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🟡 SAT after Shabbat  - ISRAEL REALTIME - Connecting to Israel in Realtime

Shavua tov, Chodesh Tov - may we be blessed with a good new Jewish month of Tammuz and a good week with return of the hostages and success and safety for our warriors.

🔸DEAL OR NO DEAL?  Another round: Hamas informed Hezbollah that it agreed to the cease-fire proposal.  Despite Hamas announcements that it would give up the demand to end the war, no agreement yet and details remain “to be negotiated”.

🔸DEAL ANALYSIS - Abu Ali:  For a deal to go through, one of the following must happen:

1. Israel will give up its demand for the resumption of hostilities after the first phase of the deal.

2. Hamas will give up its demand for a permanent ceasefire in the first phase of the deal.

When you are told that there is progress and there is flexibility and there is a breakthrough, ask which of the parties gave up the demand that thwarted the deal last time.

▪️EUROPEAN HOSPITAL - KHAN YUNIS.. was evacuated when the IDF instructed the area, following rocket barrages from it, to clear out.  AND THEN immediately the FULL contents of the hospital, ALL THE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, were stolen - looted.  They showed up in nearby markets the next day.

▪️PROTEST - ANTI-GOVT and FREE THE HOSTAGES.. Kaplan area, Tel Aviv weekend protest, LARGE.

▪️ECONOMY - Shekel value up: NIS 3.69 to US $1.

♦️IDF: a week of fighting in Sheja'ia, face-to-face encounters with terrorists, raids on Hamas combat compounds, locating many weapons and destroying captured buildings. As always, PILES of heavy weapons found, under civilian beds, rooms, etc.

♦️TARGETED ELIMINATION - BA’ALBEK, LEBANON.  Al-Arabiya sources: Maysam al-Attar, the target, is a Hezbollah military official who deals with missiles.  One dead reported, not clear if it was the target.

♦️AIRSTRIKE ON ROCKET LAUNCHERS SET UP IN HUMANITARIAN ZONE.. the rocket launcher was located in central Gaza's Deir al-Balah, adjacent to a shelter for displaced civilians.

♦️COUNTER-TERROR OPERATIONS - BALATA, SHECHEM area.. firefight, enemy wounded.  And KABLAN, south Shechem.

♦️LEBANON - variety of reports of IDF airstrikes and artillery, including at least 2 counter-strikes on launchers.

♦️SAMARIA - FORCES ATTACKED.. A terrorist was killed and 3 more terrorists were wounded while throwing Molotov cocktails at IDF forces, near the village of Beit Ur al-Fuka, Ramallah area.

🔺UNUSUAL: Palestinian security services are confiscating and neutralizing homemade explosive devices planted by the terrorists near the Tigra Mosque in the city of Tubas against Israeli forces.  Two days ago such a bomb exploded in a failed neutralization attempt (a work accident) inside the police station in Nablus.

⭕ ROCKETS (5) from HEZBOLLAH at Kiryat Shmona, 4 got through - HIT on a residential home, large fire.  2 soldiers injured in rocket impacts.  Also rocket hits in Shalom.

⭕ 15 rounds of ROCKETS and SUICIDE DRONES from HEZBOLLAH at northern towns over Shabbat.

⭕ HAMAS ROCKETS at Kfar Aza, Sderot, Ibim, Nir Am, Nir Am Shooting Range, Nachal Oz

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[ 📹 The skies over Khan Yunis City are blackened by the smoke rising from buildings struck in Israel's ongoing bombardment of the Gaza Strip Sunday as the Israeli Occupation Forces accelerate attacks on civilian neighborhoods.]

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💥ISRAELI OCCUPATION AIRSTRIKES ACCELERATE ACROSS THE GAZA STRIP ON SUNDAY MORNING💥

The Israeli air and artillery bombardment of the Gaza Strip accelerated markedly on the morning of Sunday, Jan. 21st, 2024, with more than a dozen massacres committed against the local Palestinian population.

Multiple explosions were recorded in the south of Jabalia, located in the northern Gaza Strip, while simultaneously, Israeli aircraft targeted several neighborhoods in Jabalia al-Balad, where intense clashes still occur between Resistance forces and the invading Israeli occupation army.

Earlier, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted a civilian vehicle in the Yarmouk Market area of Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of three Palestinian civilians.

Several others were also killed as a result of an occupation bombing raid on an apartment complex in the al-Amal neighborhood of Gaza City.

Meanwhile, Israeli jets and artillery targeted the al-Hakar neighborhood of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, killing two civilians.

Medical sources in the north of the enclave say the Israeli occupation army blocked ambulance crews from reaching the sites of the bombardments in Gaza City, telling reporters that Israeli soldiers are targeting anyone who approaches near the effected areas of Gaza City, specifically in reference to the neighborhoods of Sheikh Radwan and al-Nasr where heavy bombing and shelling targeted local buildings.

Khan Yunis governate remains a central target in the occupation bombardment of the southern Gaza Strip, with continuous raids on Khan Yunis City, resulting in the deaths a several citizens.

At the same time, IOF soldiers fired smoke bombs and artillery shells targeting the al-Manara neighborhood in the southeast of Khan Yunis.

Occupation warplanes additionally targeted a residential home located behind the al-Albani mosque in the Austrian neighborhood of western Khan Yunis.

In Israel's continued crimes against humanity, and in addition to countless other war crimes, the Israeli Occupation Forces bombed journalist Karam Ahmed Abu Ajiram as he slept in his home in Abasan al-Kabira, to the east of Khan Yunis, killing the reporter.

Thousands of Palestinian civilians remain buried under the rubble of Gaza, with ambulance and civil defense crews unable to retrieve their bodies, while over 25'105 have been recorded killed since October 7th and over 62'681 have been wounded in Israel's war of genocide.

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GAZA STRIP — Civil Defense Spokesmen Mahmoud Basal:

Current field situation as of 21:00 EEST, September 12 on the 342st day of the aggression

NORTH GAZA Northern Governorate ▪️ 3 martyrs and injuries reported following an airstrike on the Siyam family home, opposite Al-Fakhoura Clinic in Jabalia camp ▪️ 3 martyrs and injuries following an airstrike on the Hassan family home in Be'er Al-Na'ja, western Jabalia camp

GAZA CITY Northern Governorate

▪️East: 5 martyrs and injuries reported after an airstrike on the Al-Dahdouh family home, southern Al-Sham'a Mosque in Al-Zeitoun neighborhood ▪️North: 4 martyrs and injuries after an Israeli airstrike on an apartment belonging to the Al-Balbisi family in the Al-Mashahira area of Al-Tuffah ▪️Southeast: 2 martyrs and injuries following an airstrike on citizens in Kashko Street, Al-Zeitoun neighborhood ▪️South: 2 martyrs, a husband and wife, after an airstrike targeting citizens near Ain Jalut School in Al-Zeitoun neighborhood ▪️East: 1 martyr and injuries reported after an airstrike on the Abu Asr family home on Qandeel St in the Al-Shujaiya neighborhood ▪️West: 2 martyrs and several injuries following an airstrike on a group of citizens near Al-Shati camp market ▪️South: 4 injuries reported after a drone dropped a bomb on a group of citizens near Al-Iman Mosque in the Sabra neighborhood ▪️ For the 19th day, intense artillery shelling continues across areas north of Street 8, particularly in the Ali Ibn Abi Talib Square, the Musallaba area, the Abu Habib junction, and the Islamic Complex area ▪️“Israeli” forces continue to prevent the entry of cooking gas since the beginning of the war, forcing citizens to use dangerous alternatives like plastic, cardboard, and cloth, posing risks to lives and properties

