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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
razorrau1 (6 months ago)
The Dome of Abu a AL- Hawa is nestled on top of a very high cliff along the Nile Banks. The view is one of the most beautiful in the area and it has a great scenic view over the Nile River. And then I'm not over before you get to see a small little islands that are littered through the river.
The Dome of Abu a AL- Hawa is nestled on top of a very high cliff along the Nile Banks. The view is one of the most beautiful in the area and it has a great scenic view over the Nile River. And then I'm not over before you get to see a small little islands that are littered through the river.
Motamn Abdallah (8 months ago)
Wonderful experience ✨ There's walking, a little bit of hiking and exciting sand skating ?? It was a great day and vibes up there. You only need a bottle of water and a lot enthusiasm ? to enjoy and explore all the area. Strongly recommend ??
Wonderful experience ✨ There's walking, a little bit of hiking and exciting sand skating ?? It was a great day and vibes up there. You only need a bottle of water and a lot enthusiasm ? to enjoy and explore all the area. Strongly recommend ??
Michael Nofal (10 months ago)
You can take the best pictures here, don’t miss this place when you’re visiting Aswan, you can go up there by camel or horseback or walking.. I love this view
You can take the best pictures here, don’t miss this place when you’re visiting Aswan, you can go up there by camel or horseback or walking.. I love this view
Ali El Hedek (2 years ago)
Qubbet Al- Hawa view point offers one of the highest 360 degrees panoramic view at Aswan City. You can take the Felucca (Sail Boat) to pass from the west side to the east, a nice breezy trip which would take around 10 minutes, you should agree with the sail man on the price for the round trip before embarking on the boat, don't forget to take his mobile number as well as to set a return time in order not to wait long time till he returns back to you. The area is very safe as there is a police station on that side, you can climb stone stairs all the way up to the noble graves which are engraved in the mountain thousand of years ago. There will be a part which you will have to climb through the steep sand so make sure you are wearing a comfortable shoes that would assist you to climb in this sandy conditions, around 10 minutes climbing and you would reach Qubbet Al- Hawa itself which is the main touristic attraction. Be careful while climbing down as it is very steep and one would easily fall. Conclusion: 1- No need for a tour guide unless you want someone to brief you on the history of the location. 2- The area is quite safe 3- You can climb on foot or by renting a camel that would take you all the way to the top of the mountain 4- Schedule your trip with any of the many sail boats who are available on the west side on the Nile river, you may bargain the price till you reach a fair price, make sure it is a round trip. 5- Most important thing is not to forget your camera and enjoy every second 6- Ticket kiosk is available at the bottom of the mountain and usually there is no queue
Qubbet Al- Hawa view point offers one of the highest 360 degrees panoramic view at Aswan City. You can take the Felucca (Sail Boat) to pass from the west side to the east, a nice breezy trip which would take around 10 minutes, you should agree with the sail man on the price for the round trip before embarking on the boat, don't forget to take his mobile number as well as to set a return time in order not to wait long time till he returns back to you. The area is very safe as there is a police station on that side, you can climb stone stairs all the way up to the noble graves which are engraved in the mountain thousand of years ago. There will be a part which you will have to climb through the steep sand so make sure you are wearing a comfortable shoes that would assist you to climb in this sandy conditions, around 10 minutes climbing and you would reach Qubbet Al- Hawa itself which is the main touristic attraction. Be careful while climbing down as it is very steep and one would easily fall. Conclusion: 1- No need for a tour guide unless you want someone to brief you on the history of the location. 2- The area is quite safe 3- You can climb on foot or by renting a camel that would take you all the way to the top of the mountain 4- Schedule your trip with any of the many sail boats who are available on the west side on the Nile river, you may bargain the price till you reach a fair price, make sure it is a round trip. 5- Most important thing is not to forget your camera and enjoy every second 6- Ticket kiosk is available at the bottom of the mountain and usually there is no queue
Abhilash Kulkarni (2 years ago)
Best place in whole Egypt! 1. Great views of the Nile and the desert 2. Shade from the sun and breeze to keep you cool 3. Tombs of the noble nearby with inscriptions 4. Peace and quiet and very few tourists and people trying to sell you random things 5. Short fery ride to reach here for just 5 pounds
Best place in whole Egypt! 1. Great views of the Nile and the desert 2. Shade from the sun and breeze to keep you cool 3. Tombs of the noble nearby with inscriptions 4. Peace and quiet and very few tourists and people trying to sell you random things 5. Short fery ride to reach here for just 5 pounds
