The tombs and quarry site are very interesting and the seeing by the Nile makes it even more exciting.

One of the best ancient sightseeings in Egypt,Dont miss visiting the chapels of Seti first.

The Speos of Horemheb is one of the many ancient monuments that line the west bank of the River Nile at Gebel el Silsila. Due to the recent research carried out by the Swedish led mission at Silsila they have been able to re date the Temple to the reign of Queen Hatshepsut.

A very small Temple or we can call it big shrin you can see it from the Nile dedicated to the GOD Amun..

Beautiful temple

Excellent

Chapel drilled into the rock at Gebel Silsileh, built by Pharaoh Horemheb, whose name means in Egyptian Horus is at feast, and who was the last pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, ruling Egypt between 1323 and 1295 BC.We saw it from the deck of our ship on the Nile Cruise, on the way between Edfu and Kom Ombo

Superb from the cruise ship deck, too bad the landscape scrolls so quickly

Very interesting, the quarry is impressive, right on the Nile

Excellent

Very nice career