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Explore this famous National Park of Ras Mohamed in the Red Sea region Egypt on this day tour from Sharm El Sheikh. Known for its sheer beauty, the colorful corals and vast variety of sea life is outstanding and not to be missed.
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An exciting Trip to Cairo from Hurghada and to the Great Pyramids in Giza by flight, packed with the real history of Cairo dating through different periods including the Pharaonic era, Coptic and Islamic times.
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Experience a day tour to luxor from Sharm El Sheikh by air to Upper Egypt, home of the old capital known as ‘Thebes’. Visiting the largest Temple at Karnak on the East Bank, followed by a discovery of Tombs, Temples and sites on the West Bank. An unmissable exploration of ancient times.
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An exciting day on this trip to Cairo from Sharm El Sheik by air, packed with the real history of Cairo dating through different periods including the Pharaonic era, Coptic, and Islamic times. Giza Pyramids and Sphinx, Museum, are amongst the many sites for you to explore.
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A two-day fascinating exploration of the two ancient civilizations in Cairo Egypt and Luxor Egypt in this overnight Cairo and Luxor from Hurghada by flight. Experience Cairo Giza Pyramids and Sphinx, Museum, Old Coptic Cairo and many other sites included. Then fly to Luxor, Upper Egypt to discover many ancient temples.
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A sumptuous Christmas Egypt Package that includes Eve Gala Dinner and Party in Cairo with time to celebrate the New Year in Hurghada Red Sea before you travel home, Enjoy your vacation with the best!
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An exciting Trip to Cairo from Hurghada and to the Great Pyramids in Giza by flight, packed with the real history of Cairo dating through different periods including the Pharaonic era, Coptic and Islamic times.
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1.How many days should a Nile cruise last?
Most Nile cruises last between three and five nights, depending on the route and itinerary.
2.Is desert travel in Egypt safe for tourists?
Yes, desert tours are safe when organised through licensed operators with experienced guides.
3.Is Egypt considered a safe destination?
You know a country is safe when you’re able to stroll its streets without a care in mind soaking in your surroundings and enjoying the local hospitality. Egypt has always been and still is one of the Safest Tourist Destinations in the world. In addition, the safety of our customers is a top priority in all our Egypt tours, Egypt Holiday’s pyramids and Nile Cruise, and every trip to Egypt we offer as Memphis Tours Egypt, a local service provider in the Travel Industry.
4.Why choose Memphis Tours Egypt?
Memphis Tours Egypt is a Local Travel operator that has been leading the Egyptian Travel market since 1955. We offer unique and diversified Egypt holidays pyramids and Nile cruise, Egypt Tours & other Egypt Packages. Moreover, we guarantee you an exceptional Egypt Travel Experience with Guided tours, amazing sightseeing, visits to some of the most captivating monuments of the ancient world and more modern times Such as the temples of Kom Ombo, the Aswan high dam and the Light and sound show at abu Simbel among others, exceptional accommodation & transportation from the start till the end of your trip to Egypt.
5.Do you provide a discount for private groups traveling with Memphis Tours Egypt?
Yes, Memphis Tours Egypt offers reduced rates for private Egypt Tours & Egypt holidays pyramids & Nile Cruise Trips for large groups. To get a discount rate, the group should consist of at least ten people, and the rate varies according to the type and the length of the trip. As for groups of at least fifteen people, you will be offered higher discount rates for your visit to Egypt.
6.How much should be the deposit & How can it be paid?
To make the booking process easier and less taxing for you we have updated our booking conditions. The downpayment needed to secure your spaces including Hotel rooms, cruise cabins, domestic flights & other travel-related services is Just 10% of your Egypt Tour Cost. The remaining balance can either be paid two days before your arrival date or To your Tour manager upon arrival at your destination because your Safety and well being is our top priority. As for payment methods all payment methods are available where it be Visa Card, Master Card or American Express Card.
7.Is there any additional fees if I paid using a debit or credit card?
The answer is definitely No, Memphis Tours Egypt does not add any further fees or surcharges for using credit or debit card transactions on any of our group, private, combined packages or day tours.
8.How can I acquire my Visa in order to Visit Egypt?
