After being picked up at your hotel by an expert Egyptologist guide, you would be driving to the beautiful Kalabsha Temple on the western bank of the Nile, just above the dam. Originally at Kalabsha, about 40 miles south of Aswan, this temple was built in the early Roman age in honor of Mandulis, the Nubian sun god, and its foundations date to the reigns of Tuthmosis II and Amenhotep II, but the temple as it's seen now was mostly developed during the Roman epochs.
After seeing all these beautiful sculptures, large columns, and fine reliefs of Kalabsha Temple, continue to the Nubian Museum. The only place to see this culture is at the Nubian Museum. Opened in 1997, it is filled with thousands of artifacts that have been saved from the waters of Lake Nasser, high art, statues, pottery, jewelry, and everyday items from the lost civilizations of Nubia. One of the highlights would be the statue of Ramses II, along with rich, detailed exhibits narrating the history and traditions of Nubian culture. Your guide will give you all the significance of these artifacts in-depth while cultivating a deeper appreciation of Nubia's influence on Egypt's past.
End your excursion with a relaxing transfer to your hotel in Aswan. Should you want to experience more of Egypt's historical wonders, your guide will be glad to assist you with more tour recommendations that add to your experience in Aswan and beyond.