Overawed by the size of the place. Go early if you can as it does get really busy. We flew in rather than the bus which I think was worth the extra expense.

This was my primary destination in Egypt. The statues are really colossal and jaw dropping. In my opinion it is the first wonder of the ancient world.

This temple complex has huge buildings & statues. It also has an interesting history & story. It is situated near Lake Nasser which is probably preferable compared to where it was originally constructed which would have it in current Lake Nasser. These two huge temples...More

My eyes were glued to these monuments. You can't help but think how much time & effort was put in to build & paint in & around this temple. The attention to detail was impeccable. Amazing experience.

Three of us my wife and my son and I visited this amusing structure in April 2017 this year. This is a must see adventure. The temple complex is located three and a half hour from Aswan. We saw the Abu Simble Temples of Ramses...More

I'd seen this place on tv, but nothing prepared me for the sheer size and majesty of the actual complex. It was well worth the trek to get there - it really is wondrous.

Yet another beauty in Egypt wonderful ancient world. The size and the position of the temples is overwhelming. Nefertiti temple has the best decorations and if you get in alone is quite scary: you will feel like in a mysterious archeology movie.

Yehia El- Gezawy our tour guide for Abu Simbel congratulations you were outstanding, very patient very understanding well knowledge and you sure know how to satisfy your guest. You really impressed us and we are thankful to you for making us feel at home! I...More

If there's one word I can use to describe the temples of Abu Simbel, it would be "unbelievable"! We took a plane from Cairo to Abu Simbel. The flight lasted for about four hours (excluding a stop-over in Aswan). After dropping by our hotel to...More

Abu Simbel is an amazing place even amidst incomparable storied Egyptian treasures. This is one for the 'bucket lists', people. Armchair visits do not do it justice. Go there, at least once in your lifetime.