Exploring Aswan and Abu Simbel
The numerous majestic ancient temples that still line the Nile River’s shores for hundreds of miles are what make Southern Egypt, also known as Upper Egypt, the most famous destination.
Isis Temple at Philae
In the southern part of the ancient Egyptian empire, the Temple of Isis was originally located on the island of Philae in the middle of the Nile River. The devotees
Horus Temple at Edfu
Under the sands of Egypt, the Temple of Horus in the city of Edfu in Aswan was once forgotten. As a result, the resurrected site is a stunning example of
The Temple of Sobek and Haroesis at Kom Ombo
The ancient city of Pa-Sabek, which literally translates to “the domain of Sobek,” is topped by the ruins of the Temple of Sobek and Haroesis in Aswan. The house of
Nubian Museum in Aswan
The history of Egypt is inextricably linked to the Nubian empire and civilization, which ruled over lands in the north of Sudan and the south of modern-day Egypt. Many people
Why Egypt? And Why Now?
Why Egypt, then? Why Egypt for me, and why does so much of the world want to travel there? Well, I’ll tell you that what initially drew me to this
What to See & Do in Luxor
After the greater Cairo/Giza region in the north, Luxor is Egypt’s second most popular tourist destination. Although there are certainly tombs and temples throughout Egypt, the most magnificent ones are
Temple of Hathor at Dendara
One of the most underrated wonders along the Nile River is the Temple of Hathor. The structure is one of Egypt’s best-preserved temples, with unique features that combine a long
Temple of Seti I at Abydos
The Temple of Seti I at Abydos is one of Egypt’s most significant archaeological sites, despite not being as well-known as other sites and temples along the Nile. This ancient
The Other Old Cairo
I tend to believe that there are actually two Old Cairo’s. Naturally, when discussing Old Cairo, the majority of Cairo residents and visitors refer to the first. Various churches, synagogues,