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The Pyramids of Giza stand tall on the Giza Plateau near Cairo. They are a testament to ancient Egyptian engineering and craftsmanship. These monumental structures include the Great Pyramid, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Pyramids of Giza were built as tombs for Pharaohs. This historical marvel invites you to step back in time and explore the mysteries that have fascinated humanity for ages.

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The Pyramids of Giza stand tall on the Giza Plateau near Cairo. They are a testament to ancient Egyptian engineering and craftsmanship. These monumental structures include the Great Pyramid, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Pyramids of Giza were built as tombs for Pharaohs. This historical marvel invites you to step back in time and explore the mysteries that have fascinated humanity for ages.

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Established by Auguste Mariette in 1857 and shifted to its current location in 1897, the Egyptian museum is one of the most fascinating places to see in Cairo. The sheer number of exhibits and collections will attract you to this place again and again. If you are a history lover, you will be in awe of the humongous display of artifacts.

There are around 120,000 artifacts and it's exhibition depicts the glorious reign of ancient Egyptian. One of the most prominent wonders is the Tutankhamun Galleries. And it contains beautiful jewellery, pottery, mummies, sarcophagi and of course treasure of King Tutankhamen. 

Location: Midan al-Tahrir, Downtown

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm except on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. On Friday, it is from 9 am to 4 pm. And on Thursday and Sunday, it is reopened from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. 

Price: 391.56 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Established by Auguste Mariette in 1857 and shifted to its current location in 1897, the Egyptian museum is one of the most fascinating places to see in Cairo. The sheer number of exhibits and collections will attract you to this place again and again. If you are a history lover, you will be in awe of the humongous display of artifacts.

There are around 120,000 artifacts and it's exhibition depicts the glorious reign of ancient Egyptian. One of the most prominent wonders is the Tutankhamun Galleries. And it contains beautiful jewellery, pottery, mummies, sarcophagi and of course treasure of King Tutankhamen. 

Location: Midan al-Tahrir, Downtown

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm except on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. On Friday, it is from 9 am to 4 pm. And on Thursday and Sunday, it is reopened from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. 

Price: 391.56 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural magnificence of the Al Azhar mosque in Cairo. The Al Azhar mosque is one of the oldest mosques in the world and was built in the 10th century. You can marvel at the towering minarets, sprawling courtyards, and sacred prayer halls. The Al Azhar University within the mosque is one of the best institutions in the world to obtain Islamic scholarship.

Discover the magic of Al Azhar Mosque and explore other attractions of Egypt with our curated Egypt tour packages and let its ancient charm and peaceful atmosphere make your trip truly memorable.







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Immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural magnificence of the Al Azhar mosque in Cairo. The Al Azhar mosque is one of the oldest mosques in the world and was built in the 10th century. You can marvel at the towering minarets, sprawling courtyards, and sacred prayer halls. The Al Azhar University within the mosque is one of the best institutions in the world to obtain Islamic scholarship.

Discover the magic of Al Azhar Mosque and explore other attractions of Egypt with our curated Egypt tour packages and let its ancient charm and peaceful atmosphere make your trip truly memorable.







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Explore the magnificent historic sites of Old Cairo and time travel several centuries back. Also referred to as Historic Cairo, Old Cairo is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site. Located by the Nile River, this historic district is home to several ancient monuments like mosques, churches, and markets. Old Cairo portrays the rich culture and heritage of Egypt and immerses you in the various eras of Egyptian history.

Discover the charm of Old Cairo with special Cairo packages. Explore its ancient streets, mosques, and markets for a journey back in time you'll always remember.

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Explore the magnificent historic sites of Old Cairo and time travel several centuries back. Also referred to as Historic Cairo, Old Cairo is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site. Located by the Nile River, this historic district is home to several ancient monuments like mosques, churches, and markets. Old Cairo portrays the rich culture and heritage of Egypt and immerses you in the various eras of Egyptian history.

Discover the charm of Old Cairo with special Cairo packages. Explore its ancient streets, mosques, and markets for a journey back in time you'll always remember.

