2-Day Abu Simbel Tour from Aswan with 1-Night Stay

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Discover the extraordinary temples of Abu Simbel on a memorable 2-day, 1-night journey from Aswan. Travel comfortably in a private air-conditioned vehicle from your hotel in Aswan and enjoy the convenience of a well-organized trip with an experienced local Egyptologist guide.

Explore the magnificent Abu Simbel Temples and learn about their fascinating history, impressive architecture, and connection to Pharaoh Ramses II. Entrance fees are included, allowing you to focus on discovering this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants, stay refreshed with bottled water, and relax knowing that service charges and taxes are covered throughout your experience.

Highlights

Explore the magnificent Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan.
Visit the Great Temple of Ramses II.
Discover the Temple of Queen Nefertari.
Enjoy a private guided tour with a professional Egyptologist.
Spend one night in comfortable accommodation in Abu Simbel.
Travel in a modern private air-conditioned vehicle.
Enjoy a hassle-free experience with no hidden costs.

Day 01 :

Aswan to Abu Simbel

Begin your 2-day Abu Simbel adventure with pickup from your hotel, Aswan Airport, or Nile cruise in Aswan. Travel south toward Abu Simbel in a comfortable private air-conditioned vehicle, enjoying the changing landscapes of southern Egypt along the approximately 3-hour journey.

Upon arrival in Abu Simbel, check in to your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening at your leisure. Overnight stay in Abu Simbel.

Overnight: Abu Simbel Hotel
Meals: None

Day 02 :

Abu Simbel Temples & Return to Aswan

After breakfast, meet your professional Egyptologist guide and begin your sightseeing at the magnificent Abu Simbel Temples.

Great Temple of Ramses II
Explore the Great Temple of Ramses II, one of ancient Egypt’s most impressive monuments. Carved directly into the rock during the reign of Ramses II, the temple is famous for its enormous seated statues that dominate the entrance. Inside, discover monumental halls, beautifully decorated chambers, and the sanctuary dedicated to important ancient Egyptian deities and the deified Ramses II.

Temple of Queen Nefertari
Continue to the nearby temple dedicated to Queen Nefertari and the goddess Hathor. Admire its remarkable rock-cut architecture and the impressive statues of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari on the façade, an exceptional representation of the queen alongside the king.

The Relocation of Abu Simbel
Learn how the Abu Simbel temples were carefully relocated in the 1960s to protect them from the rising waters created by the construction of the Aswan High Dam. The international rescue project, coordinated with UNESCO, preserved these extraordinary monuments for future generations.

After completing your visit, enjoy a comfortable private transfer back to Aswan. Arrive at your hotel, Nile cruise, or Aswan Airport, concluding your memorable Abu Simbel experience.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch.

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1. When is the best time to visit Egypt?

2. Do visitors need a visa to enter Egypt?

3. Is Egypt a safe destination for tourists?

4. What currency is used in Egypt?

5. What clothing should I pack for a trip to Egypt?

6. Is tap water safe to drink in Egypt?

7. How long should I spend exploring Egypt?

8. Can I customize my Egypt itinerary?

2-Day Abu Simbel Tour from Aswan with 1-Night Stay

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