Explore Aswan Tourism
Aswan is known for its sunny weather and ancient archaeological sites; Aswan has become a very attractive destination for travelers looking for a unique experience from around the world. Cairo Tours is offering you in this article a comprehensive travel guide that covers all the details you need to know to plan your trip to Aswan. If you are searching for a cultural trip, Aswan will allow you to visit great temples from the ancient Egyptian Civilization, in addition to if you are searching for inner peace, Aswan will allow you to experience both through Egypt Classic Tours to discover these hidden gems.
Discover the best attractions and hidden gems in Aswan:
Philae Temple
It is located on an island in the middle of the Nile River, Philae Temple is one of the most famous and beautiful temples in Egypt. Philae temple was dedicated to the goddess Isis, and it dates back to the Ptolemaic era. Some of the most impressive features of the temple are Trajan’s Kiosk, beautifully preserved hieroglyphs, and the Temple of Hathor. A visit to Philae Temple offers a fascinating glimpse during Aswan Day Tours into Egypt's History.
Nubian Museum
It highlights the traditional musical instruments, Nubian clothes, art, and ancient pottery, and exhibits Nubian migrations in the 20th century that changed the face of the region.
Unfinished Obelisk
It is one of the monuments that dates back to ancient Egyptian history and the era of the pharaohs, and it is one of the stunning constructions for the pharaonic engineers. Through your tours within Egypt Easter Tours, you will discover that the obelisk is constructed by order from Queen Hatshepsut and it is one of the tallest obelisks in the world. The reason for not finishing is the crack in it.
Kom-Ombo Temple
Kom-Ombo temples are one of the most famous temples in Aswan and Egypt that you can visit through your tours while being on one of the best Egypt Nile Cruise Tours between Aswan and Luxor. It is located on the easter bank of the Nile River, Its building process was during the Ptolemaic era and it is dedicated to the two gods Sobek and Hours
Aswan High Dam
The Aswan High Dam is an engineering marvel that has helped transform Egypt’s infrastructure and agriculture. This massive dam contains 18 times the amount of material used in the Great Pyramid of Giza, the aim of constructing it is protecting Egypt from the flood of the Nile River. Visitors can tour the facilities and also visit the monument overlooking the dam, which offers excellent views. It provides insight into Egypt’s modern history.
Aswan Botanical Garden
This magnificent 25-acre botanical garden on Kitchener Island is home to over 400 species of plants from all over the world. It offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Wander through palm groves, gaze at water lilies, and enjoy watching the many birds that call it home. Don’t miss this natural oasis during Egypt Easter Tours vacation.
The Aga Khan Mausoleum
The Aga Khan Mausoleum is a hidden gem located on the west bank of the Nile opposite Aswan. It is the burial place of Sir Sultan Mahomed Shah Aga Khan. The mausoleum combines elements of Fatimid architecture with modern styles and is set in a beautiful garden. It is a peaceful and spiritual place to visit.
The Monastery of Saint Semaan
The Monastery of Saint Semaan is another hidden gem located in Aswan. The monastery is dedicated to the 3rd-century saint St. Simeon, it has a magnificent basilica and two ancient pyramids in the Nubian style. It has a great view of the tomb of the nobles. A visit to this lesser-known monastery allows you to explore the history and culture of early Christian Egypt.
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