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Founded in the 14th century, the Khan el-Khalili is one of the most iconic places to visit in Cairo. There is a labyrinth of alleyways that interconnect to form a lively bazaar. Here, you get to experience medieval Cairo, and as such, the cultural and financial importance of this market is undeniable.

Visit the tiny shops to purchase authentic Egyptian products. It is also the perfect place to pick up some souvenirs like silverware, incense, ancient Pharaoh, etc. Don’t forget to taste the delicacies of the El-Fishawy café or the El-lord café. If you are lucky, you can also witness the Sufi celebrations with litany performances and carnivals. 

Location: Off Al-Azhar Street, Islamic Cairo District

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm
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Founded in the 14th century, the Khan el-Khalili is one of the most iconic places to visit in Cairo. There is a labyrinth of alleyways that interconnect to form a lively bazaar. Here, you get to experience medieval Cairo, and as such, the cultural and financial importance of this market is undeniable.

Visit the tiny shops to purchase authentic Egyptian products. It is also the perfect place to pick up some souvenirs like silverware, incense, ancient Pharaoh, etc. Don’t forget to taste the delicacies of the El-Fishawy café or the El-lord café. If you are lucky, you can also witness the Sufi celebrations with litany performances and carnivals. 

Location: Off Al-Azhar Street, Islamic Cairo District

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm
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The Pyramids of Giza stand tall on the Giza Plateau near Cairo. They are a testament to ancient Egyptian engineering and craftsmanship. These monumental structures include the Great Pyramid, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Pyramids of Giza were built as tombs for Pharaohs. This historical marvel invites you to step back in time and explore the mysteries that have fascinated humanity for ages.

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Established by Auguste Mariette in 1857 and shifted to its current location in 1897, the Egyptian museum is one of the most fascinating places to see in Cairo. The sheer number of exhibits and collections will attract you to this place again and again. If you are a history lover, you will be in awe of the humongous display of artifacts.

There are around 120,000 artifacts and it's exhibition depicts the glorious reign of ancient Egyptian. One of the most prominent wonders is the Tutankhamun Galleries. And it contains beautiful jewellery, pottery, mummies, sarcophagi and of course treasure of King Tutankhamen. 

Location: Midan al-Tahrir, Downtown

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm except on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. On Friday, it is from 9 am to 4 pm. And on Thursday and Sunday, it is reopened from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. 

Price: 391.56 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Widely known as the tallest structure in North Africa, the Cairo Tower looks like a grand piece of art, no matter how you look at it. This glorious architectural marvel houses around 90 floors as a whole and measures around 46-feet in diameter.

The tower is currently used in Cairo for communication and observation purposes. However, many people still do visit here to have a bird’s eye view of the whole city during the daytime. There are also a few restaurants available here, where you can get mouth-watering cuisines at affordable pricing. 

Location: Cairo, Egypt 

Timings: 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM

Price: 70 Egyptian Pounds per Adult
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The Necropolis of Thebes, located on the west bank of the Nile River near Luxor, Egypt, is an expansive burial site that served as the final resting place for ancient Egyptian royalty, nobles, and officials.

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The structure covers a space of 6 acres or 2.5 hectares and consists of an immense courtyard that is worth visiting. It was built to separate the inner sanctum from the profane surroundings. One of the most magnificent features that attract many tourists is it's Minaret. It has a famous spiral staircase by which you can access the courtyard from outside.

Though many find the staircase risky but if you want a spectacular view then it is worth climbing. There are four halls set up in each side of the courtyard and in the centre there is an alluring fauwara or fountain from the 13th century. 

Location: Shar'a Tulun Bay

Timing: 8am to 4pm

Price: 30 LE to 60 LE
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Founded in 2005, the Al-Azhar Park offers a breath of fresh air to the overcrowded lanes of Cairo. The greenery of the park, along with the calm ambiance, makes it an appealing spot to spend some quality time with family or cozy moments with your partner. The park is well-maintained and offers you the opportunity to rejuvenate your soul.

