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Safety Tips for Women Traveling Alone in Egypt

Traveling solo as a woman in Egypt can be an enriching and empowering experience, but it's essential to prioritize safety and take precautions to ensure a smooth journey. From exploring ancient ruins to cruising the Nile River, Egypt offers a wealth of cultural treasures waiting to be discovered. Here are some essential safety tips to help female travelers navigate Egypt with confidence:

Dress Appropriately: Egypt is a conservative country, especially in rural areas and religious sites. Dress modestly by covering your shoulders, chest, and knees to respect local customs and avoid unwanted attention. Consider carrying a scarf or shawl to cover your head when visiting mosques or conservative areas.

Stay Vigilant: Maintain situational awareness and trust your instincts. Be cautious of your surroundings, particularly in crowded or unfamiliar areas. Avoid dark alleys and isolated streets, especially at night, and stick to well-lit and populated areas.

Use Reliable Transportation: Opt for reputable transportation options such as licensed taxis or rideshare services, especially when traveling alone at night. Avoid accepting rides from strangers and ensure that the vehicle is properly licensed and identified.

Keep Valuables Secure: Minimize the risk of theft by keeping your belongings secure at all times. Use a crossbody bag with a zipper or a money belt to store your passport, money, and other valuables securely under your clothing. Avoid displaying expensive jewelry or electronics that may attract unwanted attention.

Avoid Solo Excursions at Night: While Egypt is generally safe for tourists, it's advisable to avoid solo excursions at night, particularly in unfamiliar or poorly lit areas. If you must go out after dark, stick to well-traveled routes and consider traveling with a trusted companion or joining a group tour.

Research Your Destination: Familiarize yourself with the areas you plan to visit and learn about local customs, traditions, and cultural norms. Research safety tips specific to each destination and heed any travel advisories or warnings issued by your government or reputable sources.

Connect with Other Travelers: Consider connecting with other travelers through online forums, social media groups, or travel meetups. Traveling in groups or with a buddy can enhance safety and provide additional support and companionship.

Stay in Accommodations with Positive Reviews: Choose accommodations with positive reviews and a reputation for safety and security. Opt for hotels or guesthouses with 24-hour reception and secure entrances, especially if arriving late at night.

Stay Sober and Mindful: Avoid excessive alcohol consumption, as it can impair judgment and make you more vulnerable to scams or unsafe situations. Stay mindful of your surroundings and be cautious when interacting with strangers, particularly those offering unsolicited assistance or invitations.

Trust Your Instincts: Above all, trust your instincts and prioritize your safety. If something feels off or uncomfortable, remove yourself from the situation and seek assistance from hotel staff, authorities, or fellow travelers.

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[potato-lord-but-not]

Under discussed thing that means something to me: John said Oscar made a tourniquet that stopped most of the bleeding when he lost his aem. Yes anyone can do it but you typically have to be taught to make a good one. Oscar is a clergyman WHERE DID HE LEARN TO MAKE ONE?

no literally- I feel like there’s a lot of unexplained stuff surrounding Oscar, like sureee that could be explained in his note but also it’s feeding the delusion that’ll he’ll be back. like hey Oscar care to explain how you make a tourniquet so well? or how Arthur makes it a thing to point out how you knew to cut off your arm instead of cut it out but that literally never gets answered?? or how you’re just OKAY with the fact that strange eldritch beasts exist??? WHAT IS WITH HIM

[bruhstation]

you who I called brother, how could you have come to hate me so?

[parallaxaview]

El Gouna in Egypt.

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[carimanhassan24]

“بيقولوا كان فيه فرد حمام

ما لحقش يركب مركب نوح ..

من يومها لما يغني حمام

يبقى بيبكي عليه وينوح”

― نجيب سرور - منين أجيب ناس

#photooftheday Imam Hussein Mosque

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[bensalah96]

شارع عماد الدين -مصر

[aurinavenir]

📷 View from the Nile.

[wayti-blog]

By living a life based on wisdom and truth, one can discover the divinity of the soul, its union to the universe, the supreme peace and contentment which comes from satisfying the inner drive for self discovery.

Ancient Egyptian Proverbs

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“ The Pyramids “ // Sebastien Nagy

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Luxor, Egypt (by AXP Photography)

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[manchicasanchez]

Is it me or do the producers of Tad the lost explorer like egyptian mummies? 😳

In my opinion, both are pretty. But it feels like they followed a very similar model to design them. What do you think?

PS: in Spain both characters share the same voice actress.

First scene from "Tad the lost explorer 3" (2022); second scene from "Mummies" movie (2023). Both spanish cartoon movies.

[parallaxaview]

Half-empty Shopping Mall in Hurghada, Egypt.

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