Your day is dedicated to exploring two significant sites in Nubia, accompanied by your private guide. The adventure begins with a visit to the Temple of Kalabsha, the region's largest freestanding temple, followed by the Nubian Museum, one of the most critical repositories of artefacts salvaged from Nubian tombs and temples.The tour kicks off with a scenic motorboat ride to the ancient Temple of Kalabsha, beautifully situated on the banks of Lake Nasser. Constructed by Roman Emperor Octavius Augustus in 30 BC in honor of Mandulis, a Lower Nubian sun god, this temple is a testament to the grandeur of Egyptian Nubia. Admire the exquisite carving of Horus emerging from reeds on the temple's inner curtain wall, and explore its significant carvings and features with your guide.Next, visit the International Museum of Nubia, established as part of UNESCO's initiative to preserve the artefacts of Egyptian Nubia's history from the rising waters caused by the High Dam. The museum, which opened its doors in 1997, has been recognized with the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for its contribution to preserving Nubian heritage. This museum serves as a comprehensive exhibition space for materials recovered from the area's rich historical sites, offering a deep dive into the fascinating history of Egyptian Nubia.