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THE EGYPT BABY

Lukas and Daniel had been looking forward to their vacation in Egypt for a long time. After months of hard work and hectic city life, they longed for peace and adventure at the same time. When they landed in Cairo, the air was warm and spicy, filled with the smells of the street markets and the distant sound of Arabic music.

Lukas, the pregnant man, had become accustomed to the curious glances over the past few months. His belly was round and firm, and he often stroked it as if to comfort the unborn child. Daniel, his boyfriend, was always by his side and supported him lovingly.

Their first stop was the Egyptian Museum, where they marveled at the treasures of the pharaohs. Lukas felt a special connection to the ancient statues and reliefs, which often depicted fertile goddesses. "It's amazing how old these cultures are and how much they worshipped fertility," he said thoughtfully to Daniel as they stood in front of a statue of the goddess Isis.

The next day they decided to go on a desert safari. They rented a jeep and drove out into the endless sand dunes that glittered under the sun. Daniel had planned everything carefully and made sure they had enough water and provisions. Lukas, although a little exhausted from the heat, enjoyed the vastness of the desert and the silence that was only interrupted by the wind.

When they stopped at an oasis, Lukas sat down under a date palm and put his hands on his belly. "The little one is kicking," he said to Daniel with a smile. "He seems to like the warmth." Daniel knelt down next to him and also put his hand on Lukas' belly. "Maybe one day he will hear this story and be proud that he was in Egypt before he was born," he said with a loving look.

In the following days, they visited the Pyramids of Giza and took a cruise on the Nile. During the boat ride, they enjoyed the gentle breeze and the passing scenery. One evening, as the sun was setting over the Nile and the sky was bathed in a deep orange, Lukas felt a strong movement in his stomach. "It feels like it's dancing," he laughed. Daniel held him close and whispered, "We're going to be a wonderful family."

Their trip ended in Alexandria, where they visited the ancient library and strolled through the city's busy streets. The street markets were packed with people, and the sounds of vendors touting their wares filled the air. Suddenly, Lukas stopped and clutched his stomach. His face twisted in pain. "Daniel... I think it's starting," he groaned.

Passersby looked on, curious and worried, as Daniel frantically called for help. A kind woman in a colorful dress came over and led them to a nearby cafe, where they sat Lukas on a bench. "Breathe deeply, honey," Daniel said, holding Lukas' hand. The woman called an ambulance, but the contractions became more intense and regular.

Amid the hustle and bustle of the street, surrounded by curious and helpful strangers, the dramatic birth began. Lukas' screams mixed with the sounds of the market. Daniel remained calm and tried to calm Lukas, even though he himself was shaking with fear. Finally, after what seemed like endless minutes, the cry of a newborn was heard.

The crowd erupted in cheers when they saw the baby. The ambulance finally arrived, and the paramedics helped to care for Lukas and the baby. Daniel held the small, screaming bundle in his arms, tears of relief and joy streaming down his cheeks. "We did it," he whispered to Lukas, who was smiling exhausted but happy.

The journey that began as an adventure ended in an unforgettable event that Luke and Daniel would remember forever. They returned home not only with memories of the majestic monuments and enchanting culture of Egypt, but also with the birth of their child - a new chapter in their life together.

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The ancient representation of Nut, the sky goddess, can be traced back more than 3,000 years to the New Kingdom period of Egypt, approximately 1300 BCE. This artifact was discovered within the Temple of Hathor at Dendera and illustrates Nut extending across the Earth, effectively symbolizing the cyclical nature of night and day. The artwork provides insight into the profound connection the ancient Egyptians established between their mythology and celestial events, as evidenced by the notable similarity between Nut's depiction and the Milky Way, which remains observable in contemporary skies.

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Edfu, Temple of Horus

September 24, 2024

We awoke this morning to sunrise on the Nile and relatively cool temps - mid 80s????  As soon as the sun comes up thought the heat begins in earnest.  We do not cruise at night but shortly after the sun is up the begin our journey again. Today��s destination is Edfu and the Temple of Horus.  We took a bus to the city and discovered this beautiful preserved temple.   Edfu, constructed over 180 years starting in 237 BCE, is so well preserved because it was completely filled in and covered with sand until its rediscovery in the 1860s by French archeologist Auguste Mariette. For two thousand years before construction this real estate was already a holy site for Horus worship.The only problem was that we were going at 11:00 - in the heat of the day.  Ayman asked us to trust him and we did.  When we got to the Temple - we were alone.  Just our group.  SWEET!!  There was also plenty of shade and Ayman told us a story, using our traveling partners in roles of the gods.

