Pyramids of Giza
Stand before the last ancient wonder of the world. Explore the Great Pyramid, marvel at the Sphinx, and witness the incredible sound and light show at sunset.
Where ancient pharaohs built eternal monuments along the life-giving waters of the Nile
Egypt is a living museum of human achievement spanning over five thousand years. The Great Pyramids of Giza, the last surviving wonder of the ancient world, still inspire awe, while the temples of Luxor and Abu Simbel reveal the extraordinary ambition of the pharaohs.
The Nile River remains the heartbeat of Egypt, its fertile banks nurturing civilizations from antiquity to the present day. A cruise along its waters reveals a stunning procession of temples, tombs, and timeless villages where daily life echoes ancient rhythms.
Modern Egypt adds vibrant layers to the ancient foundations. Cairo pulses with energy, Alexandria whispers of its Hellenistic glory, and the Red Sea coastline offers world-class diving among coral gardens teeming with marine life.
Stand before the last ancient wonder of the world. Explore the Great Pyramid, marvel at the Sphinx, and witness the incredible sound and light show at sunset.
Sail between Luxor and Aswan aboard a traditional felucca or luxury cruise ship, stopping at ancient temples and witnessing timeless riverside scenes.
Descend into elaborately decorated royal tombs including Tutankhamun's burial chamber, hidden in the desert hills west of Luxor for over three millennia.
Explore some of the world's best dive sites at Sharm el-Sheikh and Hurghada, with crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and abundant marine life.
Visit the colossal rock-cut temples of Ramesses II, famously relocated to save them from the rising waters of Lake Nasser in an incredible engineering feat.
Navigate Cairo's legendary medieval marketplace where copperware, spices, perfumes, and handcrafted goods overflow from centuries-old shops and stalls.
Perfect temperatures for sightseeing and desert excursions. Peak tourist season with comfortable weather for exploring temples and tombs.
Warm and pleasant before summer heat arrives. Occasional sandstorms (khamsin) possible. Great for Nile cruises and Red Sea diving.
Extremely hot, especially in Upper Egypt. Low season with cheaper prices. Red Sea coast and Alexandria offer some relief from the heat.
Temperatures begin to cool. Shoulder season with fewer crowds and good prices. Comfortable for coastal activities and early morning temple visits.
Cover shoulders and knees at religious sites. Women may want a scarf for mosques. Lightweight, breathable clothing in light colors works best for the heat.
Keep small Egyptian pound notes for tips (baksheesh), which is customary for many services. Tip guards, guides, and service providers in local currency.
Drink only bottled water and carry it everywhere. The dry heat can be deceptive. Apply sunscreen frequently and wear a hat during outdoor sightseeing.
Download Google Maps offline for Cairo and other cities. WiFi can be unreliable outside major hotels. A local SIM card is affordable and very useful.
Hire official guides at major sites to avoid scams and get expert insights. Book through your hotel or a reputable tour operator for the best experience.
Agree on taxi fares before getting in, or use ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem which are reliable and avoid haggling over prices.
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