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Seeing as Egypt is home to the first and oldest Islamic University, it only makes sense to pay a visit to the Museum of Islamic Arts. In Azhar Street, near the famous Azhar Mosque and University, one will find a very informative collection of well-presented Islamic art. The building is newly refurbished and up to three hundred thousand pieces from…
The Cheops Pyramid is also known as the "Great Pyramid". Its name simply derives from the fact that it is the biggest of the three standing on the Giza Plateau. Although one can enter all pyramids, this is the one that is open for tourists without special permissions. Its mere size and symmetry leaves no question on why it is…
The most sought after piece on view is the golden mask of King Tutankhamen. It is definitely a world class room with the young king’s possessions that are on display. It ranges from toys, jewelry, shoes, clothes and of course his sarcophagus.
About thirty kilometers south of the Giza Pyramids, stands the Saqqara complex. Lying on an elevated hill, surrounded by farmland, date trees and gigantic palm trees, one discovers primitive tombs, a museum and of course the world’s oldest building in history - the Stepped Pyramid of Djoser. The fact that it is on a slightly higher ground, means one can…
Who would have thought a boat that was found in the nineteen fifties, buried for thousands of years before its discovery, could make such an impression on tourists? It is made up of hundreds of wooden planks and pieces which Egyptian architect spent at least twenty years putting it back into its former shape. Legend and its discovery, has it…
This magnificent Plateau consists of the three Pyramids of Giza "Cheops, Khafre and Mykerinos" as well as the "Great Sphinx" which lies on the east side of the complex. The current consensus among Egyptologists is that the head of the Great Sphinx is that of Khefren. Along with these major monuments are a number of smaller satellite edifices, known as…
The site that holds the oldest of the pyramids in Egypt is where one will find the Step-Pyramid of Djoser. It is recommended to visit this site before even anticipating a visit to the other one hundred and ten known pyramids in Egypt. It lies approximately thirty kilometers South of Cairo, amere forty five minutes drive from the Great Pyramids.
The Saqqara complex is one of the great and favored sights in Giza. Not only is it where you will find the world’s first structure, the Step-Pyramid of Djoser, but there is also a funerary and tombs that are accessible. The tombs have been very well preserved and visitors can clearly see the hieroglyphics and writings on the interior walls.…
A large stretch of green lawns and colorful gardens, the Al-Azhar Park in Cairo is a definite plus in urban improvement,. Pleasant fountains, paved pathways and lush flower beds make for a great morning or afternoon walk through the park. The entry fee is minimal.
Located 1 hour south of Cairo, is the Fayoum governorate home to Al-Fayoum Oasis. This could possibly be one of the most peaceful places in all of Egypt. The farm lands are green, the occasional donkey or cow can be seen while driving by and the Western Desert approaches as one drives deeper towards the oasis.
The art of Derwish Dances originates from Turkey yet it is very much part of the Egyptian folklore and has entertained locals and tourists alike. It is simply beautiful to watch and one sometimes overlooks the skills of the dancers while being entranced by their colorful costumes. It is also known as Sufi dancing. The traditional of Sufi dancing is…
Located at the end of the famous Kasr El Nil Bridge stands a strangely shaped building that hosts both national and international shows. The Cairo Opera House is surrounded by gardens, which makes for quite a pleasant place. The marble courtyard and small fountains are elegant. It is a beautiful building with comfortable seating, excellent sight-lines, well-engineered lighting and great…
If there is one perfect introduction to the Great Pyramids of Giza, it has to be the Pyramids Sound & Light Show. It is one of the highest selling shows in Egypt with young and old raving about it.
Katameya Heights Golf and Tennis Resort is another desert area transformed into a residential area with lush greenery, nicely designed villas and a great golf course. The multi-colored flower beds that surround the compound are well maintained and soare the golf course and tennis courts.
For the more discerning traveler, who searches for the less than ordinary Egyptian holiday experience, there is the exquisite golf course of the JW Marriott – Mirage City. It is rated excellent as a course and facility, which will definitely satisfy the expectations of golfers.
Listed as one of the one hundred wonders of the world based on being the biggest temple complex, one of the most visited places in Luxor and one of the must see temples in Egypt, is the Temple of Karnak. It is built over an area covering 72 thousand square meters with the pillars, ram headed sphinxes and halls that…
The mortuary temple of Ramses III, with its unique characteristics of a fortress, is also known as the Temple of Medinat Habu. It is a very well preserved temple complex with its original colors and carvings still very visible. These three thousand year old images include military campaigns, the surrendering of captives to the king, the king harvesting wheat and…
The immensity of the Luxor Temple cannot be fully described in words. It can easily be said to be one of the most beautiful pharaonic temples. As one enters the temple complex, it is clear that one of the two obelisks is missing. It was in fact given to France and it still stands there to this day on the…
The Luxor Museum is an unusual museum. It holds more mummies, relics and artifacts from ancient Thebes.
One of the places in Luxor that is unexplainably ignored is the Karnak Open Air Museum. It is well-worth paying the additional fee to visit its two temples and a rare bit of Akhnaton's wall and quite a number of fragments of the original Karnak buildings.
The concept of Sound and Light shows in Egypt has been very successful and once again, the Luxor Temple gets lit up as the story unfolds. The gigantic size of the temple comes to life while its history is being narrated.
Few would guess where the Obelisk of Thutmoses stands. It is in Karnak temple and perhaps one of the tallest of its time, covered in hieroglyphics and stands tall between the third and fourth pylons.
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