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TRADITIONS OF NUBIA AND TEMPLE SAVED FROM SUBMERSION

Posted by Bobby Brown on February 04, 2020 - 5:27am


TRADITIONS OF NUBIA AND TEMPLE SAVED FROM SUBMERSION

Visit a local village with your guide and meet a traditional Nubian family. Learn about their lifestyle and culture, and gain insight into the traditions the Nubians have followed for thousands of years. During the visit you will also see a local school in the village and spend time with the children. Next, you will embark your motorboat and visit Philae Temple—built to honor Isis, construction began in around 690 BC. It was moved from its original location on Philae Island, to its new location on Agilkia Island, after the flooding of Lake Nasser. As the waters of Lake Nasser rose, the temple was disassembled and relocated here. The UNESCO Nubia Campaign Project took nine years to complete, protecting this and other complexes before the completion of the Aswan High Dam. Later, stop at the Papyrus Institute to learn how the delicate paper from its namesake plant is created.

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Mihai Cristian Thanks for sharing
February 4, 2020 at 9:59am