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Lake Nasser Attractions
Enjoy a luxury sightseeing cruise; visit ancient sites on isolated islands, and explore the majestic Abu Simbel temples – Lake Nasser attractions await.
Wadi El Seboua – Home To Egypt’s Many Rescued Historical Sites
Visiting Wadi El Seboua while you’re touring Lake Nasser makes for an unforgettable experience since the area is home to a number of relocated ancient sites.
Temple of Wadi El Seboua – Twin Temples Located In The Valley Of Lions
The Temple of Wadi El Seboua is located at Wadi El Seboua, an area also known as the Valley of Lions, and there are actually two temples, both of which are worth exploring.
Temple Of Dakka – An Ancient Nubian Monument Built For Thoth
The fascinating Temple of Dakka at Wadi El Seboua is believed to be more than 2,000 years old, and historians believe it was originally built for Thoth.
Kalabsha Temple – Saved From Waters Of The Mighty Lake Nasser
Egypt has many temples that are much more famous than Kalabsha Temple, but what makes this site special is the fact that it was rescued from Lake Nasser.
Aswan High Dam – The Construction Project That Changed The Face Of Egypt
The Aswan High Dam has played a significant role in Egypt’s growth and development, and today tourists are also able to enjoy the resultant Lake Nasser.
Temple of Maharraqua – An Old Nubian Temple Shrouded In Mystery
Like many historical sites in Egypt, there are many unanswered question relating to the Temple of Maharraqua, and the mystery is likely to remain unsolved.
Temple Of Derr – A Splendid Rock Cut Marvel Built By Ramessess II
Rameesess II is one of Ancient Egypt’s best known pharaohs thanks to his long and impressively victorious reign, and the Temple of Derr is a fitting reminder.
Temple Of Beit El Wali – A Fascinating Reminder Of Ramesess II
Located at the site of New Kalabsha, the Temple of Beit El Wali was built by Ramesess II, and while it might be relatively small, it’s also very fascinating.
Kiosk Of Kertassi – An Ancient Roman Relic Saved From Destruction
When the Aswan High Dam was built, it created the world’s largest manmade lake, Lake Nasser, and many ancient sites were at risk, including the Kiosk of Kertassi.
Amada Temple – Visiting The Oldest Egyptian Temple In Nubia
Amada Temple is the oldest known Egyptian temple in Nubia. Despite have been altered over the years, it’s a great place to visit during a Lake Nasser cruise.
Citadel Of Kasr Ibrim – The Only Survivor In Lower Nubia
The Citadel Of Kasr Ibrim was once a formidable city high above the Nile River, but today it appears as an Island due to the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
Tomb of Penout – Visiting One Of Egypt’s Rarest Attractions
Located relatively far up the Nile River, at a site called Amada which is home to several fascinating attractions, including the rock carved Tomb of Penout.