Enjoy a trip to the Nubian villages in Aswan, which falls under the name of social trips. It is primarily a cultural trip that satisfies the tourist’s passion for information about the places he visits. Then it is a trip to enjoy nature and relax.
The museum was built in the Nubian style, and was designed by the Egyptian engineer Mahmoud El-Hakim in harmony with the Nubian style. The museum includes several thousand artifacts and models that tell the history of Nubia, its customs and traditions, and talk about Nubian architecture.
The Nubian house was part of the Nubian life, the museum dedicated to the Nubian house by placing a model of the Nubian house with all its details, which embodies the heritage and daily life of the Nubian people and their customs and traditions through models that speak for themselves and through which they embody and wonderfully document the customs of the Nubian people and how the Nubian life was, how he cultivated his land and the tools he used in agriculture such as the watering can, the axe and the shaduf.
Today enjoy a full day to discover Nubia in Aswan. Our guide will welcome you in the hotel lobby and take you to the following places:
The museum also includes many other statues that depict historical events, including a statue of the ruler of Kush, Nehi, kneeling before a pharaonic goddess, dating back to the 18th Dynasty (1549/1550 and 1292 BC), according to the signboard.
After that, you will be transferred to the Temple of Philae. Long ago, the Temple of Philae was referred to as Pilak, a name derived from Greek and Latin languages. It was later known in the Islamic time period as the Citadel or Island of Ans al-Wujud. The Temple of Philae is situated on Philae Island, which is an island positioned in the center of the Nile River. This island was one of the critical defensive strongholds for Egypt. Philae Temple was relocated from its original position to a new site on Agilika Island due to the threat of flooding after the High Dam was built.
Enjoy visiting the cathedral in Aswan and learn about it with our guide. The monastery's two parallel walls along the Nile are separated by two entrances. The first entrance is located east of the Nile, while the other entrance is in the west, towards the desert. These two entrances do not lead directly to the monastery courtyard, as they are broken or bashoura entrances. This type of entrance is considered a characteristic of military and military buildings and installations. Each entrance is fortified with towers on both sides and equipped with guard and observation rooms. Therefore, the monastery is a defensive building. This is natural given that it was built in the desert.
The large ancient monastery was built in the 7th century AD. It was rebuilt again in the 10th century AD but was destroyed in the 11th century AD. Some believe that the monastery was built in the 5th century AD. The general public calls the Monastery of Anba Hedra the Monastery of Saint Simon.
Finally, after enjoying the most important sites of this day and having your lunch, you will return to your hotel.
Number of Persons | Prices |
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1 Person | $130 Per Person |
2 - 3 Persons | $100 Per Person |
4 - 6 Persons | $85 Per Person |
7 - 10 Persons | $70 Per Person |
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Traditional Nubian cuisine includes dishes like "Ful Medames," a stew made from fava beans, "Asida," a porridge made from sorghum, and "Mulukhiyah," a leafy green soup. Nubian food often features a mix of grains, legumes, and locally sourced ingredients.
Yes, a visit to the Nubian Museum in Aswan is included in some Aswan day tours. The Nubian Museum is a cultural institution that showcases the rich history, heritage, and culture of the Nubian people. This museum displays a large collection of artifacts, exhibits, and artwork that offer insights into ancient and contemporary aspects of Nubian life, architecture, language, crafts, and more. Although Aswan Day tours may not automatically include a visit to the Nubian Museum, some specialized tours or customized itineraries may include this cultural landmark, especially for visitors interested in learning about Nubian culture and heritage.
The duration of the day tour at Aswan Day Tours varies based on the type of tour and activities offered. These tours usually range from half a day to a full day, which can last approximately 4 to 8 hours.
Some short tours offer quick visits to the main places in Aswan, while longer tours include additional visits to more complex sites or additional activities such as boat trips on the Nile River or desert safari experiences.
Aswan is considered one of the charming Egyptian cities that offers many famous tourist activities. Here are some activities you can do during your visit to Aswan:
Visit the Temple of Philae (Abu Simbel Temple).
Traveling by felucca on the Nile.
Visit Nabatieh Park.
Explore Elephantine Island.
Visit the High Dam.
Shopping in the popular market.
Most tour guides speak English and can also guide in other languages, including French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Arabic. Specify your language preference when booking.
The dam holds back a lot of water from flooding and lets it out when we need it. This water helps us grow plants on a lot of land, helps boats move more easily, and creates a huge amount of electricity.
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