DEIR AL-BALAH Central Governorate ▪️6 martyrs and injuries after an “Israeli” airstrike on the Shahin family home in Nuseirat camp ▪️ A severe injury, including an amputation, reported after an airstrike on the Al-Ajez family home in eastern Nuseirat camp

KHAN YOUNIS Southern Governorate ▪️ East: 4 martyrs and injuries in an airstrike on the Al-Zoghbi family home near Gaza European Hospital ▪️South: 3 martyrs were recovered, including a father and his son, from the Qizan Rashwan area

RAFAH Southern Governorate ▪️Central: 4 martyrs were recovered from the Al-Zuhour neighborhood, after being targeted by occupation forces ▪️North: 3 martyrs were recovered after being targeted by “Israeli” forces in Khirbet Al-Adas area ▪️Northwest: “Israeli” forces bombed and demolished residential buildings

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This is how you will explore Baku in 5 days with Flairyourtrip

ITINERARY:

Day 1: Explore the Old City Morning: Begin your day at the iconic Baku Boulevard for a picturesque view of the Caspian Sea. Visit the Flame Towers, a modern symbol of Baku. Afternoon: Head to the UNESCO-listed Old City (Icherisheher) and explore historical landmarks like the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshah’s Palace. Enjoy local Azerbaijani cuisine in one of the charming cafes. Evening: Stroll through the cobbled streets of the Old City at sunset. Capture stunning photographs of the Flame Towers illuminated at night.

Day 2: Modern Baku Morning: Visit Heydar Aliyev Center, a masterpiece of contemporary architecture. Explore the Baku Modern Art Museum. Afternoon: Have lunch at a local restaurant with a view of the Flame Towers. Visit the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum to appreciate traditional Azerbaijani craftsmanship. Evening: Experience the vibrant nightlife at Fountain Square. Dine at a rooftop restaurant for panoramic city views.

Day 3: Gobustan National Park Morning: Head to Gobustan National Park to explore ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes. Learn about Azerbaijan’s prehistoric history at the Gobustan State Historical and Artistic Museum. Afternoon: Have a picnic lunch in the picturesque landscapes of Gobustan. Return to Baku and relax at the hotel. Evening: Enjoy a leisurely dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 4: Absheron Peninsula Morning: Explore Ateshgah (Fire Temple), a historical and architectural monument. Visit Yanar Dag, a natural gas fire which has been burning for centuries. Afternoon: Have lunch at a seaside restaurant on the Absheron Peninsula. Relax at one of the nearby beaches or visit the Bibi-Heybat Mosque. Evening: Return to Baku and explore the local markets for souvenirs.Dinner at a traditional Azerbaijani restaurant.

Day 5: Day Trip to Sheki Morning: Take a morning flight or drive to Sheki, a charming city surrounded by mountains. Visit Sheki Khans’ Palace, renowned for its exquisite stained glass windows. Afternoon: Have lunch at a local restaurant. Explore Sheki’s Old City and visit the Sheki History Museum. Evening: Return to Baku and spend your last evening shopping for local crafts and souvenirs.

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Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza City has shut down “most operations” after running out of fuel and withstanding daily Israeli bombardments around the medical complex since Sunday. The hospital, located in the Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood and run by the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), said it was forced to stop most services “to ration fuel use and ensure a minimum level of services in the coming days”. It has turned off its main generator and is now operating only a smaller generator to provide essential services and two hours of electricity a day to patients and 14,000 internally displaced people who are sheltering there. Its surgical ward and oxygen generation plant have been closed. PRCS spokeswoman Nebal Farsakh told Al Jazeera: “We’re talking about shelling about 15 metres [16 yards] from the hospital building. Most of the buildings around [the] hospital have been almost completely destroyed. The bombings are getting closer and closer to the hospital, and we fear a direct hit to the hospital.” Most of the roads that lead to Al-Quds Hospital have been closed, forcing medics in ambulances to take a single, rugged, unpaved route to reach the injured. “We have about 500 patients inside the hospital. We have 15 patients in the ICU. They are wounded and on respirators. We have newborns in incubators. We have 14,000 displaced people, the majority of whom are women and children,” Farsakh said. The PRCS “has run out of options”, it said, adding that it has been repeatedly warning for two weeks that “fuel supplies would run out if Israeli occupation forces continue to refuse to allow fuel to enter the Gaza Strip”. [...] Bashar Murad, emergency medical services director at the PRCS, who works at Al-Quds Hospital, described the situation at the facility “as the most catastrophic” in the organisation’s history. “On Sunday, Israeli air strikes bombed the entrance of our hospital, resulting in the killing of four people at the entrance and the injury of 35 people, 12 of whom were inside the hospital,” Murad said. He added that half of its ambulances are out of service while its central storage area has been hit and partially destroyed. “We lost all medications and equipment in the storage worth around $5m,” said Murad, whose family has fled to Khan Younis. “I stayed in Gaza [City] as I cannot leave work in these circumstances.” [...] Earlier on Wednesday, a mosque was hit near the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, where many displaced Palestinians had moved after heeding Israel’s calls to evacuate the north. “Just 100 metres [110 yards] away from the [Nasser] Hospital, a mosque – the largest mosque in the area – was completely destroyed in an air strike,” Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud reported from Khan Younis. “What’s troubling about this air strike is it’s in the middle of a busy road – a main road leading to the side gate of the hospital and also a busy market with so many people out there shopping for daily essentials,” he explained. “There’s also a bakery next to the mosque where hundreds of people at least were waiting for bread,” he said. The number of casualties wasn’t immediately known.

-- From "Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza runs out of fuel, shuts down key services" from Al Jazeera, 8 Nov 2023

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Best places to visit in Egypt

Best places to visit in Egypt From decades ago and till the moment Egypt is considered the oldest travel destination on earth with fascinating history that reaches back to the dawn of civilization, the pyramids , temples and tombs captured the imagination of travelers for thousands of years, as it combines everything they might need starting with the history and wanders to end with relaxing and refreshing. And with many new discoveries being made every day. How does one choose the best places to go and visit, here is our list of the top destination to go during your visit to Egypt.

1- Giza Pyramids One of the most mysterious Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that must be seen(and the only one still standing), the Pyramids of Giza—the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, and Pyramid of Menkaure—still live up to more than 4,000 years of hype. Seeing these 4th-dynasty pyramids and their guardian Great Sphinx rising from the Giza Plateau is a must on any trip to Cairo and the reason many travelers find themselves in Egypt. 2- Egyptian Museum The Egyptian Museum is considered one of the best places to visit in Egypt as it is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, and houses the largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities in the world. The museum displays an extensive collection spanning from the Predynastic Period to the Greco-Roman Era. The museum also houses the splendid statues of the great kings Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, the builders of the pyramids at the Giza plateau. An extensive collection of papyri, sarcophagi and jewelry, among other objects, completes this uniquely expansive museum 3- Old Cairo A popular district to explore on foot and one of the best Places to visit while in Egypt, Islamic Cairo as it is home to Khan el-Khalili market, a lively maze of spice shops, souvenir vendors, and tea stalls, and pedestrianized Al Moez street, lined with medieval architecture. The area’s many mosques include Al-Azhar, founded in 970, and Al-Hakim, known for its soaring minarets. Traditional music and dance performances are held at Wekalet El Ghouri cultural center.

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Full Day Old and New Delhi Tour by Private Taj Mahal tour Company

Full-Day Old and New Delhi Tour by Private Taj Mahal Tour Company

Delhi, the heart of India, is a fascinating mix of old-world charm and modern elegance. A Full-Day Old and New Delhi Tour by a Private Taj Mahal Tour Company offers a comfortable, in-depth, and personalized experience, covering the best attractions of both the historic and contemporary sides of the city.

Why Choose a Private Full-Day Delhi Tour?

Private Air-Conditioned Vehicle: Travel comfortably with a dedicated driver.

