Guided Aswan Day Trip Philae and Kalabsha Temples and Nubian Museum with Lunch

Take a guided Aswan day trip to Philae and Kalabsha Temples and Nubian Museum with Lunch start with Kalabsha temple visit the largest and most completely free-standing temple in Nubia, the Kalabsha temple, nestled on the banks of Lake Nasser, then Visit the island of Philae & the Temple of Goddess Isis of love & beauty then end your day by visiting the unique Nubian museum that houses a unique collection of the Nubian monuments Catch a motorboat to the historic monument as you enjoy a private tour with your personal Egyptologist guide.
The Highlights of the trip
Excellently preserved sandstone temple at Kalabsha
Stunning location on the shores of Lake Nasser
Fine example of Egyptian Nubian architecture
Early relief drawings depicting ancient Egyptian life
Private tour for a personalized experience
Nubian Musuem

The little-visited Nubia Museum, opposite Basma Hotel, is a treat, a showcase of the history, art and culture of Nubia. Established in 1997 in cooperation with Unesco, the museum is a reminder of what was lost beneath Lake Nasser. Exhibits are beautifully displayed in huge halls, where clearly written explanations take you from 4500 BC through to the present day.

Egypt’s ancient center for the cult of Isis, the Temples of Philae were venerated from the Pharaonic era through the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine periods with each ruler making their own additions to the stones here. This sacred site has dazzled travelers since the first Nile cruises set off from Cairo and is one of Nubia’s most important monument sites.

Saved from a watery grave by UNESCO’s rescue project during the building of the Aswan High Dam, the temples were transferred block by block from their original place on Philae Island to Agilika Island, 12 kilometers south of Aswan. Thanks to this, today travelers can still walk amid the columns of this ancient venerated site.

Kalabsha temple Aswan

Kalabsha is another Nubian temple which was part of the rescue operation for monuments threatened by the rising waters of Lake Nasser. The temple was transported to the present site courtesy of the German Federal Republic in a salvage operation sponsored by UNESCO in the 1960s. Its original position was 56km south of Aswan until it was dismantled and moved to the island now called New Kalabsha, just south of the Aswan High Dam. It can be seen from the Dam through a good pair of binoculars.

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• Guided Aswan Day Trip Philae and Kalabsha Temples and Nubian Museum with Lunch
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