Kalabsha Temple

Kalabsha Temple is located at the west bank of the river Nile Approx 65 KM south of Aswan dam. The temple is back to the roman times and was dedicated to the Nubian god Mandoulis, and dates back to the time of roman emperor Augustus.

It originally was built on much early site that dates back to the 18th dynasty and most probably goes back to king Thothmosis and Amenhotep II. The temple is considered among the most complete temples in all of of Nubia.

Beit Al Wali

The Temple of Beit El Wali is one of th e remarkable yet less visited temples of ‎ancient Egypt. The temple is located about 55 kilometers to the South of Aswan in ‎the lands of Nubia. ‎

The Temple of Beit El Wali was dedicated to the worship of the gods Amun; the ‎King of Gods, and the god Khnum. It was relocated after the construction of the ‎High Dam in the 1960s, the same as the fascinating Temple of Abu Simble and the ‎Temple of Philae, to another place which is higher than its original location to avoid ‎the damage of the water of the Nile. This mission was accomplished by Polish ‎architects with the funding coming from the Swiss Institution and the Chicago ‎Institution. ‎

Kertassi

Other nearby ancient historical sites, located close to the Temple of Beit El Wali ‎would include the Temple of Kalabsha, the Kiosk of Qertassi and these were ‎established during the Roman ruling period of Egypt. All these monuments are ‎usually visited together.

Excursion Included:

• Pick up services from your hotel or Nile cruise in Aswan and return
• All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle plus motor boat to.
• Private Egyptologist .
• Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour

Excursion Excluded:

• Entrance fees to the sites.

Notes:

Entrance fees for all sites accepted just in Egyptian pounds

Tickets are 200 LE each.

• Tipping for the driver and the guide (and it is up to you, No Pushing at all).
• Any extras not mentioned in the program

Duration: Approximately 4 Hours.

Pick-up Time: You can start from 6:00 to13.00Pm.

Due to the sites close at 17.00 pm

Trip runs: Everyday

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