Abu Simbel Temples Tour. This unmissable excursion offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history and grandeur of ancient Egypt, accompanied by an experienced local guide
Details about the Trip
The journey to Abu Simbel can be done by car, accompanied by your local guide, or by plane, with a quick 25-minute flight. We recommend booking the tour at least two days in advance to ensure the availability of transportation and a guide. Abu Simbel is approximately 285 km from Aswan, taking visitors to a city that houses the majestic temple dedicated to the famous Pharaoh Ramses II and his beloved
The Historical Significance of Abu Simbel
A visit to Abu Simbel is truly unmissable due to its historical significance and impressive architecture. In the 1960s, UNESCO and 50 countries collaborated to save the temple of Abu Simbel from imminent submersion in Lake Nasser, resulting from the construction of the Aswan High Dam. The initially proposed project was to create a dam around the temple, but it was rejected due to the high cost. It was then that Egyptian sculptor Ahmed Osman suggested the audacious idea of cutting the temple into pieces and reassembling it in a new location, using ancient techniques. This meticulous work took four years and resulted in the preservation of this architectural treasure.
Including and Excluding
This package includes a English-speaking guide to accompany you throughout the tour, transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, round-trip transfers to your hotel, as well as taxes and tolls in each city. We also offer round-trip airport transfers for your convenience.
Excluding
Please be aware that expenses for souvenir purchases, beverages, attraction tickets, accommodation, and gratuities are not included in the package and must be paid separately
Payment ,Booking and Cancelation Policy
To schedule your hot air balloon ride in Luxor, a reservation deposit of 20 US $ via PayPal is required , and you must send the proof of payment to the provided WhatsApp number. The remaining payment must be made in cash (dollars) to the guide during the ride. We offer a flexible cancellation policy, allowing free cancellations up to one month before the tour date. However, cancellations made in the same month as the reservation will not be refunded
Conclusion
Exploring Abu Simbel with a local guide is an enriching experience that will transport you back to the time of the pharaohs and the great achievements of the Egyptian civilization. Don't miss the chance to witness firsthand this architectural and historical marvel."
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FAQs: Abu Simbel Tour
∙ 5. What is the best time of year to visit Abu Simbel ?
- The best time to visit is during the Egyptian winter (from September to June), when temperatures are milder and more comfortable for exploring outdoor temples.
∙ How much is the entrance ticket to the Abu Simbel Temple?
The entrance ticket to the Abu Simbel Temple is $11 USD per adult and can be purchased directly at the ticket office upon arrival at the temple.
∙ How long does the trip from Aswan to Abu Simbel take?
- ∙ The journey from Aswan to Abu Simbel by car takes about 3 hours, depending on traffic conditions and stops.
∙ Do I need a guide to visit Abu Simbel?
- It is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended to have a specialized guide to explain the history, symbolism, and significance of the temples of Ramses II and Nefertari.
∙ What are the visiting hours for Abu Simbel?
- The Abu Simbel temples are open from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. It is recommended to arrive early to avoid intense heat and crowds.
∙ Is it safe to travel to Abu Simbel?
- ∙ Yes, the trip to Abu Simbel is safe. Most tours are conducted in convoys escorted by the police to ensure the safety of visitors.
∙ Is there infrastructure (restrooms, cafés) in Abu Simbel?
- Yes, there are restrooms and small snack bars at the entrance of the complex, but it is advisable to bring water and snacks, as options on-site are limited
∙ Can I take photos inside the temples?
- ∙ Photography is allowed inside the temples, but without the use of flash to preserve the paintings and sculptures.
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