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When planning a trip to Cairo, the Khan el Khalili is always a top priority. In other Arab countries, you might just refer to the old city’s souk or bazaar;

The Grand Egyptian Museum, which will be built outside of Cairo on the Giza Plateau and next to the Pyramids, will not only be the new crown jewel of Egypt

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), the first museum devoted to the entirety of Egyptian history, is destined to become yet another major hub for museum-goers visiting Cairo. The

U Bistro & Bar is a chic bar and lounge with multiple areas that have distinct atmospheres.You enter what appears to be a run-down apartment complex in Zamalek from the

The most striking and intricate culture to have changed over millions of years and been affected by time.Egypt’s mystic era culture and attire were initially influenced by Hellenism, followed by

The study of ancient Egyptian history and artifacts is still progressing at an astonishing rate, despite the fact that the entire field of Egyptology, which dates back to the Rosetta

The majority of people when they think of Egypt usually think of three things:tombs, temples, and pyramids The most well-known tombs and temples are down south in and around the

Located in the Luxor area, the Valley of the Queens is a lesser-visited royal cemetery where various families of several pharaonic dynasties were buried. As the name suggests, many queens

Due to its breathtaking Red Sea beaches, Egypt is a popular scuba diving destination. The renowned Red Sea, with its vibrant corals and sea life, is located along Egypt’s eastern

Nubian Village in EgyptThe colorful streets, rainbow-painted walls, and kind people of the Nubian villages are well-known. Nubians speak a language that no one in Egypt speaks like and have