If you want to gaze at the old city amidst the hue of the mesmerizing setting sun, visit the park near the time of sunset. Moreover, you will find some restaurants, where you can sample the delectable local delicacies and expand your taste palette. 

Location: Salah Salem Street

Timings: 9 am to 10 pm

Price: 10 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Constructed during the years 1356 to 1363, the Sultan Hassan Mosque is a magnificent personification of Mamluk architecture. The mosque was built in honor of Sultan Hassan el-Nasir and is also a mausoleum, housing the Sultan’s sarcophagus. With such exemplary Arabic artistry, the mosque is bound to entice you, thus making it one of the most interesting Tourist places in Cairo.

The exterior is a vestige of the old Egyptian temples, and through the massive doorway, you can visit the domed vestibule. Behind it, you can observe an antechamber, which leads to the open court. Now, you can go to the mausoleum via the iron door. 

Location: El-Darb El-Ahmar, El-Khalifa, Cairo Governorate

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm 

Price: 80 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Constructed in AD 861, the Nilometer in Cairo is located on Roda Island. Inside the impressive Monastiri Palace, you will find the magnificent Nilometer. It was actually used to determine the fall and rise of the River Nile, along with forecasting the predicament of the yearly harvest. The Turkish-style dome is an indication of the impressive architectural prowess prevalent in the Farouk era.

You can enter the structure through the Sharia Al Malek As Salih. Apart from this marvelous structure, you can also admire the Umm Kulthum Museum, which is dedicated to honoring the diva of Egypt, Umm Kulthum. 

Location: Al Saleh St., 2 Abd El-Malek Ln, Giza Governorate 

Timings: 9 am to 3:45 pm

Price: 15.66 Egyptian pounds per adult
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Zamalek

Situated on Gezira Island’s northern part, the Zamalek district is actually a posh neighborhood that boasts of top dining places, mesmerizing antique stores, and charming boutiques. With the architecture heavily influenced by European designs, Zamalek is one of the most exciting places to explore. You must visit the Le Pacha 1901, which is a floating ship that houses ten restaurants.

Here, you can taste a wide range of international cuisines and have some fun time at the pub where there is karaoke and a DJ spinning music till 2 am. After that, you can explore the various art galleries such as the Museum of Modern Egyptian Art, the Palace of Arts, etc. 

Location: Cairo, Egypt

Timings: 24 hours
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Coptic Cairo is actually an area located within Old Cairo. The site has multiple Christian churches that are a witness to the tumultuous centuries, where Egypt encountered the entry of Islam. However, the area is mainly designed surrounding the Babylon fortress. The major attraction is the Coptic Museum, established in 1910. It has a vast collection of Coptic arts and preserves exquisite artifacts.

You can also visit the different churches like the Church of St. Sergius, Hanging Church, etc. Moreover, you must take a tour of the Ben Ezra Synagogue. It is actually Cairo’s oldest synagogue and dates back to the 9th century. 

Location: Sharia Mar Girgis, south of Downtown
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Immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural magnificence of the Al Azhar mosque in Cairo. The Al Azhar mosque is one of the oldest mosques in the world and was built in the 10th century. You can marvel at the towering minarets, sprawling courtyards, and sacred prayer halls. The Al Azhar University within the mosque is one of the best institutions in the world to obtain Islamic scholarship.

Discover the magic of Al Azhar Mosque and explore other attractions of Egypt with our curated Egypt tour packages and let its ancient charm and peaceful atmosphere make your trip truly memorable.







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Built-in 1176 by Saladin, the Citadel of Cairo is one of the most prominent places to see in Cairo. Though the original foundation is no longer in existence, the structure is still formidable and has a unique appeal. Here, the primary attraction site is the Mosque of Muhammad Ali.

It is also called the Alabaster Mosque and boasts of white stone minarets that are disproportionate. Moreover, you can move north-east and visit the Al-Nasir Mosque. If you want to experience a surreal vision of the city, go to the Gawhara Terrace and admire the picturesque scenic views.

