One the most pronounced best preserved ancient temples, with most of the colours and carvings as deep as your hand...

well worth visiting and close to the tombs.. a cafe at the entrance..

Fantastic. This mamoth funerary temple of Ramses 3 depicts excellent preserved hieroglyph carvings and unbelievable courtyards lined with satues of the Pharaoh in the guise of the "god" Osiris, "god" god of the afterlife and the fertile nile valley. This morturary temple is the best preseved in the West Bank dating back to the New Kingdom.

We spent a week on a Bales dahabiya, Aswan to Luxor. On the way Kom Ombo was closed by protesting shopkeepers so we saw the lovely temple at Esna instead. In Luxor we went to the Medinet Habu (Rameses III) temple rather than the over-modenised Hapshetsut one and all of our small group loved it, especially the decorations with colour... More

This is one of the, if not the, most stunning temple in egypt and one that is often over looked

the temple of medinat habu is on of the best temple in egypt it was built by the king ramses III rule egypt from 1184-1153 for 31 year the orginal structure was built by the queen hatshepsut and the king thutmose III this temple is the scound big temple after karnak temple and it's the only temple that has unusual... More

This much quieter temple is worth the visit at only 30 L.E. I enjoyed it, but just ignore people who want to be your impromptu tour guides because they just want a tip.

Love Medinat Habu. The coloured columns in the peristyle hall are amazing. Well worth a visit while in Luxor.

Lovely make sure you visit the temple further down and not just the 2 tombs