Expert Local Guide: Learn the history and significance of each site.

Flexible Itinerary: Customize your tour based on your interests.

Skip-the-Line Entry: Avoid long queues at top attractions.

Tour Highlights

1. Pick-Up from Your Hotel or Airport

Your day begins with a private pick-up from your hotel, airport, or preferred location in Delhi, Noida, or Gurugram.

2. Explore Old Delhi

Red Fort (Lal Qila) – The Mughal Marvel

Start your journey with a visit to the Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that served as the main residence of the Mughal emperors.

Jama Masjid – India's Largest Mosque

Visit Jama Masjid, one of India’s most impressive mosques, with towering minarets and a vast courtyard.

Chandni Chowk – Rickshaw Ride Through Bustling Lanes

Experience the chaos and charm of Chandni Chowk, one of Delhi’s oldest markets. Enjoy a rickshaw ride through its narrow lanes, full of street food, jewelry, spices, and fabrics.

Raj Ghat – Mahatma Gandhi Memorial

Pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Raj Ghat, the serene memorial where he was cremated.

3. Explore New Delhi

India Gate – The War Memorial

Drive past the India Gate, a tribute to Indian soldiers who lost their lives in World War I.

Rashtrapati Bhavan – The Presidential Residence

Stop for photos at Rashtrapati Bhavan, the grand official residence of the President of India.

Humayun’s Tomb – A Mughal Masterpiece

Visit Humayun’s Tomb, a stunning red sandstone mausoleum that inspired the Taj Mahal’s architecture.

Qutub Minar – The Tallest Brick Minaret in the World

Explore Qutub Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Delhi’s most famous landmarks.

Lotus Temple – The Iconic Bahá’í House of Worship

Admire the Lotus Temple, a modern architectural wonder and a place of meditation.

4. Lunch Break at a 5-Star Restaurant

Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch at a luxury restaurant, serving Indian and international cuisine.

5. Shopping at Local Markets

If you love shopping, your guide can take you to:

Dilli Haat (Handicrafts & Souvenirs)

Connaught Place (Fashion & Brands)

Khan Market (Luxury Boutiques & Cafés)

6. Drop-Off at Your Hotel or Airport

After a day of exploration, your private driver will drop you back at your desired location.

Best Time to Visit Delhi for a City Tour

October to March: Pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing.

April to June: Hot, but early morning tours are still enjoyable.

July to September: Monsoon season, but fewer crowds.

Why Book with a Private Taj Mahal Tour Company?

Personalized Service: Private guide, flexible itinerary.

Comfort & Convenience: Private vehicle with hotel pick-up/drop-off.

Expert Knowledge: Local insights into history and culture.

Time-Saving: Skip-the-line access at major attractions.

Conclusion

A Full-Day Old and New Delhi Tour by a Private Taj Mahal Tour Company is the best way to experience the rich heritage, vibrant culture, and modern elegance of India’s capital. From ancient Mughal forts to bustling markets and modern landmarks, this tour provides an unforgettable insight into Delhi’s soul.

FAQs

1. How much does a private full-day Delhi tour cost?

Prices range from $50 to $150 per person, depending on inclusions like guide services, transportation, and meals.

2. How long does the Delhi city tour take?

The tour lasts about 8 to 10 hours, covering major attractions in both Old and New Delhi.

3. Can I customize my Delhi tour?

Yes! A private tour allows flexibility to focus on places of your interest.

4. Is pick-up and drop-off included?

Yes, private transfers from your hotel or airport are included.

5. How do I book a private Delhi tour?

You can book through a trusted private tour company for a seamless and stress-free experience.

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"Ancient Secrets Revealed: New Archaeological Discoveries in Egypt 2025 !!"

A tomb of a military commander from the era of King Ramses III has been discovered.

A collection of communal and individual tombs from the Greek, Roman, and Late Periods has been found.

The Egyptian archaeological mission affiliated with the Supreme Council of Antiquities has uncovered the tomb of a military commander from the reign of King Ramses III, the second ruler of the 20th Dynasty, along with a group of communal and individual tombs from the Greek, Roman, and Late Periods. These discoveries were made during excavation work at Tell Rud Iskandar in the Maskhouta area of Ismailia Governorate.

Dr. Mohamed Ismail Khaled, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, emphasized the significance of this discovery, as it highlights the military importance of the Tell Rud archaeological site in protecting Egypt’s eastern borders by equipping them with fortresses and strongholds during the New Kingdom era. Some of the artifacts found inside the military commander's tomb, including bronze arrowheads and remnants of a ceremonial scepter, indicate his high military rank and importance.

Mohamed Abdel-Badia, Head of the Egyptian Antiquities Sector at the Supreme Council of Antiquities, stated that the tomb is built of mud bricks and consists of a main burial chamber and three rooms with walls covered in a layer of white plaster. During excavations and archaeological cleaning inside the tomb, the mission discovered a human skeleton covered with a layer of cartonnage, dating to a period later than the tomb itself, suggesting that it may have been reused in a later era. Additionally, alabaster vessels were found in excellent condition, adorned with inscriptions and traces of color, including two cartouches of King Horemheb, one of the most significant warrior kings of the 18th Dynasty.

A golden ring bearing the cartouche of King Ramses III, various beads and stones of different shapes and colors, and a small ivory box were also found.

Professor Qotb Fawzi Qotb, Head of the Central Administration of Antiquities of Lower Egypt and Sinai, noted that the mission discovered human skeletal remains inside the communal tombs, which date back to the Greek and Roman periods. Meanwhile, in the individual tombs from the Late Period, the mission found amulets of the gods Taweret, Bes, and the Eye of Wadjet.

With Egypt Tours, you can travel through one of the coolest ancient civilizations in the world. From the fascinating Pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx to the spectacular temples of Luxor and Karnak, tourists can feel the pulse of Egypt's glorious history and culture. Cruising down the Nile presents the opportunity to see ancient monuments from a different perspective. At the same time, cities like Cairo and Alexandria boast lively markets, historic mosques, and mouth-watering Egyptian food. Whether admiring the treasures of the Egyptian Museum or strolling through the colorful bazaars, Egypt Tours combines an infusion of history with adventure and modern charm, turning out to be the most enchanting travel experience.

Also, Egypt travel packages offer an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most captivating destinations, blending ancient history with modern experiences. These packages typically include guided tours to iconic landmarks like the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the temples of Luxor and Karnak. Travelers can enjoy a relaxing Nile River cruise, explore vibrant bazaars like Khan El Khalili, and experience the unique charm of cities such as Cairo and Alexandria. Many packages also offer options for desert safaris from the Egypt Desert Safari Tours, where you can visit the Red Sea resorts and cultural experiences like traditional Egyptian cuisine and local crafts. With options ranging from budget-friendly to luxury, Egypt tour packages cater to every traveler, ensuring a seamless and enriching adventure.

Cairo Top Tours has a lot of options in the Western Desert of Egypt, such as a Desert Safari Trip to Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert. A Desert Safari Trip to Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert offers an unforgettable adventure through Egypt's stunning natural landscapes. Located about 370 kilometers southwest of Cairo, Bahariya Oasis is a lush haven surrounded by golden dunes, palm groves, and natural springs. Visitors can explore ancient tombs, the Temple of Alexander the Great, and the famous "Golden Mummies" museum before venturing deeper into the desert. The journey continues to the White Desert, renowned for its surreal chalk rock formations sculpted by wind and sand into shapes resembling mushrooms, animals, and otherworldly structures. Camping under a star-studded sky in the heart of the desert, surrounded by these ghostly formations, provides a truly magical experience, blending adventure, history, and nature's raw beauty.