Location: Salah Salem St, Al Abageyah, El-Khalifa, Cairo Governorate

Timings: 8 am to 4 pm

Price: 100 Egyptian Pounds per person
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The list of the best places in Cairo will not feel complete if we do not add the Mosque of Muhammad Ali on our list. Situated almost at the core of Cairo, this beautiful mosque boasts the beauty of the famous Ottoman architecture. There are two huge minarets available on the eastern side of the place with an elevation of almost 84 meters.

The exterior, as well as the interior walls of the mosque, is imbued and coated with alabaster, which, in turn, makes everything look even clearer and beautiful. However, this architectural marvel is quite small and, thus, can be covered within only an hour. 

Location: Al Abageyah, El-Khalifa, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (except Fridays)

Price: 156 Egyptian Pounds per Adult
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Founded in the 14th century, the Khan el-Khalili is one of the most iconic places to visit in Cairo. There is a labyrinth of alleyways that interconnect to form a lively bazaar. Here, you get to experience medieval Cairo, and as such, the cultural and financial importance of this market is undeniable.

Visit the tiny shops to purchase authentic Egyptian products. It is also the perfect place to pick up some souvenirs like silverware, incense, ancient Pharaoh, etc. Don’t forget to taste the delicacies of the El-Fishawy café or the El-lord café. If you are lucky, you can also witness the Sufi celebrations with litany performances and carnivals. 

Location: Off Al-Azhar Street, Islamic Cairo District

Timings: 9 am to 5 pm
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Sphinx

The Sphinx, in essence, is a peculiar yet unique form of art, just like the Pyramids. It has the body of a majestic lion while the head of the same belongs to a mild human being. However, there is a light historical twist available in this aspect. The Sphinx was a creature in Greek mythology, which was known for being a merciless killer and riddler. 

Aside from its historical significance, the Sphinx is also considered as one of the best places to visit in Cairo due to its picturesque background and elusive architecture.Also, while you are at it, be sure to take a picture of yourself during the sunset in the Sahara Desert for a memorable experience. 

Location: Al Giza Desert, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM 

Price: 470 Egyptian Pounds per Adult
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The museum was constructed by Prince 'Muhammad Ali Tawfiq' in the year 1899. It is built in the middle of feddan garden which is full of rare trees, bought by the prince from various parts of the world. The museum has a collection of Ottoman art. Additionally, it also has early Islamic manuscripts and an exceptional collection of carpets, crystal vessels, embroidered textiles and Candelabra.

The palace is divided into eleven different sections and has a gate designed in the style of middle age castle gates. 

Location: 1 Saray Street Manyal, Cairo 11511 Egypt

Timing: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Price: 100 EGP
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If you are eager to understand the Islamic heritage of Cairo, the Museum of Islamic Art is an ideal place for exploration. Here, you will find price collections and displays that preserve the exquisite Middle Easter artwork. Make sure to admire the Ottoman tiles, the intricately designed wood-inlay, etc.

Don’t forget to observe the highlighted Qurans and the heavy ornate jewelry display. Moreover, you must also pay a visit to the science and Astronomy rooms and glance at the various equipment pieces and other collections. 

Location: Midan Bab Al Khalq, Islamic Cairo District

Timings: 9 am to 7 pm with the exception of Friday when the timing is 1:30 pm to 7 pm.

Price: 50 Egyptian pounds per adult
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The unnatural charm of Cairo generally derives from the mishmash of various cultures and religions and The Coptic Museum is the perfect example of it. Established in the year of 1908, this beautiful place houses several Coptic arts, from the initial stage of Christianity to all the way through the early Islam period.

Depicting an elaborate yet intricate wood carving design, each of its galleries contains eye-catching sculptures, which depict the traces of the age-old Ptolemaic period. The usage of rich textiles and walls filled with monastery frescoes make this museum even more charming and desirable. 

Location: 3 Mari Gerges, Kom Ghorab, Old Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Timings: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Price: 40 Egyptian Pounds per Adult
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Explore the magnificent historic sites of Old Cairo and time travel several centuries back. Also referred to as Historic Cairo, Old Cairo is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site. Located by the Nile River, this historic district is home to several ancient monuments like mosques, churches, and markets. Old Cairo portrays the rich culture and heritage of Egypt and immerses you in the various eras of Egyptian history.

