This unique two-day tour package will allow you to visit the most important and beautiful tourist attractions in Aswan.
Enjoy visiting the magnificent landmarks of Aswan, including the Philae Temple on Agilkia Island, the High Dam, the monumental project built by the late Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, and the Unfinished Obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut.
Another day to visit the Nubian Village to know more about the people of Nubia and the traditions of their life, Weddings and all their customs. Nubians are very nice white hearted people.
Enjoy in the same day a visit to the monastery of Saint Simone which is located in the west side of Aswan and which tells lots of story about the Christians who lived their in the desert side During the era of Roman persecution of Christians.
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Our tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Aswan to start you tour in Aswan by visiting the highlights of Aswan including.
Temple of Philae.
Considered as one of the most beautiful Ptolemaic temples and is located on Agilkia Island. It is one of the most famous temples that UNESCO saved from drowning after the construction of the High Dam, which flooded many places with water after its construction.
Philae Temple was located before its rescue on Philae Island, which was drowned after the construction of the High Dam. The name Philae means (beloved) in ancient Greek. The temple was dedicated to the worship of the goddess Isis, the protective goddess, and inside the temple there are some buildings dedicated to the worship of the goddess Hathor, the goddess of music.
The High Dam.
It was built by the Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser that aimed to control the Nile floods that used to come annually and drown many agricultural lands. The High Dam is considered one of the facilities of great benefit because of the control it achieved in the Nile waters, so that Egypt became an agricultural country with different types throughout the year, and it also protected Egypt from the dangers of flooding.
The unfinished obelisk.
It is located in an ancient quarry used by the Pharaohs to extract very hard flint stones to build giant and strong temples that are not affected by the factors of time. There is the obelisk that was not completed due to some technical defects and the impossibility of its use, and it was intended for Queen Hatshepsut. This obelisk was supposed to be in the Karnak Temple, but it was left as it was, giving us a good idea and telling us that the Egyptian obelisks were cut from a single stone block.
After finishing your tour, You will be transferred back to your hotel in Aswan
Your tour guide will pick you from your hotel in Aswan to visit Aswan unique places including.
The Nubian Village.
The visit to the Nubian village is a must-do for any foreign tourist visiting Aswan in southern Egypt. A trip to the Nubian villages in Aswan is primarily a cultural journey, satisfying the tourist’s thirst for information about the places they visit. It’s also a journey to enjoy nature and relax.
The Nubian village can be reached by by motorboat and the journey begins with the arrival of the boat, and the guide assists the tourists throughout the trip by providing a rich and informative meal throughout the Nile cruise to the Nubian village.
The Nubian village differs from the traditional Egyptian village due to its unique architectural style, in which Nubians used raw materials from the surrounding environment to build beautiful houses. There were domes and adobe domes that protected the rooms from the intense heat of the sun.
Saint Simeon Monastery
The Monastery of Saint Simeon in Aswan is one of the oldest Coptic Orthodox monasteries. It is considered one of the largest Coptic monasteries in the world, dating back to the sixth century. Its original name, “Monastery of Saint Hedra,” was abandoned a century after its construction due to a water shortage. Due to a lack of water, the monastery was left untouched for several years.
Established before the sixth century AD and restored in the tenth century AD, it is one of the most important Coptic monasteries in history. It housed many monks when Christianity spread among the Nubian kingdoms. It still preserves the inscriptions and paintings on its walls, depicting images of Jesus Christ and the saints.
After finishing your day tour, You will be transferred back to your hotel in Aswan

