Aswan

Famous for its scenic view of the Nile Valley, Aswan City is the capital of the Aswan Governorate in Egypt's southern region. Prepare your cameras for unending clicks at Elephantine Island. The island is famous for its villages filled with colorful residential houses, the Aswan Museum, the Ruins of Abu, the Temple of Khnum, the ►

Famous for its scenic view of the Nile Valley, Aswan City is the capital of the Aswan Governorate in Egypt's southern region. Prepare your cameras for unending clicks at Elephantine Island. The island is famous for its villages filled with colorful residential houses, the Aswan Museum, the Ruins of Abu, the Temple of Khnum, the Temple of Satet, and the Koti and Siou Villages. You can also find the Tomb of the Nobles on this island, where renowned Elephantine residents rest. Offering a wide variety of goods, the Aswan Souq is perfect if you are looking for anything. Plan a day trip to Philae Island to see the Temple of Hathor and the Trajan's Market Kiosk. Check out the Philae Temple, a famous Egyptian building with archaic human forms engraved into its walls. One of the oldest buildings in Aswan is the Monastery of St. Simeon. It was built in the 7th century and has been preserved ever since. You may choose a camel-trekking activity there for a more exciting experience. Responsible for generating electricity in the city, the 50-year-old Aswan Dam is aesthetically pleasing and economically helpful for the people. Take advantage of the once-in-a-lifetime experience on a felucca on your way to Seheyl Island. The Aga Khan Mausoleum was constructed to house Sir Sultan Muhammad Shah's tomb at the top of a hill. An intensive tour around Abu Simbel is the best option to add to your itinerary. ◄