Aswan is Egypt's southernmost city and untruths, similar to Luxor and Cairo, on the shores of the Nile River, at its first waterfall. To its north lies approximately 750 miles of the Nile until it arrives at the Nile Delta and the Mediterranean Sea. What separates this delightful city from Cairo and Luxor, notwithstanding, is that its structures possess just the East Bank and two islands in the waterway, with its desolate West Bank's hills, in a real sense, on the water's edge. The West Bank has just a modest bunch, though remarkably prominent, structures including the Monastery of St Simeon, the Aga Khan Mausoleum and the Tombs of the Nobles.