So here is the story: There were these beautiful sister goddesses Isis  (AKA Marla) and Nefti (AKA Nora)  They married wonderful brothers  Orisis  (AKA Keith) and Seth (AKA Tom).   Orisis is the King of all Egypt.  Orisis and Isis were good and kind but Seth was jealous.  

Sooooooo jealous!!  Finally he planned to kill Orisis and become the King himself.  Read on for details…

The Story of Osiris, Isis, Set, Nephthys and Horus

This R-rated story was fundamental to Egyptian mythology, symbolism and their lifestyle. It lays out the landscape of various ultra-important things to Egyptians, such as who rules the afterlife.

Who is Who

Osiris – Osiris, ruler of Egypt and descendant of the origin Gods, is god of agriculture, fertility, and the underworld. His role in the underworld is not a devil. He manages souls crossing the underworld to the next life. It Osiris who decides if a soul is worthy of crossing into the afterlife. Osiris is married to Isis.

Seth or Set – God of violence and chaos. Set is brother to Osiris – and a rival.

Isis – Goddess of magic, motherhood and healing. Wife of Osiris.

Horus – God of the sky, kingship, healing, protection. Son of Osiris and Isis.

Nephthys or Nephti– Goddess of mourning, protector of mummies, protection, the dead, and, oddly, beer. Sister of Isis. Wife of Set.

Ma’at – Goddess of balance, harmony, order, law, morality, truth, and seasonal and cosmic rhythms. Ma’at was also a set of 42 principles by which Egyptians lived their lives.

This story is said to be dated to at least 2,400 BCE. It was recounted by the Greeks and the Romans. I will say this! To come up with this kind of stuff, they must have had time on their hands. And lots of ancient Egyptian beer. So, here goes...

Set is jealous of Osiris, the highest god. He wants to get rid of him and take his throne. So, he hatches a plan. He has a party, invites many of his friends and relatives. He builds a lockable box in the exact dimensions of Osiris. Once the party turns lively, he brings out the box and challenges everyone to see if they can fit inside. Everyone tries and nobody fits, but the last to try is Osiris, and he fits exactly – so tightly that the only way he can fit is by crossing his arms. Once inside, Set locks the box! With Osiris inside, Set manages to throw the box into the Nile, and it drifts away. Osiris drowns. And ever since, Egyptians had themselves put into sarcophaguses with their arms crossed, because this was the right way to the underworld. Set takes the throne.

With Set “in charge,” the morality, balance and peace of Maat is upended. Chaos ensues. Civil unrest erupts. The Nile floods at the wrong times. Celestial movements are off kilter. The once predictable seasons are off. Egyptians steal from and lie to each other.

Osiris is terribly grieved and recruits sister Nephthys in a search to find the body of Osiris. Legend has it that they turned into falcons, scanned everywhere, and found it (in parts) many miles upriver. They mummified him and set about various incantations to bring him back to life.   The found all his parts except one - his penis.  Set had thrown his penis into the Nile where lots of fish had eaten it.  Many Egyptians do to eat fish - for that reason.  STILL!!!  So Isis makes a penis. Orisis does come back to life and Isis has sex with the resurrected Osiris, becoming pregnant with Horus. Osiris, however, isn’t interested in the living world anymore, and decides to become ruler of the underworld.

Pregnant Isis knows her progeny would be a threat to Set. So she hides herself in a marshy area on the Nile full of papyrus. There, after months, she gives birth to Horus. The early life of Horus was full of challenges, some versions say poison by snakebites. Isis is said to travel amongst ordinary humans in search of treatments. Many of these turned into magical spells.

As an adult, Horus challenges Set for the throne. An 80-year long, often violent, contest ensues. In most conflicts Horus wins. But the “judges,” other gods, often are favored of Set. Set is tired of Horus’ harassment and turns himself into a hippo (I’m not making this up!).  But Horus is all seeing and he flies around until he finds him and another battle ensues.  During an attack, Set snatches Horus’ eye.

