Philae Island Collection

Kiosk of Trajan in the foreground, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Goddess Hathor Columns, Vestibule of Nectanebo, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Columns, Vestibule of Nectanebo, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Reliefs, Temple of Arsnuphis, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Reliefs in the Sanctuary, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

West Colonnade, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

East Colonnade (right), The First Pylon, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

The First Pylon, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Kiosk of Trajan, Temple of Isis, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Philae Island, Aswan, Nubia, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Hierolgyphs On Walls Of Second Pylon

Egypt, Map of Philae Island and temples, engraving from Atlas by Emile Prisse d Avennes, 1878
Egypt, 19th century. Map of the Island of Philae and its temples. Engraving from the Atlas by Emile Prisse d Avennes (1807-1879), 1878

Egypt, Aswan, Agilkia Island, ancient ruins of Temple of Isis-Hathor UNESCO World Heritage Site, 2nd Century A.D

Egypt, Aswan, Agilkia Island, Trajans Kiosk at Temple of Isis-Hathor UNESCO World Heritage Site, 2nd Century A.D

Egypt, Aswan, Agilkia Island, West Arcade of Temple of Isis-Hathor UNESCO World Heritage Site, 2nd Century A.D

Egypt, Aswan, Agilkia Island (Philae Island), Temple of Isis-Hathor, Sunset UNESCO World Heritage Site, ancient egyptian culture

Egypt, Philae, Great Temple, reproduction of Portico
Egyptian civilization - Reproduction of the Portico of the Great Temple of Philae (Egypt). Engraving from the " Description" by Dominique Vivant

Reproduction of reliefs depicting the pharaoh before two deities Khnum and Neith
Egyptian civilization. Reproduction of the reliefs of the Great Temple at Philae (Egypt), depicting the pharaoh before two deities (Khnum and Neith)

Reproduction of portico column at Dendera, Egypt
Egyptian civilization - Reproduction of the portico columns at Dendera. Engraving from the " Description" by Dominique Vivant

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Nestled on the tranquil Philae Island in Aswan, Egypt, lies a treasure trove of ancient wonders. The Kiosk of Trajan stands proudly in the foreground, its intricate design captivating visitors from all corners of the world. Beyond it, the majestic Temple of Isis beckons with its grandeur and rich history. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, Philae Island is home to an array of Nubian monuments that have stood the test of time. Among them are the awe-inspiring Goddess Hathor Columns and the enchanting Vestibule of Nectanebo within the Temple of Isis. As you explore further into this sacred site, you will be mesmerized by the intricate reliefs adorning every corner. From the Temple of Arsnuphis to the Sanctuary within the Temple of Isis, these carvings offer glimpses into an ancient civilization's beliefs and traditions. The West Colonnade stands tall as a testament to architectural brilliance while providing breathtaking views across Philae Island and beyond. On its eastern counterpart lies The First Pylon – an imposing structure that guards this UNESCO World Heritage Site with utmost grandeur. Every step taken on Philae Island reveals new marvels waiting to be discovered. The iconic Kiosk of Trajan serves as a reminder that even after centuries have passed; its beauty remains intact alongside other remarkable structures like those found within The First Pylon or along East Colonnade. Philae Island is not just another destination; it is a journey through time itself. With each visit, one can't help but feel humbled by humanity's ability to create such extraordinary masterpieces that continue to inspire generations long after their creators have vanished into history's embrace.