A Passport valid for a minimum period of 6 months is needed to start your trip to Egypt. However, for some nationalities, a one-month entry visa will suffice. The aforementioned nationalities are Canada, Australia, Croatia, Republic of Korea, European Union, Georgia, Ukraine, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Macedonia, Russian Federation, Serbia, United Kingdom and the United States.
9.What are the available means of transport in Egypt?
Egypt is filled with different means of transportation to help you get from point A to Point B. Without a doubt, the most abundant form of transportation is the white taxi. However, they do have a tendency to not use the Gps in calculating the distance or ask for an extra taxi Fair. A Better alternative when you visit Egypt is Uber and Kareem that provide transportation solutions with practically the same cost. Another way of moving Around in Egypt is underground transportation aka the Metro, an extremely accessible & popular option especially when the streets get busy.
10.Do Egyptians only speak Arabic?
Normally, the majority of Egyptians are aware & manage to utilize most of the basic terms and phrases needed for smooth communication. Yet the same can not be said about the English, French, Spanish, Italian and German languages. However many of our guides and other travel guides are becoming more proficient with the language making your tours & trips to Egypt that much easier.
11.Is it recommended to give tips in Egypt?
Service charges are included in the bill when dining in a restaurant. However, the bigger share of the revenue goes to the Restaurant and not the waiters. With the previous knowledge tipping as a practice is equal parts favourable and courteous to directly tip the servers with an extra 10 %. This could be travel advice.
12.Will I need to learn Arabic for my Egypt Visit?
It’s definitely useful to have a command over some basic phrases and terms of speech and Egypt is no exception. However, this is not a must but Expanding on your index of Arabic terms is definitely a great way to make your trip smoother.
13.Are there different categories of hotels available in Egypt? And what is the check-in-time system?
Egypt is Filled with Several Categories & Levels of accommodation to suit all of our Egypt Packages and desired Egypt travel experiences. Allowing you to spend a nice vacation in Egypt on your chosen packages. The usual check-in time is 12:00 PM - 13:00 PM however it is preferable to check by contacting the hotel itself.
14.Is it permitted to take pictures of the attractions in Egypt?
In Egypt, photography is allowed in the majority of attractions & museums. However, some places apply an extra charge for taking pictures while others prohibit the use of cameras entirely, such as the Valley of the Kings in Luxor.
Is it permitted to bring in cigarettes and alcohol when heading to Egypt?
It is favourable to buy them upon arrival from the airport’s duty-free shops. There are many such shops selling a rich variety of cigarettes and alcohol in the airports of Cairo, Luxor, Hurghada, El Gouna and Sharm El Sheikh. It is permitted to purchase up to 3 litres of alcohol and up to 200 cigarettes.
15.Is it permitted to bring in cigarettes and alcohol when heading to Egypt?
It is favourable to buy them upon arrival from the airport’s duty-free shops. There are many such shops selling a rich variety of cigarettes and alcohol in the airports of Cairo, Luxor, Hurghada, El Gouna and Sharm El Sheikh. It is permitted to purchase up to 3 litres of alcohol and up to 200 cigarettes.
16.How should we dress in Egypt while visiting a mosque?
It’s very likely that you visit mosques on one of our tours to Egypt, the way to go here is a simple and more conservative outfit. In some mosques, women have to cover their hair, arms and legs as a gesture of respect to this holy place. Moreover, both genders are required to remove their footwear before entering the prayer area of the mosque.
17.Are there any health tips to consider before heading to Egypt?
The weather in Egypt tends to lean towards the hotter spectrum in extreme cases a sunburn or sunstroke is possible. However, a basic Sun protection kit of sunscreen, sunglasses & headwear on hand throughout your trip to Egypt is more than enough to make the best of your Egypt Holidays pyramids and Nile Cruise
18.at what time during the day are the attractions open in Egypt?
Generally, historical landmarks and museums in Egypt are open from 9 AM to 5 PM. The Pyramids of Giza and all the open-air landmarks open their gates from 8 AM until sunset. As well as, there are a few museums open for two shifts: a morning shift starting from 9 AM to 4 PM and an evening shift from 5 PM to 9 or 10 PM. It is notable that during Ramadan, these schedules change according to the circumstances of this holy month.
