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Kalabsha, Beit El Wali, Qartas
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Description
Kalabsha, Beit el Wali and Kertassi are three archaeological gems in Aswan, Egypt. These ancient temples, built by the Nubian pharaohs, stand out for their intricate reliefs, majestic columns and the beauty of their surroundings. They are witnesses to the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Upper Nile region.
Inclusion
- Tourist area tickets
- Modern minibus with air conditioning
- Guide in English
Exclusion
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Itineraries
Visita a tres de los más interesantes vestigios de la Nubia clásica, ubicados
en las orillas del Lago Nasser: El Templo de Kalabsha, construido por
el emperador romano Octavio Augusto, y dedicado a Mandoulis, el dios
de la fertilidad. El Hemi-Speos de Beit el Wali, construido por Ramsés
II, y el Kiosco de Kertassi.
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