Well, Isis the healer once again comes to rescue and puts everything back together. With Horus restored, Set is finally defeated, Horus becomes ruler of Egypt, and all the gods and goddesses celebrate.

With Horus on the throne, Maat is restored. The moon returns to full brightness. Egyptians live peacefully. Seasons once again become dependable. The stars and constellations are once again recognizable.

Horus’ eye is seen everywhere in the inscriptions on temples and tombs.  Eye of Horus synonymous with healing, morphed into the symbol for prescription, Rx.

This story is one of those told over and over again through generations.  Replace these names with Mufassa, Scar and Simba and the story is the same - but less penis, allowing Lion King to be rated G.

So today at a time selected by Ayman to have the least amount of those pesky tourists - we visited the Temple of Horus.  Here is a great pic of Isis and her son - Horus.

Truly this place was another fabulous experience.  Although we cannot read the hieroglyphics everything in these temples and tombs are telling stories.  The entire store I just told you is found in this tomb - over and over again. The multi-level building is even built as a tribute to Horus.  The drawn creatures (god or man) face right and lead you to the spiral stairs  through the second level but the staircase down is straight.  Why?  The falcon flies up and up in great looping circles - then sail back to earth in a straight line.  Those ancient Egyptians thought of everything!!

Now I have gone over my photos from this temple until I can look no at them.  I KNOW I took a picture of Iris and the mummy Orisis - but I can’t find it.  Hello Internet.

Whenever you see Orisis his legs are wrapped and he is standing on a block - just a little higher than the common man.

The other thing that was amazing is that in the courtyard each of the pillars were different but identical to the pillar across from it.  It is hard to see - so you will just have to trust me.

After we got back to the boat - following a fabulous lunch some of us boarded our tug boat and took a little cruise around the boat.  

Mark took pics of us and we took pics of Mark and Ayman.  My favorite is this…

Following this little adventure we docked in a private area and had a wonderful meal and lots of fun.  There exists a video with me dancing somewhere - but the one I’m posting I’m taking.

Enjoy.  Life on this boat on the Nile is SWEET!!!

Stay tuned

Salam

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A Moon Goddess Cruises the Magical Nile Joseph Weinreb

All reality manifests itself from this unfathomable space.

From her flows the creative cosmic energy we called Shakti.

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Rating: 4/5

Book Blurb:

THE TIKTOK SENSATION FROM THE UK HAS COME TO NORTH AMERICA!   PRE-ORDER NOW to get a limited edition with sprayed edges—available only on the first printing! This special first edition hardcover will include a gorgeous, shimmering jacket with effects, beautifully illustrated endpapers and sprayed edges.   “Magical, murderous, romantic romp through a fantasy world as colorful as it is captivating.” Thea Guanzon, New York Times bestselling author of THE HURRICANE WARS

A mind-blowing murder mystery on a ship full of magical passengers. If Agatha Christie wrote fantasy, this would be it!

For a thousand years, Concordia has maintained peace between its provinces. To mark this incredible feat, the emperor’s ship embarks upon a twelve-day voyage to the sacred Goddess’s Mountain. Aboard are the twelve heirs of the provinces of Concordia, each graced with a unique and secret magical ability known as a Blessing.

All except one: Ganymedes Piscero—class clown, slacker and all-around disappointment.

When a beloved heir is murdered, everyone is a suspect. Stuck at sea and surrounded by powerful people and without a Blessing to protect him, Ganymedes’s odds of survival are slim.

But as the bodies pile higher, Ganymedes must become the hero he was not born to be. Can he unmask the killer and their secret Blessing before this bloody crusade reaches the shores of Concordia?

Or will the empire as he knows it fall?

