How to Get to ASWAN

Reaching Aswan, a prominent city in southern Egypt, can be accomplished through various modes of transportation:

By Air

• Aswan International Airport (ASW):
  Located about 25 km (16 miles) southwest of the city center, Aswan Airport connects to domestic and a few international destinations.

  • Domestic flights: Frequent services from Cairo, Luxor, and Hurghada.

  • International flights: Seasonal flights from select locations.

  • Transportation from the airport: Taxis, ride-sharing services, or pre-arranged transfers.

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By Train

• Egyptian National Railways:
  Aswan is the terminus of the Cairo-Aswan railway line. Trains from Cairo, Luxor, and other major cities in Egypt operate regularly.

  • Sleeper Trains: Available for long journeys, particularly from Cairo.

  • Daily trains: Offer first-class and second-class seating for travelers.

By Bus

• Several bus companies offer services to Aswan from:

  • Cairo (12-14 hours)

  • Luxor (4 hours)

  • Hurghada (8-10 hours)
    Buses are modern, comfortable, and budget-friendly, with options for standard and VIP services.

By River Nile (Cruise)

• Many tourists enjoy traveling to Aswan by a luxurious Nile cruise, typically starting from Luxor.

  • Journey Time: 3–4 days with stops at various archaeological sites like Kom Ombo and Edfu temples.

  • Cruises combine sightseeing with relaxation and provide an unforgettable experience.

By Car

• Private car or taxi services: Travelers can hire cars or arrange private taxis to reach Aswan.

• Driving time from:

  • Cairo: ~12-13 hours.

  • Luxor: ~3.5-4 hours.