The Temple of Deir el-Bahari or the Temple of Hatshepsut deservedly deserves the title of Jewel of the Luxor Temples, as it is the largest and most important funerary temple in the era of the Pharaonic state. Tourists come from all over the world; To admire the grandeur of its unique architecture.

The temple was built under a rocky slope in the Deir el-Bahari area, which is one of the most important archaeological areas in Luxor, located on the western bank of the Nile. Worship of the god Amun, the sun god. The temple consists of two parts, the outer part is for the living, and the inner part is for the dead.

Deir el-Bahari Temple was designed on 3 levels, with open balconies, and built entirely of limestone, in front of the second floor there are several wonderful statues of Queen Hatshepsut and the god Osiris. The temple is also distinguished by its historical inscriptions spread on its walls, which still retain their colors despite the passage of thousands of years.