How to Plan a Trip to Egypt – Step by Step
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Most travelers never see this side of Egypt. While standard cruises shuttle between Luxor and Aswan, our 5 Days Lake Nasser Cruise sails somewhere else entirely — a vast, man-made lake stretching deep into ancient Nubia, where the crowds thin out and the temples tell a different story.
Embarkation happens quietly at the private docks in Aswan, and within hours you’re standing before the Temple of Kalabsha, a Greco-Roman monument built under Emperor Augustus, paired with the rock-cut sanctuary of Beit el-Wali.
As the ship pushes further into the lake’s remote waters, the landscape shifts toward Wadi El Seboua — the Valley of the Lions — where an avenue of sphinxes leads to a temple dedicated by Ramesses II himself. Amada Temple follows soon after, the oldest structure on the entire lake, its 18th Dynasty reliefs still holding their original color after more than 3,000 years. The voyage builds toward its inevitable climax at Abu Simbel, where four colossal statues of Ramses II watch over the water, before a final, unhurried disembarkation closes out one of the quietest, least-crowded journeys in all of Egypt.
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