Also, Embark on an unforgettable Desert Safari Trip to Cairo, Oases, and Nile Cruise Tour Package, blending Egypt’s ancient wonders with breathtaking natural landscapes. Begin in Cairo, where you’ll explore the iconic Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, immersing yourself in the country’s rich history. Then, venture into the stunning Western Desert, visiting the serene Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla, and Kharga Oases, where you can marvel at golden dunes, lush palm groves, and rejuvenating hot springs. Experience an exhilarating desert safari, camping under a star-studded sky, and exploring the surreal White and Black Desert. Finally, set sail on a luxurious Nile Cruise, drifting along the legendary river between Luxor and Aswan, discovering breathtaking temples like Karnak, Edfu, and Philae. This adventure-packed tour perfectly balances history, culture, and nature, promising an extraordinary Egyptian getaway.

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Great tourist places in Egypt.

Tourism in Egypt is diverse between religious, historical, pharaonic, therapeutic and others. learn through this article about the most important tourist places in Egypt. You can visit Egypt through EGYPT TOURS provided by Cairo top tours.

The most important tourist places in the governorates of Cairo and Giza : the Nile River, the pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, the Khan el-Khalili market, the castle of Salah el-Din el-Ayyubi, the Pharaonic village, the Cairo Tower, the Egyptian Opera House, the mosque of Muhammad Ali, The Hanging Church . Book your tour now Cairo and the Nile by Air 8 Days 7 Nights Egypt or 4 Days Cairo Short Break Vacation to visit the best renowned monumental landmarks in Egypt.

Alexandria governorate has a distinctive tourist character due to the excellent location of the climate moderation, the mixing of ancient archaeological areas with the modern character of beaches and modern landmarks.the governorate has 41 tourist attractions in the fields of recreational tourism, religious tourism, medical tourism, sports yacht tourism, festival tourism, exhibitions and conference tourism. Book your tour now by Cairo and Alexandria Tour 5 Days 4 Nights to enjoy the weather and the amazing sites. Or book Egypt Cheap Budget Tours provided by Cairo top tours.

The most important sights : the Maritime Museum in the qaytbay Castle, the Opera House in Alexandria, the Mursi Abu Abbas mosque, the library of Alexandria, the sawari column and the tombs of Kom el Shoqafa, the Alexandria National Museum, the Roman amphitheater in Kom el Dekka, Montaza Gardens, Mamoura Beach. You can book the best trips by EGYPT TRAVEL PACKAGES or Cairo and White Desert Adventure recommends visiting Egypt sites.

The coasts of the Red Sea in Egypt are one of the most beautiful places in the world for diving, its waters are amazing and have wonderful seascapes with formations of coral reefs, it is home to thousands of marine organisms, in addition to beach resorts, and is located on the eastern side and part of the Sinai Peninsula Sharm el Sheikh and Dahab and on the West Coast the city of Hurghada. Book your tour now by 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise & Red Sea Tour or Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Tour 7 Days 6 Nights to enjoy yourself and spend a nice time in Egypt.

Luxor and Aswan : If you are a fan of winter tourism , especially Arab tourism, there is nothing better than tourism in Luxor and Aswan in winter . Traveling there and spending a winter tourist trip will be an unforgettable experience. Learn through this article about the best tourist places in Luxor and Aswan. You can visit Luxor by Nile Cruise Tour from Luxor to visit the great temples of Luxor.

The most important tourist attractions in Luxor and Aswan : Karnak Temple, sound and Light program in Karnak Temple, Luxor Museum, Valley of the Kings, Luxor Temple, statue of Memnon, Hatshepsut temple in the maritime monastery, temple of the city of Habu. Book the most important place by 7 days Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor & Aswan Holiday Package or EGYPT CLASSIC TOURS to spend an unforgettable time.

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Middle East Tours

Middle East Tours offers a variety of guided tours throughout the region, allowing travelers to explore ancient ruins, bustling markets, and stunning landscapes. Whether you're interested in the history of Egypt, the culture of Jordan, or the beauty of Turkey, our experienced guides will ensure you have an unforgettable experience. Book your tour today and immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of the Middle East.

 dubai Tours Packages often include visits to the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, offering breathtaking views of the city. Travelers can also explore the Dubai Mall, which features a vast array of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Additionally, many packages include a desert safari experience, where visitors can enjoy dune bashing, camel rides, and traditional Bedouin-style dinners.

turkey day tours packages offer unique experiences that allow travelers to immerse themselves in the rich culture and history of Turkey. From exploring the ancient ruins of Ephesus to enjoying a hot air balloon ride over the stunning landscapes of Cappadocia, these tours provide unforgettable adventures. Additionally, guests can savor traditional Turkish cuisine and participate in local festivities, making each trip truly special.

morocco tours packages  often include visits to the vibrant city of Marrakech, known for its bustling souks and stunning gardens. Travelers can also explore the ancient city of Fes, famous for its medieval architecture and rich history. Additionally, many packages offer excursions to the breathtaking Sahara Desert, where visitors can experience camel rides and overnight stays in traditional Berber tents.

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13 Nights -14 Days Egypt & Jordan Holiday Packages

Explore the splendors of 13 Nights / 14 Days Egypt & Jordan Holiday Packages, Experience the rich cultural heritage with Jordan Travel Package, Try Egypt and Jordan Combined Travel Package, Enjoy a tour from Cairo to Petra Jordan, scout Cairo attractions, Live a different atmosphere with amazing Nile view Between Luxor & Aswan, Explore the beauty of nature with Egypt to Petra, Embark on a fantastic trip visiting the highlights of Jordan. Explore Mount Nebo, Madaba, and the Dead Sea.

Day 1:

Upon arrival at Cairo airport, you will find our representative waiting for you with a sign with your name after that you will visit the most famous Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Valley temple then transfer to the hotel for check-in and overnight.

Day 2:

Pick up from the hotel and start a full-day tour to visit Memphis the first capital in ancient Egypt to visit the open air Museum and the colossal statue of king Ramses II after that drive to Sakkara to visit the first Pyramid built in history the Step Pyramid then visit the private tombs of the high officials to see the daily life scenes after that drive back to the hotel and overnight.

Day 3:

Pick up from the hotel to visit the Egyptian Museum to see the famous collection of king Tutankhamen and the other collections then drive to Old Cairo to visit Islamic and Coptic Cairo, the Hanging church, Ben Ezra Synagogue, and Amr Ibn El Aas Mosque after that drive to Khan El Khalili the famous bazaar after that drive back to the hotel.

Day 4:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and transfer to Cairo airport to take the Domestic flight to Luxor, arrive in Luxor and meet our guide then start a full-day tour to visit the West bank, Valley of the Kings “we will Enter3 royal tombs” then visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut temple at Dier El Bahari and the colossi of Memnon then transfer to the valley of the Queens to visit the famous tomb of the Queen Nefertari  the most beloved wife from King Ramses II then transfer back to the cruise ship for embarkation, lunch, and dinner at the cruise ship and overnight.

Day 5:

Pick up from the cruise ship by our guide and start a full-day tour to visit the most famous Karnak temple the largest temple in the World after that transfer to visit Luxor temple then transfer back to the cruise ship,  after lunch the cruise ship start to sail toward Esna, reach Esna and cross the famous Esna Lock then sail again toward Edfu, reach Edfu, and overnight in Edfu.

Day 6:

Pick up from the cruise ship and visit the Edfu temple of God Horus after that back to the cruise ship, sail toward Kom Ombo, and reach Kom Ombo to visit the temple shared between the 2 Gods Sobek and Haroris after that transfer to the cruise ship, sail again toward Aswan, reach Aswan and overnight.

Day 7:

Pick up from the cruise ship and start a full-day tour to visit the famous Aswan High Dam, and Philae temple of Goddess Isis then drive to visit the unfinished obelisk after that drive back to the cruise ship and overnight.

