2 Days Aswan & Abu Simbel Tours from Hurghada

The marvelous high dam of Aswan came into being during the 60 and 70s to offer a new way of life by offering new innovative methods of producing electricity and saving power.

The enlightening Unfinished Obelisk came into existence by Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) to stand as a symbol of power and grace at the golden entrance of the Karnak temples complex. It now stands at the great open-air museum displaying the great skill of ancient Egyptian carvers and craftsmen.

The legendary Philae temple is a celestial open book made of holy stone narrating the everlasting story of “Myth of Osiris”. It was built as the last example of ancient Egyptian architecture in 280 BC through an order from king Ptolemy II. The temple was part of a rescue operation in the mid-60s and 70s known as the UNESCO Nubia Campaign project which relocated the temple to Agilkia Island where it is found today.

The Astral Abu Simbel temples of the grand and immortal Pharaoh is a heavenly work of fantasy and art that came to be in 1200 B.C in southern Egypt. The key purpose was to pay respects to the gods of ancient Egypt which are Amun, Ptah, and Re-Harakty on the 22nd of February and October of each year in a grans festival known as the sun festival, plus commemorate his victory at the Battle of Kadesh in 1274 BC.