Here's yet another Temple built by Ramses II located at Wadi el Seboua. This means "Valley of Lions", and refers to the avenue of leonine sphinxes in front of the temple. One of the things that stands out about this place for me besides the red sand of the Nubian Desert and the beauty of the temple itself is that this is one of two places where we were given the opportunity to ride a camel. I never did, but I thought the sight of the camels waiting for tourists in front of the temple made it particularly picturesque.