Aswan, Egypt – Gateway to Nubia and the Temples of the Nile

Situated at the southern end of Egypt, Aswan is a city of striking contrasts—between desert and river, ancient and modern, tranquility and vitality. Resting on the banks of the Nile about 1,000 kilometers south of Cairo, Aswan has long been a frontier town, marking the traditional boundary between Egypt and Nubia. Its landscapes of golden sand, rocky outcrops, and emerald waters make it one of the most picturesque places along the Nile, while its rich history and vibrant culture make it a destination full of depth and charm.

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