Egyptian Charm
The Egyptian charm has fascinated generations. From admiring the Pyramids of Giza to Temples in Aswan to Valley of Kings in Luxor – you would be amazed and realize that the human endurance has no limits – even without means, they can achieve beyond impossible.
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Cairo – The capital city, home to one of the seven wonders of the world—the Pyramids of Giza, vibrant markets, stunning beaches entertaining night life and wide variety of culinary experiences. The Khan El-Khalili souk is a maze filled with spices, food, clothing, leather bags, jewelry, and antiques. Must try local Egyptian cuisines like Lentil soup, Baba Ghanoush, Hummus and Falafel. The Egyptian Museum is home to the world’s greatest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts. You can even see real preserved mummies in the mummy.
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Aswan - Aswan is located on the Nile. Therefore, sailing the Nile with a felucca from Aswan to Luxor is another enticing experience. Aswan is full of rich historical treasures, Temple of Philae peaceful Nubian villages and stunning Nile views. High Dam is also worth visiting.
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Luxor - The city has a relaxed vibe. Wandering around in Valley of the Kings is a jaw dropping moment. The Colossi of Memnon – The Colossi are two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, a pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty. Karnak is a HUGE temple, an open-air museum and almost like a mini citadel with 134 columns, each column is 97-foot-tall and weighs 323 tonnes.
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Alexandria - is a Mediterranean port city and the second largest city in Egypt with very impressive past. Founded by Alexander the Great around 331 B.C. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Mediterranean. Attractions are Greco-Roman monuments, beautiful gardens, the 15th century Qaitbay Citadel, palaces, Old-World cafés, the Alexandria Opera House, and even sunken treasure.