Review:

And Then There Were None meets a queer fantasy murder cruise with a splash of romance! In a world where heirs of provinces are gifted with powers known as "blessings" the heirs must embark on a twelve day voyage to the sacred Goddess's Mountains to maintain peace. Yet this year's heirs are different... one of the heirs does not have any ability. Ganymedes Piscero "Dee" to his friends, is the least liked heir and the disappointment amongst them, and he lied to the emperor about his powers. Yet things only get worse for Dee as the moment they get on the ship they were excited to meet their beloved, Ravi, heir to the Crow province only to be given the cold shoulder and to find that he is engaged to someone else. Dee is crushed... and then the heirs begin to be murdered one by one. Dee is determined to solve the mystery and save the heir to the Grasshopper province, a young girl. Dee finds himself being helped by the unlikely Wyatt, the sickly heir to the Bear province... yet is torn between his love for Ravi as well. Can Dee figure out who is the murderer before he is next... and when the truth comes out an he handle the repercussions of it? This was definitely an interesting ride that had a wild ending that just went from 0-100. The story had a slow build and the middle part definitely felt a bit dragged on but the ending picked up. Dee was an interesting character and the romance in this one was a bit twisted but I enjoyed it. It definitely had a "Death on the Nile" vibe (I adore Agatha Christie) and this was an enjoyable read in the end. It wraps up everything perfectly fine and overall, if you like fantasy murder mysteries then I'd absolutely recommend it!

Release Date: August 20,2024

Publication/Blog: Ash and Books (ash-and-books.tumblr.com)

*Thanks Netgalley and Harlequin Trade Publishing | MIRA for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*

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Dam-Nation

Our last day at Aswan had us waking at a more reasonable hour than the day before. It was a good thing too as I’d embarrassed myself the night before when I was called up to dance when our cruise ship hosted a Nubian performance. And if you’re asking for proof, you won’t get it. I know not to reveal my true face on the internet! 

Popo, by now, was terribly tired. I, on the other hand, was still full of vim and vigour. So, while she stayed aboard the Jaz Celebrity, I disembarked with a few other members of the tour group.

Our first stop was the High Dam. It should be noted that the High Dam was the second attempt to utilise the mighty Nile waters to bring benefits to the Egyptian people. Constructed in the years between 1960-1970, it saw Lake Nasser flood, threatening 40 temples in the area, including Abu Simbel. With the help of UNESCO, the Egyptian government was able to save the most important temples although some were taken overseas to other European countries. Only a few remained in Egypt including our next destination: Philae Temple.

The flooding of Lake Nasser also saw the relocation of the Nubians to their current location further north of the Nile and near Aswan, changing their lifestyles from living off the land through farming to becoming fishermen and relying on tourism for their livelihood. Which, as per my previous post, meant entertaining strangers in t heir houses and sharing the space with pet crocodiles!

Of course, constructing the dam also had its benefits. The first dam built atop the Nile in Aswan had been at the behest of the English and the French. When Egypt threw off the yoke of their previous ‘benefactors’ in the Suez Crisis, they sought the assistance of the World Bank and the USSR to help build a new power plant near the High Dam. This enabled Egypt to transform its economy and provide it with independence from other countries.

Our second stop for the morning was a visit to Philae Temple, which was dedicated to the Goddess Isis. It also featured the most recent use of hieroglyphs with dating devices putting in the tiny wall scribble at about 350AD. It might not have been a very good engraving but it still showed that the language of the Ancient Egyptians was still being used when the country was under Roman Rule.

Philae Temple, it should be noted, seems to have mostly been constructed during the Greek occupation of the country. The Grecian-style to the columns was very distinctive to my well-trained eye, although not all had been completed. Another indication that it was built during the Greek era of Egypt’s history was the presence of a ‘birthing’ house, which was meant to illustrate how the Ancient Greek leaders were transformed into Egyptians in order to make their rule of the country more palatable to the common folk.

And although I wasn’t able to take a long look at it, I did note that on the map layout of the Temple, there was even a small dedication to the very first Roman emperor, and the focus of one of my Ancient History projects: Augustus.

Once we had finished touring the temple in the allotted time we were given, it was back on the motor boat and the coach as we headed back to the cruise ship to collect our luggage and head to El Dokku, a Nubian restaurant, for lunch. The novelty here was that the restaurant was on a small island that was only reachable by boat!

After lunch, we headed to the airport with only moments to spare in order to check in and board. Upon landing once more in Cairo, we visited the Khan El-Khalili bazaar where, instead of wandering the stalls and being the target of wily thieves, I simply sat at a local cafe and enjoyed a mango smoothie. Later, people would claim that the mango smoothie was the source of the diarrhoea that struck down quite a few of the tour group but let it be known that I was unaffected.

Then it was back on the coach for a very late dinner at a restaurant near the pyramids. By the time we reached our hotel, St Regis Almasa, it was 11PM.

