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Aswan Essentials

Aswan serves as a gateway to the Nile’s ancient and cultural treasures. This selection includes the archaeological ruins and traditional Nubian villages of Elephantine Island, the massive Unfinished Obelisk in the northern quarries, and the Tombs of the Nobles carved into the west bank cliffs. Beyond the monuments, the list features the lush Aswan Botanical Garden on Kitchener’s Island, the extensive collections of the Nubian Museum, and the vibrant local market offering spices and traditional crafts.

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Ruins of town of Elephantine

Located on the southern tip of Elephantine Island, these archaeological remains span several millennia, featuring the reconstructed Temple of Khnum and dwellings dating from the Old Kingdom through the Roman period.

B

Nubian Villages

Explore the authentic villages scattered over Elephantine and marvel at the traditional, richly decorated houses.

C

Unfinished obelisk

The unfinished obelisk is the largest known ancient obelisk and is located in the northern region of the stone quarries of ancient Egypt…

D

Nubian Museum

The Nubian Museum is an archaeological museum located in Aswan, Upper Egypt.

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Tombs of the Nobles

The tombs of the Old Kingdom princes and officials carved in the rocks are simply astonishing. Don't miss out the chance to explore them.

F

Agha Khan Tomb

Atop the west bank of Nile, set in a great scenery stands the tomb of Aga Khan III, an important imam and statesman.

G

Satet Nilometer

The main draw of Elephantine. As the name indicates, this staircase-like structure was being used for measuring the level of Nile waters.

H

Aswan Botanical Garden

Situated on Kitchener’s Island, this garden contains a vast collection of exotic trees and plants imported from across Africa and Asia, accessible only by boat or felucca.

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Market

Known as Sharia el Souk, this traditional bazaar stretches through the city center, offering Egyptian and African spices, handwoven textiles, perfumes, and Nubian handicrafts.

J

Al-Tabia Mosque

This 19th-century mosque sits atop a hill on the site of a former Napoleonic fortification. It features a large central dome and two slender minarets, built in the Ottoman architectural style.