19. When is the Best time to visit Egypt?
Choosing the right time to visit the ever-charming land of the pharos can either make or break your Egypt Holidays pyramids and Nile Cruise Experience.
Although describing the Suny & Clear weather of Egypt as heavenly would be an understatement, The Best time to visit Egypt would depend on what you want to do on your Trip. The best time to plan your trip to Egypt If you want to go on a Nile Cruise through Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Abu, and Simbel and Kom Ombo and others, would be between October & April with temperatures being just right and well within the manageable range to explore the Great archaeological sites such as the valley of the Kings .
If you’re Looking for a coastal experience or the Red Sea then you should plan your trip to Egypt to be between June to September. For example, it’s around 84 degrees Fahrenheit in Hurghada and the sea temperature is around eighty degrees Fahrenheit, ideal temperatures for snorkelling & scuba diving. Despite being the Peak of Summertime in Egypt cities closer to the Coast tend to fare better than those more inland. Bearing in mind that it’s advisable to book in advance especially in July & August.
As for those who love the serene calm of the Desert It’s definitely a good idea to avoid deserts in the summer with temperatures exceeding 140 degrees and plummeting to below freezing routinely in Siwa for example. The prime time to explore the deserts of the pharos would be either between February to April or September to November.
20.Are there any tips for women during their Egypt Tours & Egypt packages?
It is preferred to woman to wear comfortable modest outfits, especially in non-touristy places and generally avoid exaggerated tight clothing and to cover their shoulders and knees, and avoid opened front necklines. In the end your free to wear as you please but with consideration to Egypts local norms. It is important to bear in mind that the metro are divided into female and male carts with the first being better for female passengers in times of Rush-Hour.is recommended wearing comfortable and modest outfits, especially in non-touristy places. Women are entitled to avoid exaggerated tight clothing and to cover their shoulders and knees, and avoid too opened front necklines. Thus, travellers can wear whatever they want but in respect to the Egyptian culture. It is important to note that there is a separate car for women in the Metro, and it is preferable for women to use it, especially during rush hours.
21.How much should I pay as tips?
While Dining in a restaurant the norm is an average of 5 to 10% tip directly to the waiter. It is optional to give a few Egyptian pounds when carrying luggage or parking a car or to the person who is responsible for cleaning bathrooms, with a maximum limit of 5 Egyptian pounds. Tipping your designated tour guide and Driver is up to you but is highly appreciated in case of a Satisfactory experience. All in all, when giving a tip determining the amount is your decision to take
22.What are the best things to do during my trip to Egypt?
Egypt has a neverending supply of things to do, places to be & people to meet. If you are planning to visit Egypt. An essential pitstop in your Egypt Travel Experience has to be the capital and beating heart of Egypt, Cairo. In which, you will get to visit the wonders of the ancient world in the Great Pyramids of Giza, Cairo Citadel, Abu Simbel and Kom Ombo amongst others. Another must-see attraction is the Egyptian Museum. One of the essential parts of a true & authentic experience is the historical Al-Moez street. If you are seeking for an unforgettably relaxing yet value-packed vacation in Egypt, you will have to go on an exceptional cruise down the Nile. Pick and choose one of our Nile cruise boats and traverse the pristine, unspoiled waters of the Nile. Not only will you cruise the Nile surrounded by beauty, but you will also get to Explore the history of the Pharaohs making it one of the most enjoyable trips in Egypt. Another Unmissable part of our Egypt Tours is its Beaches, with a plethora of Coastal Cities and beach venues such as Sharm-el-sheikh, Hurghada, Dahab and many more.
23.What are the best places to visit in Egypt?
The beauty and secret behind Egypt’s solid and Continuing positive reputation as a great Tourist destination comes mainly from the diversity and multitude of things to do and places to see amongst other factors such as the warm Egyptian hospitality, great food amongst others. Answering a question like where the best places to visit in Egypt are will mainly be determined by what you want to get from your trip or the experience that your seeking. If you are looking for an adventure in the ancient world of the pharaohs and ancient ancestors of the Egyptians then your best bet is Visiting Citys such as Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Kom Ombo and Abu Simbel that host some of the key attractions such as The Great Egyptian Museum, Pyramids of Giza, ancient temples of Kom Ombo and Luxor among others. Another great alternative is a Nile Cruise onboard the Nile Cruiser of your choice that that usually includes all the aforementioned Locations.
