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There are about 345.000 in 2020. However, in 2022 there were about 358.000 habitants. Thus, to 2022 to 2023 Aswan population grew about 1,96% more.

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There is a final important place to visit in Aswan called “The Unfinished Obelisk”, as Aswan’s Nothernen Quarry is home to the famous Obelisk a 41 meter long and 4 meter wide chunk of stone that was probably abandoned because of a crack in the rock.The Obelisk could have weighed 1,168 tons and would have been the largest ever known. On the surrounding rock faces you can see the many traces of the work of ancient stonecutters. The block could have be detached from the rock by boring holes along a prescribed line. It was built in the new kingdom during the 18th century

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Abu Simbel is 280km south Aswan, so you could go either by a minibus or by car that takes around three hours.

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It is one of the sunniest climate of the world. Nevertheless, the temperatures will go faster than a leopard running in the jungle to catch his dinner. For example, in March, Aswan is going to be about 74ºC to 100ºC. But, September they are going to be about 100ºC to 107ºC.
IT’S INCREDIBLE

The daylight time is about 11.5to 13.5 to February to March.

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This temple was dedicated to the gods Amen - Ra - Horakty and Ptah I, it is considered the grandest and most beautiful of the temples commissioned during the reign of Ramesses II, and one of the most impressive still standing nowadays was built in the sandstone mountain over the 13th century BC. This place has four statues of pharaoh outside and two of his bride, Nefertari, each of this ones is about 10 meters tall

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Elephantine Island means “having enormous size or strength”

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At its southern end there is Aswan Museum and the Ruins of Abu, Aswan’s most ancient settlement, which contains the Kingdom Temple of Khnum and the Temple of Satet. There is also a museum built in a beautiful late 19th century villa which has a collection that spans Elephantine Island’s history up to Roman era.