Trip to Nubian Museum in Aswan

The Nubian Museum of Aswan

 

The Nubian Museum is one of the most beautiful places in Aswan that you can discover during Aswan Day Tours. It is special with the designation of the Nubian style of architecture; while building it the designers were infatuated with the Pharaonic tombs and were inspired to build the Museum. The Nubian Museum won the Award of Aga Khan for the most beautiful building and architectural style in the world in 2001. Aswan is always providing a unique experience for its visitors during Egypt Classic Tours with their partners and families. 

 

Firstly, many Studies were started to build the museum in the early eighties and the museum was launched in the late nineties and opened for visitors. It includes more than 5,000 artifacts reflecting how was the development of Nubian civilization and heritage. Concerning the design of the Nubian Museum consists of three floors and many halls. One of the prominent discoveries in the museum is the skeleton of a 23,000-year-old human being that was found in western Aswan in 1982 in the area of the Wadi Al-Kubaniya area. Visitors always looking to have the magical experience of visiting Aswan during being on one of the best Nile Cruise Tours sailing between Luxor and Aswan. 

 

In addition, the museum's external display contains 86 different sizes of unique pieces of large statues and archaeological paintings. The museum represents the Nubian history of the People of Nubia from different ages through different eras and models of daily life in ancient Nubia. The Museum is also enhancing the knowledge about the history and heritage; Therefore, the museum also organizes archaeologists and foreign missions working in Aswan many seminars, conferences, and workshops. The museum also cares about the new generation and has a special section for museum education to educate school students about the importance of antiquities and their preservation and to train them in various activities in a practical way.

 

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- On the Nile: December to February is the high season for cruising. In March/April and October/November, things are less busy and the temperatures are mild.
- On the Red Sea: all year round destination

Hotels close to the Nubian Museum:

  • Napri
  • Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan
  • Basma Hotel
  • Movenpick Resort Aswan
  • Go Inn Backpackers

We'll outline the three simplest ways for you to go to the Nubian Museum. We'd like to start by advising against using the bus if you want to visit the Nubian Museum because it's crowded, expensive, and pointless.

The 1997 opening of the Nubian Museum featured a distinctive architectural design that reflected traditional local Nubian architecture and was clad in pink granite and local sandstone. It received the Agha Khan Award for Islamic Architecture in 2001.
 

The Aswan Nubian Museum in Aswan, Egypt, is a museum that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Nubian people. It houses a vast collection of Nubian artifacts, including statues, pottery, jewelry, and tools, providing insights into their daily life and beliefs. The museum's architecture, designed to resemble a Nubian village, reflects the traditional building style. Visitors can learn about the ancient Nubian civilization, its interactions with ancient Egypt, the Nubian language and writing systems, traditional clothing and crafts, Nubian architecture and house models, and Nubian musical instruments. The museum also highlights contemporary Nubian culture and the challenges faced by the community in modern times. The garden offers stunning views of the Nile River.

The Nubia Museum is a museum located in Aswan, Egypt, and is considered one of the most important museums in the region, providing a window to explore and understand the culture and history of the Nubian people. The museum was opened in 1997 and houses a variety of cultural and archaeological exhibits that reflect the history and heritage of Nubia.

Among the things that can be seen at the Nubia Museum:

Nubian artifacts: The museum displays many artifacts dating back to the ancient times of the Nubians, including stone carvings, statues, and other artifacts that were part of their civilization.

Nubian Daily Life: The museum offers a glimpse into Nubian daily life and traditional culture by displaying handicrafts, traditional tools, traditional clothing, and other items that represent their traditional way of life.

Temples and monuments: Visitors can see models and reproductions of important Nubian temples and monuments, such as Philae Temple, Abu Simbel Temple, and others, which illustrate the role of Nubians in the history of ancient Egypt.

Temporary exhibitions: The museum occasionally hosts temporary exhibitions that showcase contemporary Nubian art and culture and provide a modern look at Nubians and their heritage

The Nubia Museum in Aswan, Egypt is a museum established by UNESCO in Egypt to display artifacts of the ancient Nubian civilization, as well as information about the history of Nubia from prehistoric times to the present, with a review of the most important Nubian customs and traditions, and the ancient Nubian language

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