Discover the charm of Old Cairo with special Cairo packages. Explore its ancient streets, mosques, and markets for a journey back in time you'll always remember.

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Standing proudly with a height of almost 136-meter and a base-width of 215-meter, the Pyramid of Khafre is considered to be one of the oldest architectures in Cairo. Thus, comes in the top search result of amazing tourist places in Cairo. According to the historical records, it was built during the period of the great Egyptian king Khafre with a sublime coating of Tura Limestone.

Thus, unlike other tourist places in Cairo, named the pyramids, it shines brightly during the daytime. This coating makes the pyramid shine bright in daytime which serves as a great attraction to many people. Contrary to the colossal façade on the outside, the Pyramid of Khafre is divided into various small cells and blocks on the inside. 

Location: Al Haram, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Timings: 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM 

Price: 30 Egyptian Pounds per Adult
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Situated at the heart of the Old Cairo, the Hanging Church depicts the sublime beauty of the ancient Coptic architectural style. Established in the late 3rd century AD, this glorious architectural marvel features over 100 holy icons and is inscribed with various Arabic and Coptic markings.

The church, in truth, has been created atop the Babylon Fortress’ southern gatehouse. Therefore, the whole scenario almost looks like the church is hanging mid-air without any support. Be sure to visit here as early as possible if you want to avoid human contact.

Location: Kom Ghorab, Old Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

Timings: Coptic Mass: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
                Wednesday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM
                Sunday: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
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The Aswan Botanical Garden, situated on Kitchener's Island in the Nile River, is a lush oasis of natural beauty and tranquility in the heart of Aswan, Egypt. Established in 1899 by Lord Horatio Kitchener, this serene botanical garden spans over 15 acres and showcases a diverse collection of exotic plant species from around the world.

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The Luxor Museum, situated on the East Bank of the Nile River in Luxor, Egypt, is a renowned archaeological museum that showcases an impressive collection of artifacts spanning ancient Egyptian history. Established in 1975, the museum's exhibits offer visitors a fascinating journey through the millennia-old civilization of Egypt.

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The Pyramid of Djoser, also known as the Step Pyramid, is an ancient architectural marvel located in the Saqqara necropolis near Cairo, Egypt. Built during the 27th century BC for the Pharaoh Djoser by his vizier, Imhotep, it is considered the earliest colossal stone building and the first pyramid ever constructed.

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The Citadel of Qaitbay, also known as the Qaitbay Citadel, is a historic fortress located on the Mediterranean coast in Alexandria, Egypt. Built-in the 15th century by Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, it stands as a prominent example of Mamluk military architecture.

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The Temple of Nefertari, located in Abu Simbel, Egypt, is a stunning ancient structure dedicated to Queen Nefertari, the wife of Pharaoh Ramses II. It features intricate carvings, colorful reliefs, and massive statues of the royal couple. The temple is renowned for its architectural beauty and historical significance in ancient Egyptian culture.

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Memphis City, located in Egypt near Cairo, was once the capital of the ancient Egyptian civilization. It is renowned for its historical significance, including the Great Sphinx and the Memphis Museum, which houses artifacts from ancient Memphis. Visitors can explore the ruins of temples, statues, and palaces that offer insights into Egypt's rich history and cultural heritage.

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The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, located in Egypt's Luxor region, is a magnificent testament to ancient Egyptian architecture and history. Built in honor of Queen Hatshepsut, one of Egypt's most powerful pharaohs, this temple features impressive colonnades, terraces, and statues. It stands as a symbol of the grandeur and legacy of the New Kingdom era of ancient Egypt.

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On the calm side of the Nile River in Luxor, Egypt, you'll find the amazing Temple of Medinet Habu. This place is like a giant history book, telling stories of ancient Egyptian kings, gods, and everyday life.

