Nubia

Nubia in Egypt was the center of the ancient Egyptian civilization and refers to the southern region that extends from Esna in the south to Aswan in the north. Nubia played an important role in ancient Egyptian civilization, and during the period of the New Kingdom (1550-1069 BC), it developed into a suburban area of Egypt with important fortresses, temples, palaces, and other structures built there. Nubia was also the center of ancient Egyptian culture, art, religion, philosophy, and more. Today, it is a popular destination for tourists to explore and discover the ruins of ancient Egyptian civilization.