Many pillars at the lower section of the Hatshepsut temple, along with the ruins of some of the pillars, and a view of part of the ceiling

The main structure of the Hatshepsut mortuary temple remains whole even after several millenia, but there are some signs of collapse and ruins. This is a photo of pillars in the side section of the temple, along with a part of the ceiling, as well as the cordoned off ruins of some of the building. At some point, there may be an attempt to restore the fallen down pillars and sections of the structure.
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