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The best time to visit Egypt is between October and April when the days are comfortable and mild – but still pleasantly sunny. You can explore the temples of Luxor, the pyramids...
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Cairo is the capital and largest city of Egypt.
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Egypt has some of the world’s most incredible museums – from the grand Ancient Egyptian museums in Cairo and Luxor to the fascinating hidden gems in Alexandria and Aswan. The Grand Egyptian...
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Cairo has tons of incredible museums – from state-of-the-art museums packed with Ancient Egyptian masterpieces to quirky and dusty hidden gems. There’s also a lot going on. The much-awaited Grand Egyptian Museum...
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Egypt has some incredible camping sites from the remote sands of the White Desert to the boho beaches of Dahab. If you want to immerse yourself in nature – and escape the...
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Egypt has some stunning boutique hotels that offer personalized service, original design and breathtaking setttings. Whether you’re looking for a desert sanctuary in a remote oasis or a historic gem alongside an...
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As airlines continue to expand post-Covid, travelers can access an increasing variety of appealing destinations all across the globe via nonstop flights—a smart choice that minimizes the chance of your trip getting...
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There’s nothing like a cold Sakara beer and a Nile view to melt away the noise and stress of everyday Cairo living. And luckily Cairo has some great bars to kick back...
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Egypt is home to some of the world’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites – from the pyramids at Giza to the souqs of Islamic Cairo. Egypt has a total of 7...
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There are a lot of people who play a role in making a WOW trip exceptional, but it’s the private local guides who are the linchpin. These on-the-ground fixers bring to life...
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Egypt is known for medieval mosques and ancient wonders like the pyramids. But did you know it’s also home to some splendid palaces that range from pharaonic to Islamic and Rococo? Egypt’s...
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Hurghada and Sharm el Sheikh are two wildly popular beach resorts on Egypt’s Read Sea. And both have great beaches, crystal blue waters, year-round sunshine and some legendary diving spots. So which...
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Cairo is known as “the city of a thousand minarets” – and it’s packed with thousands of historic mosques that are masterpieces of Islamic architecture. Islamic Cairo (including Moez Street) has one...
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In a bid to boost tourism and attract more visitors, Thailand yesterday announced the introduction of the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), specifically designed for digital nomads and remote workers. The DTV is...
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Some railcar warriors just appreciate the simple charms of this mode of travel. For instance, Sandra Mayernik and her husband are retiree nomads who, since selling everything they owned last spring, have...
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Luxor is home to the most incredible temples of Ancient Egypt – from monuments to the supreme sun god to mortuary temples of history’s greatest pharaohs. It’s a bucket list destination for...
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In this post I wanted to talk about a topic that’s near and dear to my heart — airports with consistently great airfare pricing, especially in premium cabins.Obviously I prefer to redeem...
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From boho towns on the Red Sea to world-famous diving resorts, Egypt has tons of incredible beaches to offer. And it’s no wonder. Egypt has some 1,800 kilometers of coastline along the...
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK).Whether you want to sail down the Nile on a felucca, explore ancient temples, browse the museums of Cairo or go trekking in Sinai,...
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Bab al-Nasr is a beautiful 11th-century gate that’s a must-see on your Moez Street itinerary. It’s one of a few remaining gates in the historic city wall that once enclosed medieval Cairo...
