Located south of Aswan Governorate, it is considered one of the most important archaeological sites that were constructed in the Roman era, and it is surprising that the sun perpendicularizes to the room of the Holy of Holies for God Mandulis twice during the year, similar to the temple of Abu Simbel, and although the temple was established in the Roman era, it is It contains drawings of the god Horus on the inner wall of the temple. The temple contains a staircase leading to the roof, which overlooks an open view of the temple and the holy lake. The Temple of Kalabsha was built of sandstone rocks, and it is considered one of the most complete temples in the Nubia region in terms of architecture and the largest temples that merged the Egyptian and Nubian style
