2-Day Tour Of Aswan's Highlights From Cairo By Plane
Highlights
archaeological, historical, sightseeing
Private Tour
2 Days
Medium
English
Description
Sign up for an archaeological excursion to the highlights of Aswan and see a modern wonder of technology, the Aswan High Dam, due to which Philae Island and its temples had to be relocated. Visit Philae Island by motorboat to see the Isis Temple, Trajan Kiosk, Nilometer, and the last hieroglyphic inscriptions of ancient times.
Itinerary
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Day 1: Cairo to Aswan
- Pick up at your accommodation from Cairo and be brought to Cairo International Airport for a domestic flight to Aswan International Airport where your tour guide will meet you to start your Aswan Tour.
- Our first stop will be a modern wonder of technology. Built in the 1950s, the Aswan High Dam brought Nile's devastating floods to an end, reclaimed more than 100,000 acres of desert land for agriculture and made further crops possible on an additional 800,000 acres.
- After lunch at a good local restaurant, we board a motorboat to Philae Island. After the construction of the Aswan Low Dam, it was completely submerged in the Nile but with help of UNESCO, it found a new home on the Island Agilkia. The first structure that greets visitors is the iconic Trajan's Kiosk, built in the 2nd Century AD by the Roman Emperor Trajan. The main structure on the island is the Temple of Isis; the goddess of health, marriage, motherhood, and wisdom. You will visit the temples and the ancient Nilometer.
- At the end of the tour, you will be brought to your Aswan Hotel (Bed & Breakfast-basis).
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Day 2: Return to Cairo
- You will be brought to Aswan International Airport for a domestic flight to Cairo International Airport.
- You will be met and brought back to your Cairo accommodation.
What's Included
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Cancellation Policy
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No refund in case of any cancellation.
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This is a private tour |