Day 8:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and transfer to Abu Simbel to visit the great temple of King Ramses II and the small temple of his beloved queen Nefertiti after that  drive back to Aswan, arrive in Aswan, And transfer to the hotel in Aswan for check-in and overnight.

Day 9:

Pick up from the hotel and start a full-day tour to visit the famous Nubian Village to see the real Nubian Lifestyle then visit the Botanical garden to see a very famous collection of rare birds and plants after that transfer to Aswan airport to take the domestic flight back to Cairo, arrive at Cairo airport then transfer to the hotel in Cairo and overnight.

Day 10:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and drive to the second capital of modern Egypt Alexandria to visit the Great-Roman monuments, the Catacombs of Kom El Shokafa,Pompey’s pillar then visit Montazah gardens And King Farouk palace after that transfer to the library of Alexandria which contains more than 8 Million books After that visit Citadel of Qaitbay and the Mosque of Abu El Abbas after that drive back to Cairo,arrive in Cairo and transfer to the hotel overnight.

Day 11:

Pick up from the hotel and transfer to Cairo airport to take an international flight to Amman-Jordan, Arrival at  Queen Alia International airport, where you will be met by our representative to help you through formalities, then transfer to Amman for a City Tour of Amman, which includes Amman Citadel, the Roman Theatre, and Grand Husseini Mosque, and King Abdullah Mosque & Folklore Museum. Proceed to Jerash one of the best preserved roman outposts in the world, known as the Pompeii of the East for its extraordinary state,  Visit Umm Qais, then head back to your hotel in Amman for a drop-off.

Day 12:

Pick up from your hotel in Amman and depart to get some free time on the Dead Sea Shore the Public beach. Then onto Mukawir for a visit following the road to Mount Nebo where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land. Afterward, head to Wadi Jadid for an overview and then to Madaba where you will visit Saint George’s church and see the incredible mosaic of the Holy Land. Transfer to your hotel in Madaba for a drop-off.

Day 13:

Pick up from Madaba Hotel and head to The “Red-Rose” City Petra. The world wonder is without a doubt Jordan’s most valuable treasure and greatest tourist attraction. It is a vast, unique city, carved into the sheer rock face by the Nabataeans. The entrance to the city is through the Siq, a narrow gorge, over 1km in length, After the Siq, you will be facing the Treasury, and then proceed to the Roman-style theatre. Get into your private car and around the city of Petra to see the Bedouin lifestyle there and then see the overviews of Wadi Musa.

Day 14:

Check out from Petra Hotel then transfer to Queen Alia International Airport by our representative to help you with the final airport formalities.

The mentioned tour itinerary include the following:

Private English-speaking Egyptologist tour guide.

Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.

Transportation with private A/C van to all the mentioned sites.

The service of meet and assist at the airports.

5 Nights hotel accommodation with B/B bases.

4 Nights accommodation Nile view cabin at a 5-star deluxe cruise ship with full board bases.

1 Night hotel accommodation at Aswan with B/B bases.

3 Nights hotel accommodation at Amman with B/B bases.

Domestic flight tickets Cairo / Luxor – Aswan / Cairo.

International flight tickets Cairo / Amman one way.

Service charge and tax.

The tour itinerary not include the following:

Visa Entry to Egypt.

Optional tours

Any other items not mentioned.

Tipping Kitty.

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Western Region Rhapsody on the Tip of the Tongue: A Foodie's Northern Xinjiang Food Adventure

Text/Greedy Cat Ali

Day 1: Sweet Critical Attack in Urumqi

At 7 o'clock in the morning, I was awakened by the sesame aroma wafting from the naan pit. Pushing open the wooden window of the "Consulate Lane" family hotel, Abdu, the naan master downstairs, was throwing the dough into a moon. The moment the dough "slapped" against the inner wall of the naan pit, the wheat aroma mixed with the smell of firewood exploded, startling the gray doves that landed on the grape trellis.

"Girl, do you want the freshly baked rose naan?" Abdu's iron hook hooked up a golden full moon from the bottom of the pit, and the rose sauce in the center of the naan was still bubbling like volcanic lava. I tore off a piece without caring about the heat. Under the crispy sesame layer, the Hotan rose mixed with Mulei honey set off a storm on the tip of my tongue, and the aftertaste was actually a little minty and cool - it turned out that he kneaded Chamagu leaves in the dough!

I rushed into the main store of "Blood Station Big Plate Chicken" at noon, but was intercepted by the secret weapon on the tricycle at the door. In the glass cabinet of Uyghur lady Gulinar, yellow noodles were soaked in light golden soup, the gluten was full of saffron-dyed brine, and drizzled with walnut pieces and wild chive sauce. When the teeth bit through the noodles and slid into my throat, twenty Tianshan cows danced on my taste buds.

"Don't poke with chopsticks, pick like combing your hair." Gulinar took my cutlery to demonstrate. Her wrinkled wrist shook lightly, and the noodles turned into a translucent round umbrella on the tip of the chopsticks, and were put into the mouth with crushed chickpeas - this is not noodles, it is clearly the flowing moonlight on the Silk Road!

Day3: The taste maze of the old city of Kashgar

In the morning prayers of the Id Kah Mosque, I was like an ant falling into a honey pot, lost in the thousand-layer routine of the century-old teahouse. Uncle Maimaiti, wearing a flower hat, raised the silver-studded teapot above his head. The dark brown medicinal tea drew an amber arc in the air and fell accurately into the coarse pottery bowl in front of me.

"This is saffron-added maren tea, paired with this." He pushed the maren candy inlaid with almonds, and the candy was solidified with figs, raisins and wild honey from Tianshan Mountain. When the tea soup broke the candy shell, the sweetness and bitterness played a love of life and death in the mouth, and I vaguely saw the desert caravan sharing the last food under the starry sky.

Turning the corner, I ran into the smoke of the steamed buns shop. Fifteen naan pits erupted at the same time, and the masters wearing white gloves threw the dough into the sea of ​​fire like throwing grenades. I grabbed a hot "Samusa". The moment I bit through the crispy shell, the hot sheep tail oil mixed with the skin and teeth juice gushed out, and the cumin seeds exploded between my teeth. The spicy taste came from the green agate pepper hidden in the meat filling - this pepper must be soaked in camel milk for seven days before drying!

In the evening, I squatted in front of the pigeon meat stall in Khan Bazaar and watched the boss Ali dissect the pigeon with one hand. He first twisted the neck to bleed, then took out the pink organ string from the lower abdomen, and finally stuffed the pigeon covered with secret sauce into the naan pit. When my teeth sank into the crispy pigeon legs, the sour and sweet taste of wild sand dates oozes out of the bone marrow. It turns out that he added dried purple mulberries that have been dried in Turpan for three months in the marinade.

Day5: Cream Revolution in the Ili River Valley

At the morning market at Horgos Port, Kazakh herders use saddles as chopping boards to cut horse intestines. The smoked horse meat was rosin-colored, and the fat layer was like a sandwich crystal. Uncle Buick, the stall owner, used a dagger to cut off a thin piece: "Eat it with this!" He handed over not garlic paste, but fermented mare's milk in an ox horn cup.

When the sour liquid wrapped in smoked meat slid into my esophagus, I felt like riding a Ferghana horse and galloping on the grassland. Suddenly, I was attracted by the commotion in the stall next door - three Kyrgyz men were fighting for the last piece of baursak. This fried dough cake fermented with camel milk swelled like a hollow golden ball. I took the opportunity to break off the remaining pieces and dipped them in butter. The pastry broke into a thousand milky stars in my mouth.

