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Spend a full day discovering Aswan's trendy attractions and serene charm with a luxurious tour. Explore interesting sights, sample local flavors, and relax while enjoying everything this beautiful city offers. Discover the hidden gems of Aswan on a grand
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Overview
Embark on a journey through time with our Aswan Day Tour and experience the magnificent monuments that have stood the test. Start with a visit to the Aswan High Dam, where you can admire the grandeur of this engineering marvel and learn about its significance in shaping the modern landscape of Egypt. Next, visit the Temple of Philae, a beautifully preserved temple that has stood for thousands of years. Walk through the halls of this ancient site, rich with history and mystery, and soak in the beauty of its intricate carvings and columns. Stroll to the Unfinished Obelisk, a massive stone monument that tells the story of the skilled artisans who worked tirelessly to create it. Admire its enormous size and imagine the effort required to build such a magnificent structure. Your Aswan day tour also includes admission to these iconic sites, so you can fully immerse yourself in the history and culture of this fascinating city. Take advantage of this opportunity to explore the best of Aswan with ease and comfort.
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Move To Visit the majestic Philae temple which was built on the honor of
goddess ISIS the chief deity of the island.
Move to visit the high dam an engineering miracle built in 1960 unfinished.
Highlights

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unfinished obelisk which shows the techniques used by The ancient Egyptian to cut obelisks, besides the unfinished obelisk ,an unfinished Partly worked obelisk base was
discovered in 2005 at quarries of Aswan. Also discovered were some rock carvings and remains that may correspond to the site where most of the
famous obelisks were worked.