The temple is really big and looks super impressive with its tall walls covered in pictures and carvings. These pictures show all sorts of things, like kings fighting battles, people working, and gods doing their thing. It's like stepping into a colorful picture gallery from thousands of years ago!

But the temple isn't just about pretty pictures. It was a really important place for ancient Egyptians to worship their gods, especially the god Amun. Priests would do ceremonies here to ask for good things to happen, like a good harvest or victory in battle. Even though it's old, you can still feel the special atmosphere when you visit.

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Nestled along the serene banks of the Nile River in southern Egypt lies the enchanting Nubian Village of Aswan, a hidden gem brimming with vibrant culture, warm hospitality, and breathtaking natural beauty. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life, this picturesque village offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the timeless traditions and rich heritage of the Nubian people.

One of the most captivating aspects of the Nubian Village is its warm and welcoming atmosphere. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted with smiles and open arms by the friendly locals, known for their hospitality and generosity. Whether you're exploring the narrow alleyways adorned with colorful murals or sitting down for a cup of traditional tea with a local family, you'll feel like part of the community in no time.

The vibrant culture of the Nubian people is on full display in every corner of the village. Traditional Nubian music fills the air, and you might even find yourself joining in on a spontaneous dance celebration. Artisans showcase their talents in colorful handicrafts, from intricately woven textiles to hand-carved wooden souvenirs, each one a testament to centuries of craftsmanship and creativity.

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Al-Mina Mosque in Hurghada stands as a symbol of Islamic architecture. Its elegant minaret pierces the sky, beckoning worshippers with its serene beauty. Adorned with intricate designs, the mosque offers a tranquil sanctuary for prayer and reflection amidst the vibrant energy of Hurghada's bustling streets.

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The Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi Mosque, situated in the heart of Alexandria, Egypt, stands as a testament to Islamic architectural splendor and spiritual significance. Named after the Andalusian Sufi saint Abu al-Abbas al-Mursi, this mosque is a revered landmark in the city, drawing pilgrims and tourists alike.

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The Temple of Khonsu in Luxor, Egypt, is an ancient religious complex dedicated to the god Khonsu, son of Amun and Mut. Constructed during the New Kingdom period, it features well-preserved halls, sanctuaries, and intricate hieroglyphic inscriptions depicting religious ceremonies and offerings. The temple showcases exquisite Egyptian architectural and artistic craftsmanship.

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Luxor Temple, situated on the east bank of the Nile River in Egypt, stands as a testament to ancient Egyptian grandeur and architectural mastery. Constructed over thousands of years, it served as a center for religious ceremonies dedicated to the gods Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. The temple's colossal entrance pylons, imposing columns, and intricate hieroglyphic carvings mesmerize visitors, offering a glimpse into the splendor of ancient Egypt. Despite the passage of time, Luxor Temple remains remarkably well-preserved, allowing modern-day explorers to marvel at its beauty and ponder the mysteries of this ancient civilization.

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The Ancient Roman Theater in Alexandria stands as a magnificent testament to the enduring legacy of ancient civilizations and the vibrant cultural heritage of Egypt. Situated on the scenic Mediterranean coast, this historic landmark offers visitors a captivating journey back in time to the golden age of the Roman Empire, where art, architecture, and entertainment flourished.

One of the most striking features of the Ancient Roman Theater is its remarkable architecture, which showcases the ingenuity and craftsmanship of ancient builders. Constructed during the reign of Emperor Augustus in the 1st century BCE, the theater boasts a grandiose design with tiered seating carved into the natural slope of the hillside. Its semicircular shape and towering columns evoke a sense of grandeur and elegance, reflecting the sophistication of Roman engineering and design principles.

Beyond its impressive façade, the Ancient Roman Theater served as a vibrant hub of cultural activity and entertainment during antiquity. It was a place where the citizens of Alexandria gathered to enjoy theatrical performances, musical concerts, and public speeches, immersing themselves in the arts and intellectual discourse of the time. Today, visitors can still envision the bustling atmosphere of ancient gatherings as they explore the well-preserved ruins and imagine the echoes of applause reverberating through the air.