It was purely accidental to break into the wedding banquet of the Xibe courtyard in Chabuchaer. The bride Tajiguli was sprinkling wild chives into the "Nimha fish stew". In the copper pot with a diameter of 1.2 meters, Ili salmon and wild mushrooms were floating in the sea of ​​milk skin. When the Xibe mothers sang the "Wedding Song", the fish gill meat I was given melted on the tip of my tongue, and the freshness swept through every taste bud cell like an avalanche.

Day7: The Ice and Fire Trio of Turpan Huoyan Mountain

In the 48-degree high temperature, I collapsed in the shadow of the drying room in the Grape Valley. The Uyghur boy Ai Erken suddenly handed me a bowl of "Shalang Dao Ke". A wooden spoon was inserted into the small hill of crushed ice. After pouring yogurt and honey, he took out a Hami melon as big as an ostrich egg like a magic trick.

"Watch it!" He swung the knife to split the king of melons, scraped the melon flesh into snowflakes and dropped it into the smoothie. When the cold and sweet mixture slid across the burning throat, I heard the Huoyan Mountain roaring unwillingly. What's even more amazing is the surprise hidden at the bottom of the bowl-the raisins become crispy and hard at low temperatures, suddenly awakening the drowsy taste nerves like a hidden weapon.

Visiting the barbecue camp next to the ancient city of Jiaohe at night, I found the "king of dark cuisine" grilled camel liver. Forty dark red meat skewers curled up in the charcoal fire, and after being sprinkled with chili powder, they actually glowed blue-purple fluorescence. The moment I closed my eyes and bit into it, the strong iron smell rushed straight to my head, but three seconds later, the sweetness came back, like swallowing a piece of melting raw chocolate - it turned out that this was a special flavor marinated with camel thorn juice!

Day9: The Carbon Water Nuclear Bomb of Taklimakan

Before crossing the desert highway, I went crazy at the Hotan Night Market. In the giant naan pit of Maimaiti, twenty "Kumaki" were stewed between sand and charcoal. This meat naan wrapped in sheep stomach is like a landmine. When I cut it open, the steam blew off my sun hat. The hot lamb and pumpkin flowed in the dead dough. The most amazing thing was the dried apricots on the bottom - they had already melted into a natural sweet and sour sauce under the high temperature.

Challenging the "spicy skin naan" is pure self-torture. The whole naan is covered with Anjihai chili peel that has been dried for 180 days. Under the black red chili slices is a secret weapon: wild garlic paste fermented with sea buckthorn juice. When the burning sensation of the first bite faded, a strange fruity aroma grew out of the ruins of taste. When I drank the third bowl of yogurt shaved ice, I found that my lips were swollen like the head of a Dongbula.

At two o'clock in the morning, I was lured into the alley by the aroma of "watermelon barbecue". The flesh of a half-person-high watermelon was hollowed out, filled with lamb chops, chickpeas and dryland fragrant rice, and the melon rind was covered with river mud and thrown into charcoal ash for stewing. When the old Uyghur craftsman knocked open the charred shell, pink steam with fruity and meaty flavor gushed out, and the rice grains were full of watermelon juice and sheep fat, each of which was like a miniature taste universe explosion.

Epilogue: A fragmented night on the Bayinbuluke grassland

When I drank the tenth bowl of mare's milk in the yurt, the starry sky began to rotate. The herdsman Chaolu carried a whole roasted lamb to the table. The lamb's eyes were inlaid with red wolfberries, and the hind legs were tied with ribbons made of sand onions. I pounced on the lamb's back with the Yingjisha knife in hand. The fat layer trembled like solidified fat under the blade. Suddenly, I found a surprise hidden in the lamb's abdomen - a lamb belly stuffed with wild mushrooms and pine nuts!

When Aunt Qiqige brought the finale "milk barrel meat", I was lying on the saddle to sober up. The three-year-old milk tofu wrapped with lamb meat was slow-cooked in a hollowed-out spruce barrel for eight hours. The moment the lid was opened, the strong aroma woke up the sheepdog three kilometers away. When collagen stuck to my lips, I tasted the moonlight, morning dew and tumbleweeds of the grassland.

The last memory before the blackout was Chaolu's ten-year-old daughter Narentuoya, who used my sports camera to shoot the roasted whole cow at the "Zha Ma Banquet". The rotating cow body in the firelight gradually became a shadow, and her silver bell-like laughter mixed with the sound of oil bursting came: "Sister! Your camera is emitting the smell of oil!"

Postscript:

On the return flight, my taste buds were still playing time-lapse photography:

The sparks in the naan pit are stars that never fall,

The carrot cubes in the pilaf are solidified sunsets,

And the fat lines on the horse sausage casings are the contour lines of the Tianshan Mountains.

The stewardess looked at me crying over the lunch box,

and secretly gave me a pack of Hotan rose naan -

This is probably her last mercy to the food pilgrim,

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Western Region Rhapsody on the Tip of the Tongue: A Foodie's Northern Xinjiang Food Adventure

Text/Greedy Cat Ali

Day 1: Sweet Critical Attack in Urumqi

At 7 o'clock in the morning, I was awakened by the sesame aroma wafting from the naan pit. Pushing open the wooden window of the "Consulate Lane" family hotel, Abdu, the naan master downstairs, was throwing the dough into a moon. The moment the dough "slapped" against the inner wall of the naan pit, the wheat aroma mixed with the smell of firewood exploded, startling the gray doves that landed on the grape trellis.

"Girl, do you want the freshly baked rose naan?" Abdu's iron hook hooked up a golden full moon from the bottom of the pit, and the rose sauce in the center of the naan was still bubbling like volcanic lava. I tore off a piece without caring about the heat. Under the crispy sesame layer, the Hotan rose mixed with Mulei honey set off a storm on the tip of my tongue, and the aftertaste was actually a little minty and cool - it turned out that he kneaded Chamagu leaves in the dough!

I rushed into the main store of "Blood Station Big Plate Chicken" at noon, but was intercepted by the secret weapon on the tricycle at the door. In the glass cabinet of Uyghur lady Gulinar, yellow noodles were soaked in light golden soup, the gluten was full of saffron-dyed brine, and drizzled with walnut pieces and wild chive sauce. When the teeth bit through the noodles and slid into my throat, twenty Tianshan cows danced on my taste buds.

"Don't poke with chopsticks, pick like combing your hair." Gulinar took my cutlery to demonstrate. Her wrinkled wrist shook lightly, and the noodles turned into a translucent round umbrella on the tip of the chopsticks, and were put into the mouth with crushed chickpeas - this is not noodles, it is clearly the flowing moonlight on the Silk Road!

Day3: The taste maze of the old city of Kashgar

In the morning prayers of the Id Kah Mosque, I was like an ant falling into a honey pot, lost in the thousand-layer routine of the century-old teahouse. Uncle Maimaiti, wearing a flower hat, raised the silver-studded teapot above his head. The dark brown medicinal tea drew an amber arc in the air and fell accurately into the coarse pottery bowl in front of me.

"This is saffron-added maren tea, paired with this." He pushed the maren candy inlaid with almonds, and the candy was solidified with figs, raisins and wild honey from Tianshan Mountain. When the tea soup broke the candy shell, the sweetness and bitterness played a love of life and death in the mouth, and I vaguely saw the desert caravan sharing the last food under the starry sky.

Turning the corner, I ran into the smoke of the steamed buns shop. Fifteen naan pits erupted at the same time, and the masters wearing white gloves threw the dough into the sea of ​​fire like throwing grenades. I grabbed a hot "Samusa". The moment I bit through the crispy shell, the hot sheep tail oil mixed with the skin and teeth juice gushed out, and the cumin seeds exploded between my teeth. The spicy taste came from the green agate pepper hidden in the meat filling - this pepper must be soaked in camel milk for seven days before drying!