But it was better this than another hurried visit to the Papyrus and Essential Oils store - something that held zero appeal to me and felt like an attempt to shove in some sponsored shopping (something I very much detested in my cheap Chinese Europe trip back in 2009 with my mother).

And so ended our stay in Egypt. We might not have ticked off everything on our travel itinerary but we got to see most of it. 

Turkey (or Turkiye), here we come!

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Egypt Honeymoon packages

Egypt Honeymoon packages offer a blend of historical exploration and romantic experiences. Couples can enjoy private tours of ancient sites like the Pyramids of Giza, while also indulging in luxury Nile River cruises. Additionally, relaxing in beachfront resorts along the Red Sea provides a perfect balance of adventure and relaxation.

 Honeymoon Vacations To Cairo & Alexandria  , Egypt. Egypt is a magical destination for honeymooners, with its ancient history, vibrant culture, and captivating scenery. From exploring the pyramids and cruising the Nile River, to shopping and exploring the local markets, honeymooners can have an unforgettable experience in Egypt.

Enjoy a romantic getaway to the magical cities of Cairo and Hurghada.   Honeymoon Package In Cairo and Hurghada Experience Egypt's rich history and stunning natural scenery. Relax in luxury hotels and unwind in beautiful resorts.

 Cheap All Inclusive Honeymoon Packages in egypt These packages offer great value for money, as they typically include accommodations, meals, and activities for one set price. This allows honeymooners to enjoy their trip without worrying about unexpected costs or budgeting for every meal and excursion. Additionally, all-inclusive packages often provide access to exclusive amenities and experiences, enhancing the overall romantic getaway.

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§ Honeymoon Vacations To Cairo and Nile CruiseIf you Dreamed About A Dazzling Honeymoon vacation, scout our Honeymoon Vacations To Cairo and Nile Cruise, Discover the Archaeological, Historical, and Natural Beauties of Egypt, Delve Into the Rich Mix of Cosmopolitan Cairo, and spend A Romantic Time with Your Nile Cruise Honeymoon. The Nile Cruise Trip Combines The History with the Pleasant atmosphere which Makes it an unforgettable Trip. Sail on board Luxor to Aswan Cruises we can Tailor your Romantic Escape Perfectly To you Both. Find your perfect luxury honeymoon package with Jana Tours. Our experienced team will take care of every detail of your special holiday. Plus, you’ll enjoy the stunning scenery of the Nile Valley and the fascinating ancient sites along the way. Book your cruise today and make your dream honeymoon come true!

§   Day 1: Arrive in Cairo.

§   Upon arrival at Cairo airport, you will find a Jana Tours representative waiting for you with a sign with your name then you will be transferred to the hotel for check-in and overnight. You can try (optional tours) such as a dinner cruise in Cairo or a sound and light show.

§   Day 2: Cairo Tours

§   Pick up from the hotel by our guide and start a full-day tour to visit the most famous Giza Pyramids, then visit the Panoramic view, the great Sphinx, and the Valley temple then transfer to the Egyptian Museum to see the famous collection of King Tutankhamun and the other collections then transfer back to the hotel and overnight.

§   Day 3: Aswan Tours

§   Pick up from the hotel by our representative and transfer to Cairo airport to take the domestic flight to Aswan, arrive in Aswan and meet our guide then start a full day tour to visit the Famous Philae temple of the goddess Isis after that transfer to visit Aswan High Dam. The High Dam is still the greatest achievement in the modern history of Egypt. after that transfer to the cruise ship for the embarkation, Lunch and dinner on board and overnight.

§   Day 4: Komombo temple

§   Pick up from the cruise ship early morning and transfer to Abu Simbel (Optional )to visit the great temple of King Ramses II and the small temple of his beloved queen Nefertari after that drive back to Aswan, arrive Aswan then transfer to the cruise ship, after lunch start sailing toward Kom Ombo, reach Kom Ombo and visit the temple shared between 2 Gods Horus and Haroris after that back to the cruise ship and sail toward Edfu, reach Edfu and overnight in Edfu.

§   Day 5: Edfu Temple

§   Pick up early morning from the cruise ship to visit the Edfu temple of God Horus the most preserved temple in Egypt after that transfer back to the cruise ship, sail again toward Esna, and cross Esna Lock after that reach Luxor at the evening time visit the famous Luxor temple then transfer back to the cruise ship and overnight in Luxor.

