Watch out for the photo scam and take plenty of water and an umberella for shade..Very impressive refurbished ruin.

So impressive, and lots of excellent detail, such as the carved heads of the Somalis in the section devoted to the Queen's embassy to Punt. Lovely statues of the queen - false beard and flat-chested, to preserve the fiction that she was male. Also the site of the pit where over 60 mummified bodies of kings from robbed tombs were... More

The approach to the temple is breathtaking. When you reach the top and turn to see the view, it is even more so. Nothing quite encapsulates the feel of the times in which these incredible builders lived than standing at Hatshepsut's temple. The restoration work is ongoing, but the colour of the walls is well preserved in places and the... More

When you visit Luxor don't forget to visit this spot. It's well worth it. Some of the paintings are well preserved and really worth your attention.

Just stunning, amazing view as you approach really takes your breathe away. Lots and lots of steps not ideal if you have walking problems. Little café on site, ok for drinks etc.

This site is beautifully preserved with great photo opportunities (yup-can take photos here) and after hearing the history pre tour from our guide we thought this feisty lady was very interesting!

Only way I can remember the name BUT you will never ever forget the stunning impact of this Temple in its surroundings

The reconstruction work on this temple is amazing. If you look at photos on the Internet taken of this temple even 15 yrs ago the transformation is amazing. Use a guide when you visit as they will explain the frescoes and symbolism which bring Queen Hatchepsuts life alive.

Have been visiting this Temple for over 10 years now and each time I visit it's like the first time!!!!! I never get bored of this place.