In the evening, I squatted in front of the pigeon meat stall in Khan Bazaar and watched the boss Ali dissect the pigeon with one hand. He first twisted the neck to bleed, then took out the pink organ string from the lower abdomen, and finally stuffed the pigeon covered with secret sauce into the naan pit. When my teeth sank into the crispy pigeon legs, the sour and sweet taste of wild sand dates oozes out of the bone marrow. It turns out that he added dried purple mulberries that have been dried in Turpan for three months in the marinade.

Day5: Cream Revolution in the Ili River Valley

At the morning market at Horgos Port, Kazakh herders use saddles as chopping boards to cut horse intestines. The smoked horse meat was rosin-colored, and the fat layer was like a sandwich crystal. Uncle Buick, the stall owner, used a dagger to cut off a thin piece: "Eat it with this!" He handed over not garlic paste, but fermented mare's milk in an ox horn cup.

When the sour liquid wrapped in smoked meat slid into my esophagus, I felt like riding a Ferghana horse and galloping on the grassland. Suddenly, I was attracted by the commotion in the stall next door - three Kyrgyz men were fighting for the last piece of baursak. This fried dough cake fermented with camel milk swelled like a hollow golden ball. I took the opportunity to break off the remaining pieces and dipped them in butter. The pastry broke into a thousand milky stars in my mouth.

It was purely accidental to break into the wedding banquet of the Xibe courtyard in Chabuchaer. The bride Tajiguli was sprinkling wild chives into the "Nimha fish stew". In the copper pot with a diameter of 1.2 meters, Ili salmon and wild mushrooms were floating in the sea of ​​milk skin. When the Xibe mothers sang the "Wedding Song", the fish gill meat I was given melted on the tip of my tongue, and the freshness swept through every taste bud cell like an avalanche.

Day7: The Ice and Fire Trio of Turpan Huoyan Mountain

In the 48-degree high temperature, I collapsed in the shadow of the drying room in the Grape Valley. The Uyghur boy Ai Erken suddenly handed me a bowl of "Shalang Dao Ke". A wooden spoon was inserted into the small hill of crushed ice. After pouring yogurt and honey, he took out a Hami melon as big as an ostrich egg like a magic trick.

"Watch it!" He swung the knife to split the king of melons, scraped the melon flesh into snowflakes and dropped it into the smoothie. When the cold and sweet mixture slid across the burning throat, I heard the Huoyan Mountain roaring unwillingly. What's even more amazing is the surprise hidden at the bottom of the bowl-the raisins become crispy and hard at low temperatures, suddenly awakening the drowsy taste nerves like a hidden weapon.

Visiting the barbecue camp next to the ancient city of Jiaohe at night, I found the "king of dark cuisine" grilled camel liver. Forty dark red meat skewers curled up in the charcoal fire, and after being sprinkled with chili powder, they actually glowed blue-purple fluorescence. The moment I closed my eyes and bit into it, the strong iron smell rushed straight to my head, but three seconds later, the sweetness came back, like swallowing a piece of melting raw chocolate - it turned out that this was a special flavor marinated with camel thorn juice!

Day9: The Carbon Water Nuclear Bomb of Taklimakan

Before crossing the desert highway, I went crazy at the Hotan Night Market. In the giant naan pit of Maimaiti, twenty "Kumaki" were stewed between sand and charcoal. This meat naan wrapped in sheep stomach is like a landmine. When I cut it open, the steam blew off my sun hat. The hot lamb and pumpkin flowed in the dead dough. The most amazing thing was the dried apricots on the bottom - they had already melted into a natural sweet and sour sauce under the high temperature.

Challenging the "spicy skin naan" is pure self-torture. The whole naan is covered with Anjihai chili peel that has been dried for 180 days. Under the black red chili slices is a secret weapon: wild garlic paste fermented with sea buckthorn juice. When the burning sensation of the first bite faded, a strange fruity aroma grew out of the ruins of taste. When I drank the third bowl of yogurt shaved ice, I found that my lips were swollen like the head of a Dongbula.

At two o'clock in the morning, I was lured into the alley by the aroma of "watermelon barbecue". The flesh of a half-person-high watermelon was hollowed out, filled with lamb chops, chickpeas and dryland fragrant rice, and the melon rind was covered with river mud and thrown into charcoal ash for stewing. When the old Uyghur craftsman knocked open the charred shell, pink steam with fruity and meaty flavor gushed out, and the rice grains were full of watermelon juice and sheep fat, each of which was like a miniature taste universe explosion.

Epilogue: A fragmented night on the Bayinbuluke grassland

When I drank the tenth bowl of mare's milk in the yurt, the starry sky began to rotate. The herdsman Chaolu carried a whole roasted lamb to the table. The lamb's eyes were inlaid with red wolfberries, and the hind legs were tied with ribbons made of sand onions. I pounced on the lamb's back with the Yingjisha knife in hand. The fat layer trembled like solidified fat under the blade. Suddenly, I found a surprise hidden in the lamb's abdomen - a lamb belly stuffed with wild mushrooms and pine nuts!

When Aunt Qiqige brought the finale "milk barrel meat", I was lying on the saddle to sober up. The three-year-old milk tofu wrapped with lamb meat was slow-cooked in a hollowed-out spruce barrel for eight hours. The moment the lid was opened, the strong aroma woke up the sheepdog three kilometers away. When collagen stuck to my lips, I tasted the moonlight, morning dew and tumbleweeds of the grassland.

The last memory before the blackout was Chaolu's ten-year-old daughter Narentuoya, who used my sports camera to shoot the roasted whole cow at the "Zha Ma Banquet". The rotating cow body in the firelight gradually became a shadow, and her silver bell-like laughter mixed with the sound of oil bursting came: "Sister! Your camera is emitting the smell of oil!"

Postscript:

On the return flight, my taste buds were still playing time-lapse photography:

The sparks in the naan pit are stars that never fall,

The carrot cubes in the pilaf are solidified sunsets,

And the fat lines on the horse sausage casings are the contour lines of the Tianshan Mountains.

The stewardess looked at me crying over the lunch box,

and secretly gave me a pack of Hotan rose naan -

This is probably her last mercy to the food pilgrim,

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Best places to visit in Egypt

Best places to visit in Egypt From decades ago and till the moment Egypt is considered the oldest travel destination on earth with fascinating history that reaches back to the dawn of civilization, the pyramids , temples and tombs captured the imagination of travelers for thousands of years, as it combines everything they might need starting with the history and wanders to end with relaxing and refreshing. And with many new discoveries being made every day. How does one choose the best places to go and visit, here is our list of the top destination to go during your visit to Egypt.

1- Giza Pyramids One of the most mysterious Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that must be seen(and the only one still standing), the Pyramids of Giza—the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, and Pyramid of Menkaure—still live up to more than 4,000 years of hype. Seeing these 4th-dynasty pyramids and their guardian Great Sphinx rising from the Giza Plateau is a must on any trip to Cairo and the reason many travelers find themselves in Egypt. 2- Egyptian Museum The Egyptian Museum is considered one of the best places to visit in Egypt as it is the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, and houses the largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities in the world. The museum displays an extensive collection spanning from the Predynastic Period to the Greco-Roman Era. The museum also houses the splendid statues of the great kings Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, the builders of the pyramids at the Giza plateau. An extensive collection of papyri, sarcophagi and jewelry, among other objects, completes this uniquely expansive museum 3- Old Cairo A popular district to explore on foot and one of the best Places to visit while in Egypt, Islamic Cairo as it is home to Khan el-Khalili market, a lively maze of spice shops, souvenir vendors, and tea stalls, and pedestrianized Al Moez street, lined with medieval architecture. The area’s many mosques include Al-Azhar, founded in 970, and Al-Hakim, known for its soaring minarets. Traditional music and dance performances are held at Wekalet El Ghouri cultural center.

