Rating
4.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
F. Boer (5 months ago)
Medinet Habu is a beautiful place to visit. Some walls have still beautiful coloring. Must see.
Medinet Habu is a beautiful place to visit. Some walls have still beautiful coloring. Must see.
Ahmed Said (6 months ago)
Built for the God of war. Still has the old coloring on the walls. There was no waiting time as I think it is avoided by organized touristic group. Very peaceful visit which allows you to enjoy the engraving on the wall as and the wall original colors.
Built for the God of war. Still has the old coloring on the walls. There was no waiting time as I think it is avoided by organized touristic group. Very peaceful visit which allows you to enjoy the engraving on the wall as and the wall original colors.
Mike Waldvogel (7 months ago)
A Hidden Gem: The Temple of Amun (Medinet Habou) is a hidden gem often overlooked by tourists. This lesser-known temple is just as impressive as the more famous ones, with its intricate hieroglyphs and vibrant colors. I was captivated by the Temple of Amun's unique atmosphere. The smaller size compared to other temples creates a more intimate experience, allowing you to appreciate the details up close. The hieroglyphs are incredibly well-preserved, and the colors still pop despite centuries of exposure to the elements. Hire a knowledgeable guide: A local guide can provide valuable insights into the history and significance of the temple. The temple is quite large, so be prepared for some walking. The Temple of Amun (Medinet Habou) is a must-see for anyone interested in ancient Egyptian history and architecture. Its hidden location and lesser-known status make it a truly special experience.
A Hidden Gem: The Temple of Amun (Medinet Habou) is a hidden gem often overlooked by tourists. This lesser-known temple is just as impressive as the more famous ones, with its intricate hieroglyphs and vibrant colors. I was captivated by the Temple of Amun's unique atmosphere. The smaller size compared to other temples creates a more intimate experience, allowing you to appreciate the details up close. The hieroglyphs are incredibly well-preserved, and the colors still pop despite centuries of exposure to the elements. Hire a knowledgeable guide: A local guide can provide valuable insights into the history and significance of the temple. The temple is quite large, so be prepared for some walking. The Temple of Amun (Medinet Habou) is a must-see for anyone interested in ancient Egyptian history and architecture. Its hidden location and lesser-known status make it a truly special experience.
Eden Gostelow (9 months ago)
One of the best sites I’ve ever seen. Go at 7am and you’ll be alone with serene silence. Hieroglyphics chiseled into stone that cover the entire interior and exterior of the structure from roof to ceiling in extraordinary detail. Defies all comprehension
One of the best sites I’ve ever seen. Go at 7am and you’ll be alone with serene silence. Hieroglyphics chiseled into stone that cover the entire interior and exterior of the structure from roof to ceiling in extraordinary detail. Defies all comprehension
Moana Rule (13 months ago)
Huge and impressive temple with spectacular pillars and commanding entrance. The hieroglyphs and original colours on the walls and ceilings are beautiful. This was a place I could just sit and enjoy observing for a moment. Highly recommend.
Huge and impressive temple with spectacular pillars and commanding entrance. The hieroglyphs and original colours on the walls and ceilings are beautiful. This was a place I could just sit and enjoy observing for a moment. Highly recommend.
