kalabsha temple 

It is situated close to Aswan, Egypt, on the west bank of Lake Nasser. The structure was built during the Roman period about 30BCE , It used some traditional Egyptian architectural features, such as a large courtyard, a hypostyle hall, and detailed reliefs that made various gods and rituals appear.In the 1960s, the temple was moved to a site where it would not be flooded by the rising waters of Lake Nasser, the result of the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
The temple is about 80 meters long by 40 meters wide, hence one of the bigger temples from the Roman period in Egypt.Into the walls are elaborate carvings and hieroglyphics of religious scenes, rituals, and the adoration of various gods and goddesses in a way that interprets to the ways of ancient Egyptians.

facts about kalabsha temple 

One of the important temples to learn about the mixed between Roman and Egyptian cultures in Kalabsha is during the period in which Roman Emperors ruled Egypt.and was dedicated to the Nubian god Mandulis, associated with the sun.
It was all part of the large-scale operation to save all Egypt's archaeological heritage from the waters of Lake Nasser during the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
kalabsha temple location

It is located near Aswan, Egypt, actually on the shores of Lake Nasser. It sits approximately 50 kilometers south of the city of Aswan, making it accessible for visitors on tour in the region.
Also,The most common way of getting to Kalabsha Temple is by taking a boat from Aswan.

Day tour to kalapsha  

enjoying cruise in nasser lake and panoramic views of landscape until you reach kalabsha temple Visit Kalabsha Temple and explore  the temple of the god Mandulis of Nubia. Your guide will acquaint you with the history of the temple,architecture, and meaning of the reliefs and inscriptions.

there're alot of things to do and see in Kalabsha temple 
1. Temple Complex Tour
at the perfectly preserved temple of the Nubian god Mandulis.
 Take closer looks at the intricate carvings, and hieroglyphs showing the tales of gods and the history of the region.
2. Visit the Nubian Museum Nearby
Much more can be learned about the rich culture and history of Nubia with the artifacts and displays concerning the Temple and surrounding area.
3. Take a Boat on Lake Nasser
Enjoy the dramatic views of the lake and the landscape that surrounds you. Some boat trips across the lake give dramatic views of the setting sun, especially at sunset hours, which is quite breathtaking.
4. Take Sunset Photos
The temple offers a picturesque backdrop for stunning photos of a setting sun, especially reflecting off the waters of Lake Nasser.
5. Take in the Surrounding Area
Make a round of the area around and see other temple ruins such as the Temple of Beit el-Wali and the Temple of Amada that show further examples of ancient Egyptian architecture.
6. Read About Local Nubian Culture
 Take a trip to a nearby Nubian village to see the local way of life, crafts, and traditions.
7. Sound and Light Show
At certain periods of the year, there are sound-and-light performances at the temple that recount its history in quite an exciting way.
8. Bird Watching
The region around Lake Nasser hosts several birds that reside and migrate from different parts of the world. It is also a great place for enthusiastic bird watchers.
9. Photography
Capture the unique architecture, the landscapes that surround it, and the detailed reliefs of the temple.

⦁    Full-day tours in Aswan offer the traveler beautiful landscapes and ancient temples reflecting its culture. The following are some of the day trips one may take from Aswan.
1. Nile Cruise Tour
Enjoy an easy sail on the Nile, with great views and stops at key sites, having your lunch aboard while enjoying the sunset view.
2. Abu Simbel Tour
Visits to the great temples of Ramses II and his queen, Nefertari.
3. Philae Temple Tour
Explore the magnificent Temple of Isis on Philae Island with a small boat transfer to the island and guided tour through the Temple Complex.
4. Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples Tour
See the intriguing double temple of Kom Ombo dedicated to Sobek and Horus, and the well-preserved Temple of Edfu.
5. Nubian Village Visit
Learn about the culture with a Nubian village visit.
6. Aswan High Dam and Unfinished Obelisk Tour
High Dam: the engineering marvel, and Unfinished enormous Obelisk.
7. Cultural Tour Aswan
Do some local market and museum visits, historical places, Nubian Museum, local souks, and street foods.
8. Sunset Felucca Ride
Go on a traditional sailboat on the Nile during the sunset.
9. Hiking and Nature Tours
Explore scenic landscapes around Aswan, including mountains and deserts.
Visitation to Kalabsha Temple is an amazing experience that allows you to delve into the rich history and culture of ancient Egypt. 
Its majestic architecture, intricate carvings, and tranquil setting near Lake Nasser further add to this unique ambiance that sends you back in time. As you walk through its corridors and discover the significance of its selected gods, you come to appreciate the essence of Nubian culture and ancient craftsmanship in the construction of this temple. For the history buff and for those seeking simply a beautiful place to meditate, the Kalabsha Temple may be an unforgettable glimpse into Egypt's past-not to be missed.