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Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan: Best 10 Hours
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Per PersonHave an Extremely unique Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan by Visiting the Impressive Two Temples of Abu Simbel, that are Perceived as The Treasury of ancient Egypt in Aswan With Egypta Tours Through Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan.
What Is Amazing in this Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan Tour?
- You will visit the best monuments ever built by ancient Egyptian.
- Every traveler will explore the legacy of Ramesses the Great Through Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan.
- You will touch history through the carved walls of the wonderful temple.
- Everyone will enjoy the most satisfying service we could ever provide with private A/C Car and tour guide who will give you amazing tales about Ramses II and God Ptah.
- Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan will be a day to remember so you can document each moment by the amazing pictures and videos you can take there.
Included and Excluded
- All Transfers By Private Air-Conditioned Car.
- The Whole Tour is Strictly Private.
- Private English speaking Egyptologist guide.
- Entrance fees to all sites as referred on the itinerary.
- Lunch at local restaurant.
- Bottled water and snacks during the tour.
- All service charges and taxes.
- Tipping.
- Any Personal spending.
- Any Optional activities.
Highlights of the Tour
- Two Temples of Abu Simbel.
Tour Itinerary
In Egypta Tours, Abu Simbel Day Tour from Aswan Starts with Picking you up From Your hotel in Aswan by a modern Air-conditioned Car which will takes 3 Hours and half to reach the location of the Two Temples of Aswan, there are two Temples, the biggest one was indicated specially for Four Egyptian gods Re-Her-Akhtey, Ptah, Amun – Re and To Ramses II Himself, the other name of the great Abu simbel Temple is The Sun Temple of Ramses II. The other temple was for
Queen Nefertari
The most Beloved wife for Ramses II. Later, we will Drive you Back To your Hotel in Aswan
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Location Map
Frequently Asked & Questions
Abu Simbel is approximately 280 kilometers (174 miles) south of Aswan. The drive takes about 3-4 hours by road.
There are two main options:
By road: You can take an air-conditioned bus, minibus, or private car in a convoy (most common option).
By air: There are daily flights from Aswan to Abu Simbel.
A typical Abu Simbel Day Tour From Aswan lasts about 8 to 10 hours. This includes travel time, exploring the temples, and returning to Aswan.
Most Abu Simbel tours start early in the morning, around 4:00 AM, to avoid the midday heat and ensure enough time for exploration.
On average, visitors spend about 2 hours exploring the temples.
Yes, Abu Simbel is one of Egypt’s most spectacular ancient sites, and the massive statues of Ramses II are awe-inspiring. The intricate carvings and relocation history of the temples make it a must-see for history lovers.
Prices vary depending on the type of tour:
By road: Prices usually range between $50 to $100 per person.
By air: Flight-inclusive tours can range from $250 to $400 per person.
It is possible to visit Abu Simbel independently, but most people prefer organized tours for ease. You can rent a car or use local buses, though this may require more planning.
Yes, the temples are open daily. The standard visiting hours are typically from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM, depending on the season.
Comfortable clothing: Light and breathable clothes, as it can get very hot, especially in summer.
Comfortable shoes: There’s some walking involved.
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen: Essential due to the intense desert sun.
Some tours may include breakfast or snacks, but it’s a good idea to bring water and light snacks as options can be limited near the temples.
The best time to visit Abu Simbel is during the cooler months between October and April, as summer temperatures can be extremely high.
The temples are not fully accessible for those with mobility challenges due to the uneven terrain and steps, though some assistance may be available.
In addition to its architectural grandeur, the Abu Simbel temples were relocated in the 1960s to avoid being submerged by the waters of Lake Nasser after the construction of the Aswan High Dam, an engineering marvel in itself.
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