If you’re looking for a more coastal centric experience with picturesque beaches, clear sunny weather, and plenty of activities then including places such as Hurghada, Sharm El- Sheikh, Dahab, El- Gouna amongst others. All the previously mentioned are not just amazing places with equally amazing company but they are also Sought ought by divers from around the world for their rich aquatic life and multichromatic coral formations and species.
Last but not least if your in for a Desert adventure through fields of Sands and a warm campfire under the Stargazzed sky then the Sina Pinesula and the Deserts of the Red Sea is the place to go
24.What are the most must see historical mosques in Cairo?
The alternative and mostly Locally known nickname of Cairo "the city of a thousand minarets" is due to it being home to a considerable Large amount of truly Remarkable and Historical mosques which are all accessible to tourists every day except Friday. Most Popular amongst the plethora of mosques in Egypt is that of Mohamed Ali in the Saladin Citadel which was constructed at the beginning of the 19th century, second, are the Sultan Hassan and El Azhar Mosque, the first built-in 1361 AD and the second built-in 970 AD after which it was restored and enlarged many times. The third is the first recorded mosque to be built in Africa, the mosque of Amr Ibn El Aas that was established in 640 AD, Last but Not least are the mosques of Ahmed Ibn Tulun and the mosque of Amr Ibn El Aas with the first being built 878 AD and the Second in 1013 AD Respectively.
25.will i need to learn Arabic in order to enjoy my visit to Egypt?
Many travellers enjoy their stay in Egypt without learning a single Arabic word or phrase. Nonetheless its never a bad idea to learn a couple of words and phrases from the native language of your destination, in this case, Arabic such as words expressing greetings or thanks. If you are planning to visit some places other than the popular tourist destinations, it is advisable to learn some Arabic phrases. If you are not able to do this though, don't worry, Generally, Egyptians are friendly and are happy to lend assistance and help you out at any time, especially to foreigners and tourists, language barrier and all.
26.Will I be able to exchange dollars, Euros, or other currencies in Egypt?
You will definitely be able to exchange the local currency of the Egyptian pound with dollars, euros, Sterlin pounds amongst others and vice versa. This exchange can be done through banks or exchange offices, both available and abundant in large numbers in Egypt. Moreover, many restaurants, bars and touristic shops accept dollars and euros for a near similar rate to the official exchange rate. It won't hurt anyhow to familiarize yourself with the exchange rate of your currency.
27.How common is the use of credit cards in Egypt?
Egypt is rapidly evolving and embracing the new era of technology and non-physical means of payment. Credit cards are widely used in several Shops, restaurants, cafes and the majority of the stores in the market. The previous statement applies to both non-touristic market places and more tourist ones such as Khan el Khalili and the Luxor tourist market amongst others. The most used Credit cards in Egypt are Visa, Master Card & American Express.
28.Is Egypt safe, considering the spread of the Corona virus ?
Yes. Egypt is safe and it hasn't registered any cases of infected people.
One case of a foreign national was recently announced as the first case of Coronavirus in Egypt but results came negative.
Egyptair has temporarily suspended all flights to China, and the Egyptian Government has adopted a prevention plan that covers all the measures, from detection to public awareness.
29.How many national parks are there in Egypt?
Egypt has over 30 protected areas, including several officially recognized national parks such as Ras Mohammed, Wadi El Gemal, and White Desert.
30.What are the must-visit places in Egypt?
Egypt is full of iconic sites and experiences. Must-see ancient landmarks include the Giza Pyramids, Luxor’s temples (Karnak, Valley of the Kings), and Abu Simbel. Vibrant cities like Cairo and Alexandria offer history, markets, and museums, while the Red Sea resorts (Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh) are perfect for diving and relaxation. For unique desert escapes, visit the Siwa Oasis. Don’t miss a Nile River cruise connecting Luxor and Aswan for temples along the riverbanks.
31.What is included in a Nile cruise Luxor to Aswan?
