New Kalabsha, Archaeological site in Egypt
New Kalabsha is an Island featuring temples and ancient structures near Aswan.
The site houses the Temple of Kalabsha, originally built around 30 BCE during the Roman occupation.
It showcases the Nubian heritage and Ptolemaic architecture.
Accessible by boat, New Kalabsha allows visitors to explore the remnants of a lost culture.
It was relocated to its current location due to the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
Location: Aswan Governorate
Elevation above the sea: 191 m
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