Gallery

Photo gallery for this site.

Semi-ruined temple at the far east end: the head of the complex, back in its day.

Main temple on the eastern side — the highlight of the valley.

House of the Englishman who was the chief archaeologist here, around 100 years ago (one must have one’s executive residence, after all — still private to this day).

Pillar looks to the sky.

Temple that you see upon entering the impressive eastern side of the park.

Giant but ruined sacrificial altar.

Ruins on the western side are largely crumbled.

Main temple of the western side of the archaeological park — only four columns of it remain, but it’s still impressive.

Private garden inside the ruins (separate entry).

Farms and coast, looking west from the ruins.