The combination of the **Tombs of the Nobles**, the **Monastery of St. Simeon**, and the **Nubian Museum** in Aswan is unique because it blends **ancient Egyptian, Christian, and Nubian history** in one experience.
- The **Tombs of the Nobles** showcase well-preserved ancient Egyptian burial art.
- The **Monastery of St. Simeon** offers a peaceful glimpse into early Christian monastic life in the desert.
- The **Nubian Museum** celebrates the rich culture of the Nubian people, highlighting their impact on Egypt and preserving their heritage, especially after the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
These sites offer diverse cultural insights, stunning views of the Nile and desert, and a quieter, more intimate experience compared to other Egyptian landmarks.
Start your day with a visit to the Tombs of the Nobles, located on the western bank of the Nile River, just across from Aswan. These tombs belong to the ancient Egyptian officials, priests, and nobles from the Old Kingdom to the Roman period f you're particularly interested in the ancient history of the tombs, the Tomb of Sarenput II is another highlight in the area, known for its striking art and inscriptions.
head to the Monastery of St. Simeon, located southeast of the Tombs of the Nobles. This Christian monastery, dating from the 7th century, was built in honor of St. Simeon the Stylite.Explore the ruins of the monastery, the church, and the stunning views over the desert and the Nile. It’s a quiet and reflective place, offering a glimpse into early Christian monastic life.
Enjoy a traditional Egyptian or Nubian lunch in a local restaurant, such as Nubian House Restaurant or Felucca Restaurant, with views over the Nile. Head to the Nubian Museum, located on the Nile's west bank, near the Aswan High Dam. The museum is dedicated to the culture and history of the Nubian people, showcasing artifacts that span thousands of years of Nubian history, including during the time of the Pharaohs and beyond. The museum’s impressive collection of statues, pottery, tools, and jewelry, as well as exhibits that explore the impact of the Nile and the construction of the Aswan High Dam on Nubian culture. There’s also a fascinating section on Nubian archaeology and ancient Nubia , after you will be transfer to your hotel
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