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Experience the enchantment of Aswan with a Felucca Ride along the Nile. Glide on traditional wooden sailboats, soaking in the serene beauty of palm-fringed riverbanks and ancient monuments. Whether by day or at sunset, this tranquil voyage promises unforgettable views and a glimpse into Egypt's timeless landscapes.

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The statues of Amenophis II, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, stand as enduring symbols of power and divine authority. Carved with meticulous detail, these statues depict the ruler in regal attire, immortalizing his legacy and influence over millennia of history.

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The Monastery of St. Anthony, nestled in the desert mountains near Hurghada, Egypt, is one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world, dating back to the 4th century AD. Founded by St. Anthony, the renowned father of monasticism, this historic site holds great significance in the Coptic Orthodox Church.






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The Valley of the Kings, situated on the western bank of the Nile near Luxor, Egypt, is a captivating testament to the ancient Egyptian civilization's beliefs, artistry, and burial practices. This renowned archaeological site served as the final resting place for numerous pharaohs, queens, and nobles of the New Kingdom period, spanning from the 16th to the 11th century BCE.

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The Colossi of Memnon are massive stone statues located on the west bank of the Nile River near Luxor, Egypt. These colossal statues, each standing at about 18 meters tall and weighing approximately 720 tonnes, depict Pharaoh Amenhotep III of the 18th Dynasty.

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The Temple of Hathor is an ancient Egyptian temple located in Dendera, dedicated to the goddess Hathor, associated with music, dance, and fertility. Built around 2250 BCE and expanded over centuries, it features well-preserved reliefs, colorful hieroglyphs, and a grand hypostyle hall with elaborately decorated columns. The temple is a testament to ancient Egyptian religious beliefs and architectural prowess.

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The Esna Lock is like a giant door for boats that helps them move along the Nile River in Egypt. Picture a big bathtub filled with water. When a boat wants to go from one part of the river to another, it needs to go through a lock, just like when you open a door to move from one room to another in your house.

The Esna Lock is an important part of the Nile River because it helps ships and boats travel smoothly. It's like a traffic light for boats, making sure they can pass through safely without crashing into each other.

When a boat reaches the Esna Lock, it enters a big chamber filled with water. Then, the lock's doors close behind it, trapping the boat inside. Next, the lock's gates at the other end open up, allowing the boat to move into a different part of the river where the water level might be higher or lower.

The Esna Lock works like a water elevator. If the boat needs to go upstream where the water is higher, the lock fills up with water, lifting the boat to the higher level. If the boat needs to go downstream where the water is lower, the lock drains the water, lowering the boat to the lower level.

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The Tomb of Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut's Tomb, is a famous archaeological site located in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, Egypt.

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The Mausoleum of the Aga Khan in Aswan stands as a striking testament to Islamic architecture and cultural reverence. Set against the backdrop of the Nile, this serene monument honors the Aga Khan III, a revered spiritual leader of the Ismaili Muslim community, amidst tranquil gardens and stunning vistas.

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The Valley of the Queens in Luxor, Egypt, holds tombs of queens, princesses, and high-ranking officials from the New Kingdom era. Its stunning landscapes and intricate burial chambers, adorned with vibrant wall paintings and hieroglyphs, offer a glimpse into ancient Egyptian beliefs and customs, drawing visitors into a world of pharaonic splendor.

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The Temple of Amun-Re, located in Karnak, Egypt, was an ancient marvel dedicated to the supreme god Amun-Re, the king of the gods.

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The Monastery of St. Paul is a historic Christian monastery located in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. It is dedicated to St. Paul the Anchorite, an early Christian hermit. The monastery features ancient structures, including churches, chapels, and caves, and is known for its spiritual significance and remote setting in the desert landscape.

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Kitchener's Island, also known as Geziret el-Nabatat, is a lush botanical garden located on the Nile River in Egypt, near the city of Aswan. Originally gifted to Lord Kitchener, a British general, in the early 20th century, the island was transformed into a vibrant botanical paradise. Visitors can explore a diverse array of plant species from around the world, including exotic palms, colorful flowers, and rare trees. With its tranquil pathways, shaded groves, and stunning river views, Kitchener's Island offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, inviting travelers to relax and immerse themselves in nature's beauty.

