Private Day Tour: Abu Simbel, Philae, Dam & Obelisk

The time taken to get to Abu Simbel from Aswan By road, it typically takes around 3 hours to drive the approximately 280 kilometers (175 miles) distance This includes stops along the way for rest .

Abu Simbel Temples: The main highlight of the tour, the Abu Simbel Temples are two massive rock temples built by Pharaoh Ramses II in the 13th century BC. These temples are dedicated to Ramses II himself and his wife, Queen Nefertari. Travelers will be able to explore the temples, admire the colossal statues, and marvel at the intricate carvings and hieroglyphics.
Ramses II Temple: This temple is dedicated to Pharaoh Ramses II and features four colossal statues of the pharaoh sitting on his throne. The temple's interior is adorned with beautiful wall reliefs depicting scenes from Ramses II's military campaigns and religious rituals.

The time taken to get to aswan from Abu Simbel By road, it typically takes around 3 hours to drive the approximately 280 kilometers (175 miles) distance This includes stops along the way for rest .

At the Temple of Philae, travelers will explore:

Gateway of Nectanebo: Ancient entrance to the temple complex
Mammisi (Birth House): Dedicated to Horus's birth
Temple of Isis: Main attraction with intricate hieroglyphs
Kiosk of Trajan: Elegant Roman-era structure
Chapel of Osiris: Dedicated to the god of the afterlife
Nilometer: Ancient device for measuring Nile floods
Temple of Hathor: Smaller temple with beautiful reliefs
Gate of Hadrian: Impressive Roman-period entrance
Temple of Imhotep: Dedicated to the famous architect
Sound and Light Show area: Evening entertainment spot
Philae Obelisk: Ancient Egyptian monument
Coptic crosses: Evidence of the temple's Christian phase
Outer Colonnade: Impressive row of pillars
Sanctuary of Isis: Most sacred part of the temple
Philae Museum: Houses artifacts found on the island
This list covers the main attractions of the beautifully preserved Philae Temple complex.

At the Aswan High Dam, you will have the opportunity to witness one of Egypt's most impressive engineering marvels. The Aswan High Dam is a massive structure built across the Nile River, and it plays a crucial role in Egypt's development and agriculture.

During your visit, you will see the immense size and scale of the dam, which stretches over 3,800 meters in length and 111 meters in height. Our knowledgeable guide will provide you with insights into the dam's construction and its significance in controlling the flow of the Nile River, preventing floods, and generating hydroelectric power.

You will also have the chance to explore the dam's surroundings and enjoy the scenic views of Lake Nasser, which was created by the dam's construction. The lake is a peaceful and serene setting, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city.

At the Unfinished Obelisk, you will have the opportunity to witness a remarkable ancient monument that offers insights into the art and craftsmanship of the ancient Egyptians. The Unfinished Obelisk is an enormous stone monument that was abandoned during its construction due to a crack. It is located in a granite quarry in Aswan, Egypt.
During your visit, you will be able to marvel at the sheer size and scale of the Unfinished Obelisk. Standing at a height of around 42 meters and weighing an estimated 1,200 tons, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the ancient Egyptian techniques of quarrying and monument construction.
Our knowledgeable guide will accompany you throughout the experience, providing you with detailed information about the history and significance of the Unfinished Obelisk. You will learn about the tools and methods used by ancient Egyptians to carve and shape the obelisk, as well as the purpose and symbolism behind this monumental structure

The return journey begins
Hotel Drop-off:
Arrive back at your hotel, marking the end of the trip
This experience offers a perfect blend of ancient history, scenic beauty, and modern comfort, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the wonders of Upper Egypt before returning to their accommodation.