Today all that remains of the temple is its small main building and ruins of the propylon, along with its brick enclosure wall and the well.[1] The temple precinct had an area of 74×51 metres; the temple itself is much smaller, with an area of 13×16 m.[3] Its entrance faces south. The outer walls do not have much decoration but on the inside the reliefs are well preserved. The shrine is surrounded by a corridor from which side chapels and a wabet (place of cleansing) open; also the stairs lead to the roof from this corridor.[3] On the southern side of the outer wall some stone blocks from earlier buildings had been reused, judging from the reliefs on them most of them appear to be from Medinet Habu.