7 articles to prepare your trip
A cruise on the Nile River invites you to discover the wonders of ancient Egypt: the royal temples of Luxor, the ruins of Karnak, the unfinished Obelisk of Aswan… An enticing way to make the most of your
Temple de Kom Ombo
On the banks of the Nile between Luxor and Aswan, Kom Ombo Temple is a twin Greco-Roman sanctuary dedicated to Horus and Sobek, the crocodile god.
The Temple of Edfu, dedicated to Horus, is the best-preserved Ptolemaic sanctuary in Egypt: a 32-meter pylon, hypostyle halls and intact bas-reliefs.
île Elephantine
In the heart of the Nile facing Aswan, Elephantine Island concentrates 4,500 years of Egyptian history, two Nubian villages and the ruins of the ancient city of Abu.
Dedicated to Isis and saved from the Nile's waters by UNESCO, Philae temple in Aswan brings together over a thousand years of pharaonic, Roman and Coptic art on the island of Agilkia.
Louxor
Karnak, Valley of the Kings, west bank temples: complete guide to visiting Luxor, ancient Thebes of the pharaohs, and planning your Égypte journey.
Rescued from the waters by UNESCO, the Temple of Isis on Agilkia Island is one of Egypt's most moving sites. A practical guide to visiting it from Aswan.
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