EGYPT: Why You Should Visit [ Top Attractions ]
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When most people hear about Egypt, all that comes to their mind are the pyramids and Pharaohs. But Egypt is more than just these. Egypt is a country located in the Northern part of the African continent and it is one of the most visited countries on the African continent. It's definitely one of those to look out for and in this blog, we share the 10 Unmissable attractions that you should check out on your visit to Egypt.
Alexandria. This is one of the biggest cities in Egypt and it was founded by Alexander The Great. It is the home of Cleopatra (From the Bible) and it's also referred to as the Renegade city of the Mediterranean.
Cairo Egyptian Museum. The Cairo Egyptian Museum I must say is one of the world's greatest museums with great history of collections.
Pyramids of Giza. The Pyramids of Giza are the last surviving of the Seven wonders of the ancient world. These are one of the world's most recognizable landmarks and they contain tombs of the Pharaohs. Among these pyramids we have the Khufu, then you'll also visit the Menkaure and the Khafre tombs.
Cruising on the Nile river. Cruising on the Nile river is definitely one of those other things that you could do in Egypt. Now let's bring some context to this; The Nile river is Egypt's main source of water and I must say, without the Nile, there would be no Egypt.
Saqqara. Now it's very common that when you talk about Egyptian pyramids, everyone's mind runs direct to the Pyramids of Giza but the Saqqara pyramids which are just about One hour from the capital Cairo are one of the oldest pyramids in the world.
Exploring Islamic Cairo. Here is where you'll find monuments that date back to the 10th Century of the Fatimid era. It is in this district where you'll find Mosques and Madrassas (Islamic schools). So if you would like to learn more about the Islamic culture, then definitely this is the place to check out for in Egypt. The other beauty about this place is that the culture has been preserved in a way that you can still coppersmiths in their tiny workshops and also the stalls that they run.
Aswan. This is Egypt's most tranquil town and it is a great place to stop and spend some days as you enjoy the chilled-out atmosphere in this town. While here, you could also visit the Nubian villages, you could also ride a Camel to the desert monastery of St. Simeon on the East Bank.
Abu Simbel remains as one of Egypt's Top attractions receiving tens of thousands of visitors annually.
The Valley of Kings. This is Egypt's most evocative site and it was only discovered in the 1920s.
The Cairo Opera House. Now if you want to visually connect with Egyptian culture, then the Cairo Opera House is your best bet on this. This Opera House was originally built in 1870 and it houses a total of 7 theatres, an Art gallery, a Music library and a Museum.
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Egypt is distinguished with its gushing Nile, ancient treasures, great history, vast deserts, warm sun, and cool beaches. ... You don't have to look through hundreds of holiday destinations around the world for your perfect vacation; Egypt has it all.
Beautiful country indeed.
Btw, which amongst these attractions shared in this video tops the list for you?
My country is a blessing country god save Egypt
Will come back and watch after work!!
I always love having you here on the channel.
First one here!!!! It's on my list!!!
Am glad to have you here Brenda. You’ll definitely enjoy Pharaoh’s Land.
Have you been to any other North African country?
@@TheAfricanScript no I haven't but all on my bucket list
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Glad you enjoyed the video Madhu.
Have you ever been to Egypt?
In the narration you have to draw a distinction between ancient Kemet in 11th century BCE and Islamic occupation in 10th century CE.
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Glad you enjoyed the video Tuty.
Have you been to Egypt before?
Ancient Egypt is indeed fascinating, but it has nothing to do with majority Arabs that occupy the country. The ancients called it Kemet.
You did a good job on visuals but less so on explanations. Critical poibts to visiting Egypt: Don't drink local water especially in south like Aswan. You will get severely sick fom microscopic worms in the water. Women, local and foreign, are severely sexually harassed, touched, raped. Its an epidemic. So women should travel in groups or with men. Do not drive in Cairo and avoid buses. No rules to driving snd women are sexually groped on buses. Be mindful of political situation as Muslim Brotherhood is in perpetual conflict with the governmwnt and commit terrorist attacks from time to time.
The Egyptians belong to the Arab culture based on their conversion to Islam and their speaking in Arabic, and not because they necessarily belong ethnically to the Arabs or the inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula, so to say that the current Egyptians have nothing to do with the ancient Egyptians is a joke that you should not repeat again