§   Day 6: west Bank Luxor

§   Pick up from the cruise ship and transfer to the West Side of Luxor, arrive there to enjoy the Hot Air Balloon, draft peacefully and enjoy the unforgettable scenes from the top, must have professional Cameras for good photos by our guide then start a full day tour to visit the West bank, Valley of the Kings “we will Enter 3 royal tombs” then visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut temple at Dier El Bahari and the colossi of Memnon then transfer to the cruise ship for lunch, then pick up again at the evening time to visit the famous Karnak temples the largest temples in the world after that transfer to Luxor airport to take the domestic flight back to Cairo, arrive Cairo then transfer to the hotel for check-in and overnight.

§   Day 7: Cairo Tours

§   Pick up from the hotel by our guide and start a full-day tour to visit Old Cairo “Islamic and Coptic Cairo” the Hanging church, Amr Ibn El Aas Mosque, and Ben Ezra Synagogue then transfer to visit Cairo Citadel which is a great monument to medieval warfare, and Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque then transfer to visit the famous Khal El Khalili Bazaar spend free time thereafter that transfer back to the hotel and overnight.

§   Day 8: The Final Honeymoon Vacations to Cairo and Nile Cruise

§   Pick up from the hotel by our representative and transfer to Cairo airport to help you with the final airport formalities to take the flight back home.

§   The mentioned tour itinerary includes the following:

§ §   Private English-speaking Egyptologist tour guide.

§ §   Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.

§ §   Transport with a private A/C van to all the mentioned sites.

§ §   The service of meet and assist at the airports.

§ §   4 Nights hotel accommodation in Cairo at  Hotel with B/B Bases.

§ §   3 Nights accommodation on a 5 star deluxe cruise ship Aswan/ Luxor on a full board bases.

§ §   Domestic flight tickets from Cairo/Aswan – Luxor/Cairo.

§ §   Lunch meal during the day tour.

§ §   Service charge and tax.

§   The tour itinerary not include the following

§ §   Visa Entry to Egypt.

§ §   Optional tours

§ §   Any other items not mentioned

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§  §   Tipping Kitty.

§     For More Info

§    Website: https://jana.tours/

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St. George Nile Cruise

St. George Nile Cruise The Sonesta St. George I offers luxurious accommodations that provide the ultimate in comfort, elegance and design. With 47 Deluxe Cabins, 9 Presidential Suites and one Royal Suite, St. George I features the highest quality furnishings and most upscale amenities. Day 01 – Aswan Arrive in Aswan & transfer to your Nile Cruise For embarkation. Tour to visit the world-famous High Dam, an engineering miracle, it was built in 1960 & it provides electricity and irrigation for the whole of Egypt. Then enjoy a short boat trip to Agilika Island to visit Philae Temple dedicated to the Goddess Isis and it includes various shrines and sanctuaries. Transfer back to your Nile Cruise Overnight on Cruise Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Easter: A Celebration of Joy and a Chance to Travel

Easter is one of the most significant holidays celebrated worldwide. Known for its profound religious meaning and cultural traditions, it symbolizes renewal and the arrival of spring. For many, it’s a time for family gatherings, festive meals, and exciting travel opportunities.

If you’re considering a unique destination for your Easter vacation this year, Egypt stands out as a perfect choice with its rich history and vibrant culture. In this article, we’ll explore the origins of Easter, its traditions, and why Egypt should be on your travel list during this special season.

1. What is Easter?

Easter is a Christian holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It marks the end of Holy Week, following Good Friday, which remembers the crucifixion.

The Origins of Easter

The name "Easter" is believed to have derived from "Eostre," an Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring.

Early Christians adopted this season to celebrate Jesus’s resurrection, blending it with existing springtime traditions.

2. How is Easter Celebrated Worldwide?

Easter traditions differ from country to country but often include:

1. Religious Services

Churches hold special services and processions to celebrate the resurrection.

In Egypt, Coptic Christians host midnight masses, accompanied by prayers and hymns.

2. Family Gatherings and Feasts

Easter meals often feature festive dishes like lamb, eggs, and pastries.