A Nile cruise Luxor to Aswan usually lasts 4–5 days and covers Egypt’s must-see ancient sites, including Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae Temple. Most cruises include meals, guided tours with an English-speaking Egyptologist, onboard entertainment, and comfortable cabins with Nile views. Options range from budget to luxury, with some cruises also offering Abu Simbel extensions.
32.What is daily life like for modern Egyptian People?
Modern Egyptians blend tradition and modernity, with strong family ties, vibrant urban communities, and cultural practices shaped by history. Many enjoy arts, music, and a lifestyle linked to the Nile River.
33.What is the weather like in Egypt in March?
March is one of the best times to visit Egypt. Expect warm, sunny days and mild evenings. Cities like Cairo enjoy comfortable daytime temperatures around 24–26°C, while southern spots such as Luxor are warmer. Rain is rare, sunshine is plentiful, and it’s perfect for sightseeing, Nile cruises, and Red Sea beach time.
34.How long do Egypt pyramid tours last?
Tours can range from 1-day trips to multi-week adventures. Short trips focus on Giza and Cairo, mid-range tours add Nile cruises and Luxor, while extended packages may include Red Sea resorts and deeper cultural exploration.
35.How long do Egypt pyramid tours last?
Tours can range from 1-day trips to multi-week adventures. Short trips focus on Giza and Cairo, mid-range tours add Nile cruises and Luxor, while extended packages may include Red Sea resorts and deeper cultural exploration.
36.Is July too hot to travel to Egypt?
July is very hot, especially inland, but coastal resorts and air-conditioned tours remain popular.
37.Why is October popular for Egypt trips?
October brings warm days and cooler nights—one of the best months for tours and Nile cruises.
38.Can you visit Egypt in May comfortably?
Yes, but it’s getting hotter. Early mornings and evenings are best for sightseeing.
39.What is Egypt like in August?
Extremely hot and sunny—best for beach holidays and relaxed resort stays.
40.Is September a good time to visit Egypt?
Yes. Temperatures start to ease, making it a good shoulder month for both sightseeing and beaches.
41.Were the pyramids built by slaves?
No, the pyramids were not built by slaves. Archaeological evidence shows they were constructed by tens of thousands of skilled, paid workers who received food, housing, and burial honors. These laborers were organized into crews, respected for their work, and likely served as part of a national project, not as enslaved people.
42.What is Egypt’s weather like in February?
Mild days and cool nights make February ideal for outdoor tours, desert trips, and cultural sightseeing.
43.What do Egypt and Jordan tours include?
Egypt and Jordan tours combine two iconic destinations in one trip. You’ll explore Egypt’s highlights like the Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, Luxor, and a Nile cruise, then continue to Jordan to visit Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. Most tours include guided sightseeing, accommodation, transport, and internal flights or cruises, with options ranging from budget to luxury and trips lasting from about 7 to 15 days or more.
44.What were Egyptian temples for?
Egyptian temples were monumental homes for gods and pharaohs, where priests performed daily rituals, offerings, and ceremonies to maintain cosmic balance (Ma’at) and honour the gods. They also recorded history and pharaohs’ achievements in hieroglyphs.
45.Is January a good time to visit Egypt?
Yes! January is cool and sunny, perfect for sightseeing, Nile cruises, and exploring ancient sites without the heat.
46.Is April too hot in Egypt?
Not yet. April is warm and sunny, though occasional breezes can occur—still excellent for travel before summer.
47.What is Egyptian architecture like?
Egyptian architecture is monumental and symbolic, built to last. Think pyramids, temples, and tombs, made from stone and mudbrick, decorated with hieroglyphs and reliefs, and often aligned with stars or cardinal points.
48.What’s the weather in Egypt in November?
Pleasant, sunny, and mild—ideal for historical sightseeing and outdoor activities.
49.What should I expect from Egypt’s weather in June?
June is hot and dry, ideal for Red Sea resorts, but sightseeing is best planned early in the day.
50.Why is Egypt a great holiday destination for families with kids?
