Dusk on the Nile

Looking west across the Nile, Aswan, Egypt
Sunset on the Nile, looking toward the west bank, at Aswan. The lights illuminate the Tombs of the Nobles of Aswan(Qubbet El Hawa), sometimes called the Tombs of the Governors. These ancient rock-cut tombs of governors (nomarchs) and high officials date mainly to the Old and Middle Kingdom, though there are examples as late as the Roman period. The necropolis is still being excavated and significant new tomb and material have been found since 2013. Seven decorated tombs are open to the public. Unfortunately, we didn’t visit them on my tour.
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maybe you can visit the tombs on a different tour – 🙂 and nice take on the color
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I would love to go back someday. I don’t know that one tour is enough to really appreciate the wonder of it all. 🙂
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yeah – I bet – but at least one tour gives a good feel for the place… how cool to go
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