Aswan Tours

Without a question, Aswan The favorite Egyptian city, although the temperature had risen towards Nubia, I was still savoring every moment of this Nile-side paradise.

Any traveler that comes to Aswan should go and enjoy Aswan Tours, and there are lots of spectacular things to do in Aswan that are truly cool.

Many of the ancient statues and temples that we see today were made in Aswan's quarries, including Philae Temple, Unfinished obelisk and High dam in Aswan

Aswan Tours

Aswan is a thriving city in modern times, thanks to Sudanese trade and the controversial construction of the Aswan High Dam. This was crucial in preventing the regular Nile floods, which would have destroyed the city, so enjoy Aswan Day Tour and visit The High Dam 

When you throw in the fact that you can visit Abu Simbel from Aswan, it's the ideal place to base oneself for a few days of sightseeing. What else could you want than history, culture, and shopping?!

These are the most popular activities in Aswan!

• Philae Temple, out of all you will see in Aswan, will pique your interest and win your over!

What could be more intriguing than a mystery old temple on an island accessible only by boat?! It seemed like a real adventure, and it satisfied my need for knowledge about ancient Egypt.

If you're searching for something to do in the evening, the sound and light Show at the Philae temple is a great option!

There are frequently two performances in one night, like with all sound and light shows in Egypt. One is in English, while the other is in a different language that varies on a daily basis. If you require a translation, headsets are available. These events also require a certain number of people to attend.

• Day Tour in Aswan and explore The High Dam

The city of Aswan would be destroyed every year by the periodic Nile floods,The Nile used to flood every year on August 15th for two weeks, as part of its natural cycle.

Although this played an essential function in ancient Egypt, bringing water to the crops and community, it would damage homes, take lives, and save temples at the start of the twentieth century.

When the British took control of Egypt, they began efforts to prevent floods by building the Aswan Low Dam, which was finished in 1902. It was the world's largest dam at the time, and nothing like it had ever been tried.

Studies a few decades later revealed that this dam had numerous faults. The Nile was overflowing, and fears concerning Philae Temple were rising.

As a result, the Egyptian decided to raise the Low Dam and use it to provide electricity to the city.

• Aswan Tours are contain Aswan Nile Cruse Tour which Began from Aswan to Luxor

If you're taking a Nile cruise from Luxor, your journey will most likely end in Aswan, There's a lot more to see than the sites organised by tour organisations!

After your cruise, I strongly advise you to stay in Aswan for a day or two. If you're just getting started on your Aswan tour, the adventure has only just begun!

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