The entrance colonnade led from the enclosure wall to the south court of the complex. It comprises two distinct passageways oriented approximately east-west. The first is a narrow 1.05 m wide by 6 m long corridor cut into the enclosure walls bastion. This is followed by a wider corridor flanked by 40 limestone columns, arranged in pairs, that fronted projecting walls, which formed alcoves. The columns were each nearly 6 m tall and were fashioned to resemble bundled reeds that had between seventeen and nineteen ribs. They supported a limestone ceiling whose blocks carved again into the form of palm tree trunks.