Once we arrived in Aswan is a must take a trip to the temples of Abu Simbel, which in Arabic means pure mountain as they are cut into the rock.
Abu Simbel lies 290 km. south of Aswan by the waters of Lake Nasser. You can access this town by bus or plane. It is clear that the first option is cheaper and of longer duration, but either is good.
By bus awaits a distance of approximately 3 hours through the desert, but it’s worth by what you find on arrival. In these aircraft at Abu Simbel in about 30 minutes and when you land you can have an overview of the temples from the air alone!
Temple of Nefertari at Abu SimbelEsta wonder Nubian pharaohs has two temples located at the waters of Lake Nasser. The grandest, the Temple of Ramses II is just as spectacular both inside and out. The other temple is smaller and more dedicated to his beloved wife, Nefertary, and the goddess Hathor, and who bears the name, as one would expect, Nefertary Temple.
As curiosity Nubians say that these monuments were moved to its present site piece by piece by UNESCO, since the construction of the Aswan High Dam was a risk that remain buried beneath the waters of Lake Nasser and could not afford ! 
After the visit, and while trying to assimilate so much beauty, you can use your free time walking around stores to bring you a souvenir, tea and / or smoke a shisha or simply wait until the time of collection to continue the trip.
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