Excursión al Templo de Kalabsha y al Museo Nubio – ADT016

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Duration

6 hours

Tour Location

Aswan

Tour Schedule

Daily

Pickup Location

Your Hotel in Aswan

Tour Type

Private

Descripción

Disfrute de su excursión de un día al Templo de Kalabsha y al Museo Nubio de Asuán. Tras la recogida en su hotel, visitará el Museo Nubio de Asuán, que alberga monumentos y artefactos de la larga historia de la cultura nubia. A continuación, visitará el templo de Kalabsha, construido en el año 30 a.C. en el emplazamiento de un templo mucho más antiguo.

Por qué le encantará este viaje

See two of Aswan’s top attractions on this double-duty guided day tour. First, visit the stunning, millennia-old lakeside temples of Kalabsha and Beit El-Wali, built by Ramesses II. Then, to central Aswan to visit the much-acclaimed Nubian Museum, where you can see Nubian history and culture in context through life-sized diorama displays.
visit the Nubian Museum in Aswan, which houses artefacts from the history of Nubian culture
Skip the hassles of haggling with taxi drivers and enjoy the expertise of your personal Egyptologist guide on this private tour,
Learn about the culture of Nubia, ancient and modern, at the Nubian Museum. Then explore the beautifully preserved Temple of Kalabsha, a late Egyptian temple with glorious views of the Aswan High Dam.
Very comfortable – Pickup and drop off from / to your location in Aswan
Suitable for all ages and genders.

Qué incluye

Incluye

Pick up services from hotel in Aswan & return.
Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.
All transfers by a modern air-conditioned vehicle.
Professional English-speaking tour guide.
Bottled water during your trip.
All taxes & service charge.

Excluido

Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
Tipping

Itinerario

Spend your day exploring 2 of the most important complexes in Nubia with the help of your private guide. You visit the Temple of Kalabsha, the largest freestanding temple in the region, and Nubian Museum, considered one of the most important museums featuring recovered relics from tombs and temples.Venture into the history of Egypt's Nubia region and learn of the impact of the Aswan High Dam on the area. First, indulge in the views of the Nile as you take a motorboat to the ancient Temple of Kalabsha, set on the banks of Lake Nasser.The temple itself was built by the Roman emperor Octavius Augustus in 30 BC as a tribute to Mandulis (Merul), a Lower Nubian sun god. Explore the largest freestanding temple in Egyptian Nubia and admire a fine carving of Horus emerging from reeds on its inner curtain wall.Follow your guide, who shows you its most remarkable carvings and features, and see why the temple is considered one of the most complete in the region. Then, visit the International Museum of Nubia, a result of UNESCO's initiative to preserve artifacts from the area's history.The museum was built in order to provide an exhibition space for materials recovered from tombs, temples, and settlements, as Egyptologists and archaeologists feared that rising waters from the High Dam would submerge the remnants of Egyptian Nubia. The Nubia Museum opened in 1997, and is a winner of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

Precios

Single	$ 136
2 Persons	$ 89
3 Persons	$ 74
4 Persons	$ 66
5 Persons	$ 61
6 Persons	$ 58

Prices

Prices are quoted in US Dollars per person per trip except during Christmas, New Year & Easter holidays.

Children Policy

0 – 01.99 Free of Charge

2 – 05.99 pay 25% of tour price

6 – 11.99 pay 50% of tour price

12+ pay full tour price as per adult person.

Notes:

Child pricing applies to children who share rooms with their parents (Max 2 Children in one Room)

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