It features sunken reliefs showing battle scenes, and Ramses III chasing off the enemies. One pictures Ramesses III standing before Amun and Khonsu. Ramesses III wears the Blue Crown, the royal shendyet kilt, and sandals. Behind Amun is his son Khonsu, god of the moon. It is accessed by hiking from the Valley of the Kings over the hills to the area know as El Deir El Bahri .
Donkeys are sometimes available to take passengers.
Hatshepsut was murdered by her nephew and stepson Tuthmosis III, and the first thing he did was to replace her name with his in most of the temples and monuments, her mummy was never found. The axis of this temple is exactly aligned with the axis of the Karnak Temple on the other side of the Nile. It is at the foot of cliffs in a natural bay formed in the mountains.