3. Egg Decorations and Hunts

Decorating eggs and organizing egg hunts symbolize renewal and new beginnings.

4. Travel and Exploration

Easter is also a popular time for vacations, with families exploring new and exciting destinations.

3. Why Choose Egypt for Easter Travel?

Egypt offers a unique mix of history, culture, and adventure, making it an ideal destination for Easter vacations.

Top Reasons to Visit Egypt During Easter

Comfortable spring weather, perfect for sightseeing.

A chance to explore ancient wonders like the Pyramids of Giza and the Nile River.

Tailored travel packages like Egypt Easter Tours that suit all types of travelers.

4. Popular Easter Holiday Packages in Egypt

Egypt has curated travel options for every preference. Here are some of the best packages:

1. Easter Holiday in Egypt: 6-Day

Perfect for a quick getaway, this package covers Cairo’s iconic landmarks like the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum.

2. 7-Day Easter Holiday Package

Combines historical exploration in Cairo with relaxation on the beautiful beaches of Sharm El Sheikh.

3. Nile and Cairo during Easter: 8 Days

An immersive experience that includes a luxurious Nile cruise and visits to Luxor and Aswan, as well as the highlights of Cairo.

5. Unique Easter Traditions in Egypt

Egypt’s Easter celebrations are a blend of Christian and local traditions.

Coptic Easter

Coptic Christians in Egypt observe Easter with special prayers, hymns, and midnight services. Easter Sunday is celebrated with joyful gatherings and feasts.

Sham El-Nessim

The day after Easter, Egyptians celebrate Sham El-Nessim, a tradition dating back to Pharaonic times. Families enjoy picnics in parks and savor traditional dishes like feseekh (salted fish).

6. Planning Your Easter Trip to Egypt

Best Time to Visit

Easter falls during spring, a perfect season to visit Egypt. The weather is pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 20-30°C (68-86°F).

Travel Essentials

Pack light clothing suitable for warm days and cooler evenings.

Don’t forget sunscreen, sunglasses, and comfortable walking shoes.

Bring a camera to capture the timeless beauty of Egypt’s landmarks.

7. What Makes Easter in Egypt Special?

Easter in Egypt offers a unique combination of spiritual reflection and cultural exploration. Imagine walking among the ancient Pyramids, cruising the Nile River, or relaxing on the Red Sea coast—all while celebrating the joyous holiday of Easter.

Take advantage of packages like Egypt Easter Tours to make the most of your vacation.

8. Tips for a Memorable Easter Trip

Book your tour early to secure your preferred dates.

For a short yet meaningful trip, choose the Easter Holiday in Egypt: 6-Day package.

If you love both history and beach relaxation, the 7-Day Easter Holiday Package is a great option.

For an in-depth exploration of Egypt’s history, the Nile and Cairo during Easter: 8 Days tour is a must.

9. Conclusion

Easter is a time for joy, renewal, and togetherness. Combining the holiday with a trip to Egypt allows you to experience the best of both worlds: a meaningful celebration and an unforgettable adventure.

With tailored travel packages like Egypt Easter Tours, your Easter vacation can become a journey of discovery and joy. Explore the timeless wonders of Egypt this Easter and create memories that will last a lifetime!

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Experience the Best of Egypt: A Luxury 9-Day Tour

Egypt, the cradle of civilization, is a land rich in history, culture, and magnificent monuments. A luxury tour through Egypt offers an unforgettable experience of exploring ancient wonders while enjoying world-class comforts. If you have ever dreamed of visiting the Great Pyramids, sailing along the Nile River in a five-star cruiser, and immersing yourself in the opulence of Egypt’s most iconic sites, then a 9-day Egypt luxury tour is the perfect way to bring your dream to life.

Day 1: Arrival in Cairo – The Land of Pharaohs Awaits

Upon your arrival at Cairo International Airport, your luxury journey begins. You’ll be whisked away in a private transfer to your 5-star hotel in the heart of Cairo. Enjoy a welcome dinner at the hotel, complete with traditional Egyptian cuisine, as you prepare for the adventures that await. Your guide will give you a brief overview of the upcoming days, ensuring you're ready for the extraordinary experiences ahead.

