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Alexandria's Fort, Qaitbay Citadel's Amazing View
// Christine Ghobrial // 26 May 2011 // 3 Comments
The Qaitbay Fort is one of the major historic military construction sites which has been ordered to rise in protection o...
Wekalet El-Ghouri, from Trade to Arts
// Enas El Masry // 30 May 2011 // 2 Comments
Five hundred and fifty years ago, in the heart of Islamic Cairo, during the Mamlukes era was one of several trade points...
Siwa, A Flower in the Egyptian Western Desert
// Susi Wegener // 8 Jun 2011 // 4 Comments
Located in the Western Desert of Egypt, Siwa has preserved almost all of its unique and invaluable natural beauty...
My Little Paradise was found in the Desert of Siwa
// Susi Wegener // 8 Jun 2011 // 4 Comments
It took us around 8 hours drive, until we finally reached the borders of the desert of Siwa.It was like we entered anoth...
Felucca Rides
// Christine Ghobrial // 27 Jun 2011 // 1 Comments
Egyptians and tourists both alike love to relax after long summer days in the sunset on Felucca day tours down the river...
Montaza Palace, The Royal Gardens of The Mediterranean
// Christine Ghobrial // 7 Jul 2011 // 3 Comments
The Montaza is a great park with great landscape and greenery overlooking the Mediterranean sea, but what makes it an ou...
Cairo Tower, The Highest Deck Above Cairo
// Christine Ghobrial // 10 Jul 2011 // 0 Comments
Ranked as the highest tower in Egypt, Cairo Tower was built during the reign of president Gamal Abdel Nasser, as a bold ...
The Step Pyramid, the First Pyramid Ever Built
// Christine Ghobrial // 30 Jul 2011 // 6 Comments
The story behind the pyramid of Djoser,or I’d rather say, the Step pyramid where King Djoser ordered to build Saqqara ...
A Safari Tour at the Colored Canyon of Sinai, Sightseeing Lofty Rocky Formations in Egypt
// Enas El Masry // 10 Aug 2011 // 6 Comments
One very remarkable thing about Sinai is its beautiful rocky formations that run parallel to the Red Sea. Throughout the...
Do-it-yourself Sightseeing Road Trip to Sinai in Egypt
// Amin El Masri // 16 Aug 2011 // 7 Comments
One thing better than flying to Sharm El Sheikh, is travelling to Taba, Nuweiba or Dahab by car! Do-it-yourself Sightsee...
What the Romans Left Behind in Alexandria, an Ancient Amphitheater
// Karen Anwar // 29 Nov 2011 // 4 Comments
If you’re in Egypt, paying Alexandria a visit, you should enlist the Roman amphitheater trip within your plan of your ...
A Journey into Myself along the Nile
// Rana Ghaly // 21 Feb 2012 // 4 Comments
Several days passed while we were on sightseeing tours and visiting Pharaonic temples on the Nile cruise; sailing to a n...
Only On A Dahabiya Nile Cruise (Gebel Silsila Tour)
// Christine Ghobrial // 2 May 2012 // 2 Comments
On our way from Edfu Temple to Kom Ombo Temple in Aswan, we’ve settled for one night at Gebel (hill or mountain) Silsi...
Jebel Musa, Mountain Climbing & Hiking in Egypt
// Christine Ghobrial // 28 May 2012 // 3 Comments
Reaching mountain tops was not one of my realms of adventure travel that I’d normally chose, but I know I would’ve r...
On a sandy beach overlooking Habiba Bay, Habiba Camp features an open-air restaurant. It offers free Wi-Fi in public areas and air-conditioned rooms with panoramic views of palm trees and gardens. Rooms at Habiba Village have simple furnishings and traditional interiors. They come equipped with an electric kettle and a private bathroom with a shower. Guests can relax on the beach and enjoy grilled seafood and views of the Red Sea. The indoor restaurant serves breakfast and European cuisine. Habiba Village is a 3-minute drive from the coastal town Nuweiba and is 64 km from Taba International Airport. Free private parking is possible on site. Leisure activities include camel rides and tours in a glass-bottom boat.
Extraordinary rock formations in the White Desert between the Bahariya Oasis and Farafra Oasis caused by wind and weather erosion. This Safari was an amazing sightseeing excursion trip.
Built in the second century AD, the Roman amphitheater in Alexandria has 13 semicircular tiers made of white and gray marble. Although small in size than most people anticipate, its history owns a big deal of architecture structure worthy of mentioning because of the Roman empire's influence. The site is located at Kom El-Dikka.
Jebel Musa stands tall and reaches an elevation of 7498 feet (2286 m). Jebel Musa is the Arabic name for "the mountain of Moses." It's a long climb with 3700 steps that were carved by a monk called the steps of repentance. Up there on the summit, there's a church and Moses cave where he got to spend 40 days and received the ten commandments. On the way down you will get to see the "Spring of Elijah" where the prophet was alleged to have hid when running from Jezebel.
Travel is not enjoyable unless you get to really taste and feel the traditional oriental local experiences of people and...
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