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The Temple of Edfu, one of the best-preserved temples today that was dedicated to the god Horus and is located in the city of Edfu, on the west bank of the Nile River and is a great tourist spot to visit on your trip to Egypt.
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Philae Temple | Temple of Isis
In the center of the Nile, in the charming town of Aswan, is the Temple of Philae, one of the most ancient temples in Egypt, which tells the story of an ancient civilization in one of the monuments of Nubian history that were saved from falling after the construction of the Great Dam.
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The High Dam
The Aswan High Dam is the largest project in Modern Egypt to prevent destructive flooding and extreme droughts from generating electricity. The most significant effort made by President Gamal abdel Nasser was to build the country for all Egyptians when the dam began to be constructed in the 1960s. The dam isn't the biggest in the world, but it's impressive.
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Kom Ombo Temple | Temple of Sobek and Horus
The Kom Ombo historical temple is located in the north of the city of Kom Ombo, about 45 kilometres north of Aswan. This temple's architectural composition is unique in that it is based on two axes, each of which represents itself. To illuminate the temple at night, an integrated lighting project was also completed. It was founded during the reign of Ptolemy VI, an Egyptian pharaoh.
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Abu Simbel Temples | Temple of Ramses II
The Temple of Abu Simbel in the governorate of Aswan is one of Egypt's most famous ancient temples. The importance of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel is due to its association with the phenomenon of the sun crossing the face of the statue of Pharaoh Ramses II twice a year, the first corresponding to October 22 and the second to February 22 of each year.
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Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan
Hatshepsut ordered the creation of the Obelisk to complement what would later become known as the Lateran Obelisk, which was first located at Karnak before being taken to the Lateran Palace in Rome.
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The Nubian Village
Traveling by felucca sailboat or contemporary motorboat, you will get to know the residents, see a traditional home, have tea, and have free time to explore the villages on your own. This is one of the oldest civilizations in Africa.
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Lake Nasser
Situated in southern Egypt, Lake Nasser is an artificial body of water that was created subsequent to the building of the Aswan Dam on the Nile River. It is split into two sections: Lake Nuba lies in northern Sudan, while the other portion is situated in the Upper Egypt area in southern Egypt. There are around 132 cubic kilometers of water that can be stored in the lake.
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Aswan Airport
Aswan Airport is a key gateway to southern Egypt, offering convenient access to the historic city of Aswan and its iconic attractions. Featuring modern amenities and efficient services, it connects travelers to the region's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
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The Nubian Museum in Aswan
The idea of the Nubian Museum emerged during the international campaign to save the Nubian monuments and was adopted by UNESCO. It was opened in 1997. Many visitors to Aswan Governorate are keen to visit the Nubian Museum. Don’t miss visiting Aswan with the Cairo Top Tours professional Team and seeing the Nubian Museum.
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The Temple of Beit el-Wali: A Monument of Power and Faith
Beit El Wali in Lower Nubia is among the earliest temples constructed by Ramses II as part of his efforts to assert control over the Nubian region. Like many of Ramses II's temples, it was carved directly into the rock. However, it is no longer in its original location, as it was rescued from the rising waters of Lake Nasser and now stands to the south of the Temple of Kalabsha.
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Kitchener's Island in Aswan
The Island of Plants, one of the world’s oldest parks, is also one of the most significant tourist attractions in Aswan. Entirely located on a small island in the Nile, it boasts a rich collection of rare trees and plants, making it a must-see for nature lovers. Over the years, the island has welcomed many notable visitors, including India's former Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, adding to its historical and cultural significance.
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Elephantine Island: Temples, Nile Scale, and the Aswan Antiquities Museum
Elephantine Island is renowned for its ancient temples, including the Satet and Khnum temples from various eras, the historic Nile Scale, and the Aswan Antiquities Museum, which houses artifacts from Egypt’s Pharaonic, Ptolemaic, Roman, and Islamic periods.
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St. Simeon Monastery: A Timeless Sanctuary of Faith
St. Simeon Monastery in Aswan, founded around the 6th century AD, stands as a historic sanctuary with remarkable architecture blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings.
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The Temple of Philae and Ancient Egyptian Heritage
Explore the historic city of Aswan, home to the iconic Temple of Philae dedicated to the goddess Isis. Saved from Nile flooding in the 1960s, the temple now resides on Ajelika Island.
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Aswan Botanical Gardens | El Nabatat Island in Aswan
One of the most popular parks in the Aswan governorate to visit, especially during the warmer months and on holidays, is the Botanical Garden, also known as El Nabatat Island. The rarest plant species in the world may be found at the botanical park, which is housed inside the city of Aswan and encircled by the Nile on all sides.
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Tombs of the Nobles in Aswan
The Tombs of the Nobles are sandstone rock tombs that were built for a variety of people, including Aswan's rulers, dignitaries, secretaries, priests, and military officials. They are situated close to Luxor on the western bank of the Nile in Aswan, Egypt.
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Cataract hotel in Aswan
The Cataract Aswan Hotel, established in the late 1800s, is a luxurious and historic hotel in Aswan, Egypt. Known for its stunning architecture and stunning views, it has welcomed numerous dignitaries and celebrities. The hotel features elegant rooms, beautiful gardens, and a rich ambiance reflecting its history. It remains a premier destination for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience in Egypt.
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The Beit el-Wali Temple of Ramesses II
Ramses II built a group of temples in the ancient Nubia region, 55 kilometers south of Aswan. These temples, carved directly into rock, demonstrate his control and influence. However, they are not currently in their original location. The temple, saved during the High Dam construction, was relocated in 1960 to a higher location near Kalabsha Temple. It consists of a courtyard, a hall with a two-column roof, and the Holy of Holies.
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Beit El Wali | Aswan Attractions
Ramses II carved a six-tuned stone temple northwest of Kalabsha, including a front courtyard, colonnaded hall, and Holy of Holies. The temple, made of stone, was converted into a church during Christian times. It features a carved Holy of Holies. The front courtyard walls depict King Ramses II's wars, with the right wall depicting Asians and Libyans, and the left wall showing the Nubians. These scenes are repeated on the transverse hall walls, with the king slaughtering the Libyans and Nubians on the right and left walls respectively.
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Toshka project of Egypt
The project aims to overcome the food gap by increasing the agricultural area by about 540,000 feddans to reach one million feddans in the future, as well as maximizing the return on available resources, increasing agricultural exports, helping to reduce the deficit in the trade balance, in addition to providing job opportunities for many young people, especially those from Upper Egypt.
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Nubian History and Culture
The area located in southern Egypt along the Nile River to northern Sudan. Most of Nubia is located in Sudan and about 25% of it is located in Egypt. Nubia, an ancient kingdom, thrived in the Wadi el-Khawy, a rich agricultural basin that facilitated Neolithic societies since the fourth millennium BC.
