Aswan Sightseeing tour is a golden chance to witness the living miracles of Aswan city. Trips in Egypt will provide all our clients with everything they need which includes the best accommodations, transportation, excellent service, and professional tour guides at suitable prices. Trips in Egypt team have made this amazing day trip to offer the chance to make every moment special and shed light on the magical secrets of ancient southern Egypt.
Accompanied by a private Egyptologist tour guide, everyone will get to witness the golden attractions in Aswan such as the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, and the Philae temple, then head back to your hotel in Aswan. Book this amazing Aswan city tour and enjoy a thrilling adventure.
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Availability | Everyday |
Pickup & Drop Off | Your Hotel / Nile Cruise |
Tour Duration | 1 Day |
Tour Type | Historical Tour |
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Aswan Attractions Day Tour
In the morning time, we will pick you up from your hotel or Nile cruise in Aswan to enjoy a guided tour of the best destinations in Nubian city. Your Aswan sightseeing tour will start by paying a visit to:
Philae temple is located on the island of Philae a small island in the middle of the Nile River, located 4 km south of the Aswan reservoir, this island was composed of pink granite rocks. The temple was built for the Goddess Isis of motherhood by the pharaoh Ptolemy II in the 7th century BC.
After your tour of Philae Temple, you will have your lunch and then head to visit:
The unfinished obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) is the largest obelisk in the history of mankind, located in the northern part of Aswan. Hatshepsut issued orders to create an obelisk composed of one piece of stone weighing over 1000 tons to be placed in the "Temple of Karnak", but the ancient Egyptian engineers left it after they discovered a crack that prevents its use.
Finally, end your Aswan sightseeing tour by visiting:
Aswan high dam is the largest and greatest engineering project of the 20th century in terms of architecture and engineering, surpassing other giant global projects. The High Dam was set up to protect Egypt from high floods that destroyed large areas of land leading to the Mediterranean Sea. The height of the dam is 111 meters and its width at the top is 40 meters. Enjoy your time there and capture these magical moments.
Then we will transfer you back to your hotel/cruise in Aswan.
Meals: Lunch
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