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Hurghada Marina, nestled on Egypt's Red Sea coast, captivates with its vibrant atmosphere and stunning views. Boasting luxurious yachts, lively cafes, and boutique shops, it's a hub of leisure and entertainment. From tranquil sunset strolls to thrilling watersports, Hurghada Marina offers unforgettable experiences against a backdrop of azure waters.

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The Hurghada Museum is like a time capsule filled with ancient treasures from Egypt's past. Imagine stepping into a big building filled with amazing things that are hundreds or even thousands of years old. That's what you'll find here!

Inside, you'll see statues of kings and gods that were made a long time ago. These statues are covered in special writing called hieroglyphs, which tell stories about the people who lived in ancient Egypt. It's like reading a book, but instead of words, it's pictures carved into stone!\

One really cool part of the museum is the stuff they found in the Red Sea, right nearby. They discovered things like old ships and treasures that sank underwater a long time ago. These artifacts give us clues about how people lived and traveled back then.

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Excellent
Dealing I had with Thrillophilia in planning my trip to Egypt for 7-days was amazingly efficient... Their responses were quick along with detailed in both online and on the ground service. The hotel they booked for us was extremely good and at a prime location, the transfers and sightseeing tours in a private car were awesome along with a very well-maintained car and a well-behaved and informative driver... The place is amazing with culture, architecture, and ancient history. We had a beautiful cruise dinner in River Nile. The whole trip was properly organized right from the start to the end.
Excellent
6-days Luxurious Package Of Egypt from Thrillophilia was one of the best trips we had so far. The trip was planned in such a way that the travelers won't face any kinds of troubles at all, the team also was there to support us whenever we had any questions or doubts and solved it real-quick, Amazing view we had from the cruise, and impressive sightseeing of the pyramids and temples of the place... The place is very rich with ancient history, culture, architecture and the people we met were very welcoming...Highly recommend, we can't wait to book our next trip!!!
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Excellent
It's not that easy to plan for an international trip on our own if you are not a traveler and have knowledge about the place. This is our first international trip and we had no tension at all as the company we booked suggested us with the amazing package of Egypt, The itinerary was strong and exciting which worked well without any fail, The hotel was well-maintained with proper services and the pickups were exactly on-time... Amazing visit to various pyramids and temples which gave us amazing expereince and knowledge about the interesting fact of the place...Such a Great Trip
Excellent
It was a great experience with Thrillophilia, we found the company very sincere, responsive, committed, and helpful right from the start till the end of the trip, the arrangement was truly great from accommodations, pick up and drop, 24/7 service... The experience we had on this trip was indescribable... We are really thankful for everything to make our trip memorable... The trip couldn't have been possible and successful without your team effort and hard work... We had no worries at all instead we enjoyed the trip thoroughly without the hassle...This is a great international trip we had so far...
Excellent
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Excellent
I booked this tour to Egypt for solo purpose, still it was the most wonderful trip I had. It had the best driver who was very friendly and helpful, the staff at the hotels were supportive too and they serve delicious food! Would love to travel and explore more.
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Excellent
We visited Egypt through Thrillophilia, and the experience was amazing , we covered ancient places and visit to the dead sea turned out to be our favorite of all. With all of that we had the best of staff and the a friendly driver who also had knowledge of many places! Totally recommendable.
Excellent
I completely loved the idea of travelling through the experienced tour planners. Also were completely stunned to see how beautifully it was executed. It was one memorable trip we had in a long time.
Superb
Everything planned by Thrillophilia was exactly what we were looking for. Schedules went smoothly and they shared daily updates of the tours. The place is rich in history and architecture. The Pyramids of Giza, the full-day local sightseeing tour of Cairo, at Luxor we explored the beautiful temples and the most joyous tour was in Alexandria...Transportation and accommodation were extremely great... This was an incredible vacation... I highly recommend this trip to all who are planning for the Egypt trip...
Superb
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