Egypt information
When travelling abroad, there are always ‘essentials’ or ‘need to know’ snippets of information that are required by you in order to make the most of your holiday. Here in Egypt, Memphis Tours aims to give you all of the required information offering maps of Egypt for locations, travel requirements, clothing, specialized tours relating to yearly celebrations and religious festivals. We also provide you with information about the famous sights in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan and rest of Egypt. Read through our Guide and be prepared for your visit to Egypt. In this section you will find the answer to all of your questions.
Asking where is Egypt on the Map! Find a detailed Map of Egypt and it's many cities and attractions to begin deciding where you want to go with Memphis Tours.
Egypt has been a popular destination for tourists around the world for decades filled to the brim with things to do, places to see our Guide will help you get the most of your trip with ease.
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Discover Egypt’s stunning natural side through its diverse national parks. From coral reefs and deserts to oases and sacred mountains, Egypt’s protected areas reveal breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife, and cultural treasures waiting to be explored on your next adventure.
An important event that occurred in Egypt was the arrival of Jesus Christ and the Holy Family, Know more about the journey of the Holy Family where they stayed, and what they did.
Ramadan is a time of fasting, blessings, and prayers to commemorate the revelation of the first verses of the Qur’an to the Prophet Muhammad by the Holy Spirit Gabriel. Know More .!
Egypt is a bright and colourful country with vibrant people and a happy spirit. Throughout Egypt, all regions have celebrations for the Christmas and New Year season. Fireworks, special events and organised activities are laid on for the tourists visiting to ensure a memorable festive season in Egypt.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A: Most travelers start from Sharm El Sheikh in the evening to climb Mount Sinai overnight, either by the steep Steps of Penitence or the gentler El Bashait route. Reaching the summit at sunrise offers unforgettable views. After descending, visitors often tour St. Catherine’s Monastery, one of the world’s oldest Christian monasteries, built on the site of the Biblical Burning Bush.
A: Visitors can explore rare religious art, ancient icons, and one of the world’s most important manuscript collections inside St. Catherine’s Monastery. The highlight is the Chapel of the Burning Bush, next to the legendary Rubus Sanctus plant, believed to be where Moses encountered God.
A: St. Catherine’s National Park is a biodiversity hotspot, home to rare animals like the Sinai Rosefinch, Ibex, wolves, striped hyenas, and unique plants such as the Sinai primrose. Thoughtful conservation ensures visitors can explore this natural wonder without harming its delicate ecosystem.
A: Safaga is 53 km south of Hurghada along the Red Sea coast. It is known for pristine beaches, calm waters, bungalows, resorts, and a peaceful environment.
A: Visit ancient and religious sites early in the day when it’s cooler, and explore museums and indoor attractions later in the day.
Egypt has over 30 protected areas, including several officially recognized national parks such as Ras Mohammed, Wadi El Gemal, and White Desert.
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