Temple of Hatshepsut
Monument · West Bank, Luxor

Temple of Hatshepsut

Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The Temple of Hatshepsut is a large mortuary temple built into the cliffs. It consists of three terraces with colonnades and reliefs showing trade expeditions and religious scenes. Look for the Hathor chapel and the upper court with its statues.

On day 3 of Luxor: Valley of the Kings

Good to know

Tickets
Separate ticket bought at the site entrance; check official sources for current prices
Time needed
One to two hours
Best time
Early morning to avoid heat
Getting there
Taxi from Luxor or ferry to West Bank then local transport

Itineraries with Temple of Hatshepsut

Day 3 of Luxor: Valley of the Kings

Balloons and tombs

How Temple of Hatshepsut fits into a day.
  1. 5:00Hot air balloon over LuxorWest Bank
  2. 9:00Medinet HabuWest Bank
  3. 11:00Deir el-MedinaWest Bank
  4. 12:30Valley of the QueensWest Bank
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Temple of Hatshepsut questions

What is the Temple of Hatshepsut?

It is the mortuary temple dedicated to Pharaoh Hatshepsut on Luxor's West Bank.

How long does a visit take?

Most visitors spend one to two hours at the site.

Is a guide required?

No guide is required but audio guides or tours are available on site.

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