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The most important tourist places in Cairo and Alexandria.

Cairo, or Cairo El Moez as it was named where it has withstood and conquered the invasions of enemies throughout history, the impressive capital of the Arab world and the capital of Egypt, is a fictional city to enjoy the ancient history. You can visit Egypt through EGYPT TOURS provided by Cairo top tours.

The city of a thousand minarets, as it was named, is famous for the abundance of minarets, their diversity and the difference in their architecture with the difference of the caliphate in the Islamic era, a city from which you can travel to the Islamic and medieval eras as well as to the Pharaonic era when seeing the pyramids. You can book the best trips by Cairo short Breaks packages to enjoy the ancient Egyptian history.

Be sure to visit the mosques and their many museums, most notably the Egyptian Museum, which includes the treasures of the Pharaohs and the mummies room, so let's get to know the most beautiful tourist places in Cairo. Book your tour now 3 Days Cairo Stopover to see the great place.

Pyramids of Giza: There can be no more amazing place in the world than this great edifice, without a doubt it is one of the true wonders of antiquity, it is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world that still stands and the most symbolic legacy of Egypt. You can book the best trips through EGYPT CLASSIC TOURS with the best prices by Cairo top tours.

The three pyramids and the Sphinx statue, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the first things to do on a trip to Egypt because they are among the tourist attractions in Egypt. As soon as you visit it, you get a feeling of energy and awe emanating from these ancient giants, miracles of mathematics and Astronomy in construction. You can book the best trips by EGYPT TRAVEL PACKAGES recommends visiting Egypt sites.

There are a lot of hotels with direct views of the pyramids, waking up, having breakfast and a view of this millennia-old engineering work will forever be one of the best memories of your trip to Egypt. Book your tour now Cairo Short Break in 4 Days to enjoy a wonderful stay in Cairo.

Immerse yourself in the corridors of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo among the mummies and treasures of the Pharaohs and statues, the Tutankhamun treasure room and The Mummy Room. Don't even think about going without a guide explaining its history to you or without studying the most important pieces first, they are huge and you can go crazy. Book your tour now 2 Days Cairo Short Break to enjoy the vision of Egyptian cultures.

Al-Hussein district-Fatimid Cairo, which witnesses the most beautiful landmarks of Fatimid Cairo, where the famous Al-Azhar Mosque, Al-Hussein Mosque, the famous Al-Mu'izz Street, the ruler Amr Allah mosque and the famous Khan al-Khalili area are one of the most important tourist attractions in Egypt. Book your tour now by Cairo City Break 2 Days to see the wonderful Egyptian architecture.

Old Egypt district – Old Cairo: one of the best tourist areas in Egypt and the most beautiful neighborhoods of Old Cairo full of tourist attractions and witness to historical civilizations, where the Old City of Fustat, the religious complex Street, The Hanging Church and the historic Omar ibn al-Aas mosque, and the wall of the stream of eyes. You can book the best trips through 3 Days Cairo Short Break to explore this great place.

The most important tourist places in Alexandria: In Alexandria, history breathes, as evidenced by the famous Qaitbay Castle, the library of Alexandria, the catacombs of Kom el-Shoqafa, the largest Roman necropolis in Egypt and one of the most important tourist attractions in Egypt. You can visit Egypt through City Breaks in Cairo 3 Days to visit the best renowned monumental landmarks in Egypt.

Today you can visit the new library of Alexandria and its museums, the market, the Qaitbay Castle, the Roman theater, the palace of King Farouk in the famous Montazah Park, the monastery of St. Mina and the Museum of royal jewelry. You can visit Egypt through 4 Days Cairo City Break to enjoy the vacation packages.

Or take a walk at night on the Alexandria Corniche and Stanley Bridge and visit the monument of the Unknown Soldier in the Mansheya neighborhood, and enjoy the street stalls and Alexandria's famous cultural cafes in the Greek style or spend an amazing day in Bahri and try the delicious seafood dishes of Alexandria residents right by the sea in a fun and imaginative atmosphere. You can book the best trips by Cairo City Break in 5 Days to explore this great place.

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is 3 days in cairo enough: Enough Time or Just a Teaser?

Cairo, the bustling capital of Egypt, is a city where history meets modernity. From ancient pyramids to vibrant markets, it offers a mix of cultural and historical attractions. If you're planning to spend three days in Cairo, here's an itinerary to help you make the most of your time, so is 3 days in cairo enough ?

Day 1: Ancient Egypt Awaits

Morning: Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx Start your adventure by visiting the iconic Pyramids of Giza, located just outside Cairo. These majestic structures, including the Great Pyramid of Khufu, are a testament to the ancient Egyptian civilization. Don’t miss the nearby Sphinx, which has stood guard over the pyramids for thousands of years. You can take a camel ride around the pyramids for an unforgettable experience.

Afternoon: Egyptian Museum Next, head to the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, home to thousands of ancient artifacts, including the treasures of Tutankhamun. The museum offers a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Egypt, showcasing mummies, statues, and intricately designed jewelry. Spend a few hours exploring this must-see destination.

Evening: Nile Dinner Cruise End your first day with a relaxing dinner cruise on the Nile River. Several companies offer traditional Egyptian meals while you enjoy stunning views of the Cairo skyline, including the Citadel and the lights of the city at night.

Day 2: Islamic Cairo and Coptic Cairo

Morning: Saladin Citadel and the Mosque of Muhammad Ali Begin your second day by visiting the Citadel, a medieval Islamic fortification perched on a hill overlooking Cairo. Inside, you'll find the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, with its impressive Ottoman architecture and panoramic views of the city. Explore the citadel's museums and historical sites before moving on.

Afternoon: Coptic Cairo In the afternoon, head to Coptic Cairo, a historic district that showcases the Christian heritage of Egypt. Visit the Hanging Church (Saint Virgin Mary's Coptic Orthodox Church), the Coptic Museum, and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. Don’t forget to explore the area’s narrow streets filled with ancient religious sites.

Evening: Khan El Khalili Bazaar Wrap up your second day with a visit to Khan El Khalili, Cairo's famous market. It’s the perfect place to shop for traditional Egyptian goods such as jewelry, spices, souvenirs, and handcrafted items. Wander through the labyrinth of alleys with egypt group tours, experience the local atmosphere, and enjoy some street food.

Day 3: Modern Cairo and Local Culture

Morning: Egyptian Modern Art and Zamalek On your final day, start with a visit to the Cairo Opera House, which is located in the leafy district of Zamalek. This area is home to some of Cairo's most beautiful colonial-era buildings, green spaces, and cafes. The Cairo Modern Art Museum, located here, showcases works from both Egyptian and international artists.

Afternoon: El Moez Street and Al-Azhar Park Head to El Moez Street, one of Cairo's oldest streets, where you can explore stunning examples of Islamic architecture. The area is home to several significant mosques and old buildings. Afterward, take a relaxing stroll through Al-Azhar Park, where you can enjoy green spaces and views of the Citadel. It's a great spot for a peaceful break after the city’s hustle and bustle.

Evening: Local Dining and a Walk along the Nile For your last evening, enjoy a delicious meal at one of Cairo's famous restaurants, offering authentic Egyptian cuisine like koshari, falafel, and stuffed pigeon. After dinner, take a walk along the Nile River’s banks or relax in one of the many cafes with views of the water.

Conclusion Cairo is a city full of contrasts, where history and modern life coexist in an energetic blend. With this 3-day itinerary, you can dive into the ancient wonders, explore Islamic and Coptic heritage, and experience modern Egyptian culture all in one trip. Whether you're marveling at the pyramids or shopping in local bazaars, Cairo promises an unforgettable journey with 5 day egypt tour