Temple of Kalabsha

A sandstone temple to the Nubian god Mandulis, built under the Roman emperor Augustus and moved in 1962–63 from its flooded site about 50 km upstream to New Kalabsha, beside the High Dam about 15 km south of Aswan. It has a pylon, forecourt, hypostyle hall and sanctuary; the rock temple of Beit el-Wali and the Kertassi kiosk stand nearby.

Good to know

Opening hours: Mon–Sun 07:00–16:00

Hours checked October 16, 2026 · source egymonuments.gov.eg

When to go

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Mon07:00–16:00

Tue07:00–16:00

Wed07:00–16:00

Thu07:00–16:00

Fri07:00–16:00

Sat07:00–16:00

Sun07:00–16:00

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of Temple of Kalabsha?

Opening hours: Mon–Sun 07:00–16:00.

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