A family holiday in Egypt is fun, affordable, and surprisingly kid-friendly. Families love the Red Sea resorts with water parks and kids’ clubs, easy Nile cruises, and exciting experiences like camel rides, snorkeling, and seeing the Pyramids—perfect for both learning and fun without long travel times.
51.Is December good for traveling to Egypt?
Absolutely. December offers mild days, cool evenings, and peak conditions for exploring ancient landmarks.
52.What is included in River Nile cruises?
River Nile cruises are usually all-inclusive, making them a hassle-free way to travel between Luxor and Aswan. Most cruises include accommodation on 5-star ships, all meals, drinks, onboard entertainment, and guided excursions to famous sites like the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. Airport or hotel transfers are often included too, with options ranging from standard to luxury and sometimes combined with Red Sea stays.
53.What is included in River Nile cruises?
River Nile cruises are usually all-inclusive, making them a hassle-free way to travel between Luxor and Aswan. Most cruises include accommodation on 5-star ships, all meals, drinks, onboard entertainment, and guided excursions to famous sites like the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. Airport or hotel transfers are often included too, with options ranging from standard to luxury and sometimes combined with Red Sea stays.
54.What are Egypt trips like and what do they include?
Egypt trips offer a mix of history, culture, and relaxation. Most trips include visits to the Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, often combined with a Nile River cruise. You can also add beach time on the Red Sea in places like Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh. Options range from classic sightseeing tours to family-friendly and luxury itineraries, with guided tours, transport, and accommodation usually included.
55.Why is Luxor, Egypt famous and worth visiting?
Luxor is famous as the world’s greatest open-air museum, built on ancient Thebes along the Nile. It’s home to iconic sites like Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and Hatshepsut’s Temple, plus unforgettable experiences such as hot air balloon rides and Nile felucca cruises—making it a must-visit destination for history lovers traveling to Egypt.
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General Tips
Book Flights Early: Secure the best fares from the UK by booking several months in advance, especially for peak travel season (October–April).
Check Entry Requirements: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months and apply for an e-visa or obtain a visa on arrival for a smooth entry.
Pack for the Climate: Lightweight, breathable clothing for daytime excursions; a light jacket for cooler evenings; and modest attire for religious and historical sites.
Stay Hydrated: Carry bottled water and drink regularly while exploring Egypt’s iconic landmarks.
Use Licensed Guides: Maximize your experience on your Egypt tour from the UK by booking tours with certified Egyptologists to gain authentic insights.
Protect Against the Sun: Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat are essential for outdoor activities, from the Pyramids of Giza to Nile cruises.
Stay Connected: Purchase a local SIM card or portable Wi-Fi device to navigate, translate, and stay in touch with ease.
Manage Currency Wisely: Exchange money at licensed banks or use secure ATMs while traveling across Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and other destinations.
Learn a Few Phrases: Simple Arabic greetings or thank-yous go a long way in connecting with locals and enhancing your travel experience.
Respect Local Customs: Observe dress codes, photography rules, and traditions at historical, religious, and cultural sites to ensure a respectful and enjoyable journey.
Plan your Egypt tour from the UK with these tips in mind to make your trip safe, smooth, and unforgettable.
General Highlights
Giza’s Pyramids and the Sphinx – Stand in awe of Egypt’s timeless icons, guarding a civilization steeped in mystery and history.
Nile River Cruise – Sail from Luxor to Aswan, passing majestic temples and breathtaking landscapes along Egypt’s legendary lifeline.
Karnak & Luxor Temples – Explore one of the world’s most magnificent temple complexes, where centuries of history come alive through ancient architecture.
Valley of the Kings – Step inside the ornate tombs of pharaohs and uncover the secrets of their journey to the afterlife.
Abu Simbel – Marvel at grand temples carved into solid rock, filled with rich symbolism and historic significance.
Old Cairo – Wander through historic mosques, narrow streets, and the lively Khan El Khalili market, soaking in the city’s unique charm.
Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) – Discover Egypt’s newest cultural treasure, home to the largest collection of ancient artifacts in the world.
Hurghada & Sharm El-Sheikh – Relax on golden beaches, dive into vibrant coral reefs, and enjoy thrilling adventures in the Red Sea.
From ancient wonders to modern marvels, these highlights make Egypt an unforgettable destination for travelers from the UK.
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