A·bu Sim·bel 
(ä′b sĭmbəl, -bĕl)
(ä′b sĭmbəl, -bĕl) A village of southern Egypt on the Nile River. It is the site of massive rock temples dating from c. 1250 BC that were moved to higher ground (1964-1968) to avoid flooding from the Aswan High Dam.
Abu Simbelthe Great Temple of Ramesses II
Abu Simbel, Egypt