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23 November 2021
One of the more underrated temples in the area
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10 March 2019
Still more to discover
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17 January 2019
Very small, only a few columns and outer walls remain.
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12 November 2018
Très jolie
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15 April 2018
This beautiful blue temple tourists usually visit when they stay 2 days in Luxor, but you can fit in in your one day program as well if you are on a private tour with tourshurghada.com
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31 January 2017
This beautiful temple is usually visited if you stay more than 2 days in Luxor. Do not skip the temple as it is very beautiful and has many coloured scenes preserved on its walls.
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11 April 2015
One of my favorite temples ever! It has retained so many of its colors!
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27 October 2014
Lots of cruel part in the war mural records information. The murals are carved on the whole temple.
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23 September 2014
Temple is in incredible condition considering its age - the outside is equally interesting as the inside
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07 June 2014
MEDINET HABU – is the name given to a large group of buildings that were started in the 18th Dynasty, but on which construction continued to Roman times.
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07 June 2014
One of the best preserved temples in Luxor, very very beautiful! Can be visited on our private tour to Luxor from Sharm el Sheikh, every Wednesday, it costs 165£
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21 February 2014
اللي جوه يشوف اللي بره بس
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29 April 2013
Understated Temple; worth a visit only 35Le to get in. Take a walk around the outside walls of the temple as the scenes are amazing. Go early to avoid the day tour buses that arrive around 11am - 12pm
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12 March 2013
Wonderful temple !! And the story of this temple is so funny !! U must try to know the real story :D Viva pharaohs :)) bytheway , am the mayor here and will be for long time :P just try to catch me ;)
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13 February 2013
Madinat Habu was known as Djanet and according to ancient belief was the place were Amun first appeared. Later Rameses III constructed his larger memorial temple on the site.
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