Aswan is considered the smallest, southernmost and by far the quietest of the major tourist cities on the Nile and is the most favorite winter resort in the world Aswan, is a city with enchanting warm nature.
Jakada Tours Egypt helps you to spend a wonderful time visiting the most famous archaeological sites in Aswan Through river cruises and makes it easy to find daily tours covering the highlights of Aswan. Through our Aswan tours, every traveler will have the chance to explore all the Nubian heritage and the history of Ancient Egypt, such as Philae Temple, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple & Abu Simbel temples. Also, through our Aswan city Aswan excursions, you can enjoy fun activities such as the Phila temple sound and light show, and the felucca ride on the Nile tour. for vacations in Aswan just check our Tours. Book now one of our Aswan day Tours
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Visit Luxor from Aswan and experience the thrill of strolling past some of Ancient Egypt's most famous monuments and archaeological sites in a city that is a veritable open-air museum.
Book a day trip to the city of Aswan and discover its natural and cultural beauty, you will enjoy visit the top tourist attractions in Aswan. This excursion will allow you to enjoy a scenic motorboat ride down the Nile, there to the most important and most beautiful temple in Aswan, the Temple of Phil. Then the Aswan Dam, an engineering structure that is striking in its size. And at the end, watch the largest ancient unfinished obelisk in the world.
You have a unique opportunity to visit the most grandiose temple structure - Abu Simbel, which is located in Nubia, 280 km south of Aswan. Abu Simbel consists of the Great Temple of Pharaoh Ramses II and the Small Temple of his wife Nefertari. The temples were carved into the rock in the 13th century BC. Ramses ordered the construction of this complex at Abu Simbel to commemorate his victory over the Hittites.
Get to know the most beautiful temples in Egypt, Edfu and Kom Ombo. First, you will have a visit to the Temple of Kom Ombo, which is considered the only double temple in Egypt. After that, you will have the Mount Temple in Edfu, which is considered one of the most preserved temples in Egypt.
Don't miss the show "Sounds and Lights" in a super exclusive location, the wonderful Temple of Philae, which stands on a small island in the middle of the Nile. You will learn a lot about the daily life of the pharaohs in the period of Ancient Egypt and, surrounded by the evocative atmosphere of the Temple, you will have the impression of having gone back thousands of years.
A trip to Aswan is not complete without a ride on a felucca (traditional Egyptian boat). Glide with us on the waters of this wonderful river, rich in history and admire the surrounding nature enjoying hours of full relaxation.
Visit with us the Kalabsha Temple, the largest in Nubia after Abu Simbel, and the Nubian Museum, where many examples of traditional Nubian art are collected and where various moments of the daily life of the local population have been reconstructed.
The Nubians have a language, traditions, and customs very peculiar and different from those of the rest of Egypt. Come and discover their lively culture by visiting the colorful Nubian Village!
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Planning Your Trip to Aswan ?
Things to know if you are planning your trip to visit Aswan .
When to GoAs far as temperature goes, winter is the best time of year, although hotels and cruises get booked up over Christmas and New Year. November and late January/February are good for avoiding the worst of the crowds.
What to TakeYou can buy most things in Egypt but you should bring your own sunscreen. You should also bring any prescription or nonprescription medicines.
VisasMost nationalities require a tourist visa to enter Egypt. These can be secured in advance from Egyptian consulates in your own country but it is much easier and cheaper to obtain them on arrival at Cairo airport.
Credit CardsCredit cards are accepted in large restaurants and shops and at most hotels, but that’s about it. American Express, MasterCard and Visa are the most likely to be accepted.
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Greater Cairo – the capital of Egypt, home to the Giza Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum and fabulous Islamic architecture.
Alexandria – Egypt’s window on the Mediterranean, with still-palpable glimpses of the past.
Luxor – the gateway to the Valley of the Kings, amongst other fabulous attractions.
Aswan – a more relaxed option, full of amazing sights.
Port Said – the center of the third-largest metropolitan area, has a cosmopolitan heritage, home to the Lighthouse of Port Said.
Hurghada – a town on the Red Sea, filled with all-inclusive resorts and diving.
Sharm El Sheikh – a hugely popular resort town on the Sinai peninsula, with some of the best scuba diving in the world.
Popular destinations in Egypt
Abu Simbel – a very remote town in the far south, with some beautiful ancient temples.
Dahab – at Sinai, east of Sharm El Sheikh, a backpacker central, with excellent scuba diving.
Karnak – scattered temples built with an emphasis on size, an impressive avenue of ram-headed sphinxes runs through the middle.
Memphis and Saqqara – both filled with relics and ruins of ancient Egypt, they’re often combined as a day trip from Cairo.
Siwa – a stunning remote oasis near the Libyan border.
St. Katherine home to the oldest continually inhabited monastery, Mount Sinai and Mount Katherine (the highest mountain in Egypt) and truly Bedouin culture.
Taba Heights – a purpose-built resort with views of Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Some of the most common questions asked by tourists.
Is Aswan worth visiting?
Aswan is absolutely worth visiting! Whether you stay primarily in town or take day trips to Abu Simbel, the Aswan Dam, and Lake Nasser, or even use Aswan as a starting point for a Felucca journey, you’ll quickly be glad you made the journey to Aswan, almost immediately after you arrive there.
What is Aswan famous for?
Aswan is known for its beautiful Nile Valley scenery, significant archaeological sites, and peaceful aura. Its weather is warm all year round, which makes it a perfect winter destination. The city provides splendid views and attractions to sail through the Nile with a felucca (Egyptian sailboat).
How do you travel around Aswan?
Visitors to Aswan, Egypt have a number of options for getting around, which include by car, train, bus, taxi, and boat. A personal vehicle is the most convenient form of transportation available in Aswan, as it allows the greatest freedom and flexibility in travel.
Who lives in Aswan?
The originals of Aswan are the Nubian representing 30% of the citizens and they speak their Nubian language the rest are Arabs who came after the Islamic invasion speaking the Arabic language.
Why is Aswan important to Egypt?
With a reservoir capacity of 132km³, the Aswan High Dam provides water for around 33,600km² of irrigation land. It serves the irrigation needs of both Egypt and Sudan, controls flooding, generates power, and helps in improving navigation across the Nile.
Does Aswan have an airport?
Aswan International Airport (IATA: ASW, ICAO: HESN), also known as Daraw Airport, is a domestic airport (despite its name) located 16 km southwest of Aswan, Egypt. It was built in 1956 and upgraded in 1992 and 1999 by the Egyptian government.
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