Egypt welcomes you with its mighty Nile and magnificent monuments, the beguiling desert and lush delta, and with its long past and welcoming, story-loving people.

Sep 14, 2024 · Egypt spans a stunning array of landscapes, from Mediterranean beaches to desert oases and the snaking River Nile. Here are the top places to visit.

Aug 16, 2023 · From learning about history and culture on a food tour in Cairo to floating in a desert oasis in Siwa, here are the best things to do on a visit to Egypt.

Sep 5, 2024 · Egypt’s rich history reverberates through its modern-day culture. There’s plenty to do that will engage all your senses, from majestic ancient sights to lively… This guide to planning and packing along with tips on health, safety and etiquette will have you ready for a fantastic experience in Egypt.

A 4000-year-old tomb is one of the latest new discoveries opening to the public in Egypt. Feb 13, 2023 • 3 min read. The Middle Kingdom tomb of Meru, the oldest archaeological site accessible to the public on Luxor's West Bank, opened for visitors

Nov 20, 2024 · From choosing the right kind of boat and budget to knowing which ancient sites you will visit, plan your first-time cruise on Egypt's Nile with this guide.

Nov 22, 2024 · Fronted by a spectacular alabaster and glass facade, the complex is decorated with different sizes and colors of triangles – an ode to Ancient Egypt. Even the stones, over which water tinkles in the shallow rectangular pools that decorate the vast esplanade between the ticket office and the main building, are pyramidal.

Dec 11, 2024 · Just because Egypt is a land of antiquities doesn’t mean… From Siwa Oasis to the Red Sea Coast, stay connected on your travels in Egypt with this guide to cell coverage, local phone networks and mobile wi-fi.

Amun-Ra was the local god of Karnak (Luxor) and during the New Kingdom, when the princes of Thebes ruled Egypt, he became the preeminent state god, with a…

Egypt Africa Plucked from obscurity during the early days of the Red Sea’s tourism drive, the fishing village of Hurghada has long since morphed into today’s dense band of concrete that marches along the coastline for more than 20km.