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        Colossal statues at the UNESCO-listed Abu Simbel temples of Ramses II on Lake Nasser in southern Egypt, a must-see Aswan day trip landmark.

        Abu Simbel

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          Egyptian Museum Cairo skyline view, key stop on 4-day Cairo Aswan Abu Simbel Luxor by air trip

           Hurghada, Egypt

          4-Day Egypt Tour: Cairo, Aswan, Abu Simbel and Luxor

          Four days, five legendary cities, and a lifetime of memories — this Egypt air tour takes you from the Pyramids of Giza to the tombs of Luxor without wasting a single hour.

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          From € 383.64
          Wheelchair traveler with companion at Giza Pyramids, accessible Egypt tour from Alexandria to Abu Simbel

           Cairo, Egypt

          Wheelchair Accessible Egypt Tour: Cairo to Abu Simbel

          Roll through 5,000 years of history — from Alexandria's Mediterranean shores to the colossal temples of Abu Simbel — on Egypt's most complete wheelchair accessible adventure.

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          From € 1998.24
          Modern cabin on 5-day Nile cruise Luxor to Aswan, comfortable room before hot air balloon and Abu Simbel

           Luxor, Egypt

          5-Day Nile Cruise Luxor to Aswan with Abu Simbel Tour

          Sail the Nile, soar over Luxor at sunrise, and walk the corridors of Abu Simbel on a five-day journey through the heart of ancient Egypt.

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          From € 298.42
          Nile River in Cairo with felucca sailboats, scenic waterfront view on 15-day private Egypt tour from Marsa Alam

           Marsa Alam, Egypt

          15-Day Private Tour of Egypt from Marsa Alam

          Fifteen days, one country, and a lifetime of memories — from the coral reefs of the Red Sea to the tombs of the pharaohs, this private Egypt tour covers it all without compromise.

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          From € 959.10
          Grand Egyptian Museum Giza exterior with pyramid-shaped entrance, Cairo stop on Egypt Golden Triangle tour

           Cairo, Egypt

          11-Day Egypt Guided Tour: Historic Sites and Beach Holiday

          Travel back 5,000 years by day and unwind in five-star luxury by night — Egypt's pyramids, Nile, and Red Sea in one seamless 11-day journey.

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          From € 3424.60
          Nile River cruise ship at sunset in Luxor, highlight of an 11-day Discover Egypt budget tour with entrance fees

           Cairo, Egypt

          11-Day Guided Tour of Egypt with Entrance Fees Included

          Eleven days, zero hidden costs, and five thousand years of history waiting to be explored. This is Egypt done right, from the Pyramids to the Red Sea.

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          From € 1732.22
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          More to know about Abu Simbel

          Abu Simbel is a archaeological site in southern Egypt, located near the Nubian border in Aswan Governorate. The site features two colossal rock temples built by Pharaoh Ramesses II, carved directly into the mountainside. The temples are decorated with giant statues and intricate hieroglyphic inscriptions. Visitors come to see these monumental structures and witness the annual solar alignment phenomenon.
          Abu Simbel is located in the Aswan Governorate of southern Egypt, approximately 280 kilometres south of Aswan city and 40 kilometres north of the Sudanese border, on the western shore of Lake Nasser. The two rock-cut temples were originally carved during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II in the 13th century BCE and were relocated in their entirety between 1964 and 1968 as part of a landmark UNESCO and Egyptian government engineering operation to prevent their submersion by the rising waters of Lake Nasser following construction of the Aswan High Dam. The complex is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most significant monuments of ancient Nubian and Egyptian civilization.
          Ancient Egypt, Nubian Heritage, UNESCO World Heritage, Aswan Governorate, Lake Nasser, Rock-Cut Temples, Ramesses II, Southern Egypt