 

Day 2: Cairo – Unveiling the Ancient Pyramids

No visit to Egypt is complete without witnessing the incredible Great Pyramids of Giza. On your second day, you will explore the famous pyramid complex, including the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre, and the Pyramid of Menkaure. A private guided tour will give you a detailed understanding of the mysteries behind these ancient wonders. Following this, you’ll visit the Sphinx, one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. Afterward, enjoy a gourmet lunch at a nearby luxury restaurant with panoramic views of the pyramids.

Day 3: Cairo – The Egyptian Museum and Old Cairo Tour

Start the day with a visit to the Egyptian Museum, home to one of the most significant collections of ancient artifacts, including King Tutankhamun’s treasures. Explore the galleries in comfort, with your private guide sharing fascinating details. Afterward, head to the historic district of Old Cairo, where you can visit the Citadel of Saladin and the stunning Mosque of Muhammad Ali. You’ll also explore the Coptic Museum and the famous Hanging Church.

Day 4: Travel to Luxor – The City of Temples

On day four, you will fly from Cairo to Luxor, known as the "world’s greatest open-air museum." Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your luxurious Nile River cruise ship, where you’ll stay in style for the next few days. After checking in and settling into your spacious cabin, enjoy a relaxing afternoon with a panoramic view of the Nile. In the evening, indulge in a lavish dinner aboard the cruise, with traditional Egyptian dishes served alongside international gourmet offerings.

Day 5: Luxor – Karnak and Luxor Temples

Your first day in Luxor will be dedicated to exploring two of the most important temple complexes in Egypt: Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple. Karnak is a sprawling site, home to vast pylons, majestic statues, and intricately decorated halls. Afterward, continue to the Luxor Temple, a majestic monument located in the heart of the city. A guided tour will immerse you in the history of these awe-inspiring structures. Return to your luxury cruise for a relaxing evening, complete with onboard entertainment.

Day 6: Luxor – Valley of the Kings and Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple

Today, visit the Valley of the Kings, where the tombs of Egypt’s pharaohs, including the tomb of Tutankhamun, are nestled in the cliffs of the Theban Mountains. You will explore the intricately decorated tombs and learn about the burial rituals of the ancient Egyptians. Afterward, visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, one of the most beautiful monuments in Egypt, known for its stunning architecture and dramatic setting. Enjoy a gourmet lunch on the cruise as you continue your exploration of Egypt’s treasures.

Day 7: Aswan – Philae Temple and High Dam

On day seven, you'll journey to Aswan, another important archaeological site on the Nile. Begin your tour with a visit to the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, set on an island in the Nile. The beauty and serenity of this location are unmatched, offering a peaceful escape into Egypt’s ancient spirituality. Then, explore the Aswan High Dam, an engineering marvel that provides power to much of Egypt. Afterward, unwind at your luxury hotel in Aswan, with stunning views of the Nile River.

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Discover the Wonders of an Alexandria Egypt Tour

NoAlexandria Egypt Tour is complete without visiting the iconic Bibliotheca Alexandrina. This contemporary library pays homage to the legendary Great Library of Alexandria, which was a beacon of knowledge in the ancient world. Its innovative design and extensive collection of books and artifacts make it a must-visit.

Another highlight is the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa. These ancient tombs reflect a fascinating fusion of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultural elements. As you descend into the catacombs, the intricate carvings and burial chambers transport you to a time when Alexandria was a melting pot of civilizations.

For those interested in maritime history, the Alexandria National Museum offers a treasure trove of artifacts discovered from underwater excavations. These remnants of the city’s illustrious past shed light on its role as a pivotal hub in the ancient world.

Journey South to the Mysteries of Aswan

While Alexandria enthralls with its coastal elegance, a trip to Egypt isn’t complete without experiencing the beauty and serenity of Aswan. Nestled along the Nile River, Aswan is renowned for its tranquil vibe, ancient temples, and Nubian culture. It’s easy to book Aswan tours, which provide an opportunity to delve deeper into Egypt’s historical richness.

A tour of Aswan often includes the Philae Temple, a magnificent structure dedicated to the goddess Isis. This temple, located on Agilkia Island, is an architectural masterpiece that has been carefully preserved. Another highlight is the Unfinished Obelisk, which gives insight into the ancient art of stone carving.

The Seamless Connection Between Alexandria and Aswan

Traveling from Alexandria to Aswan offers a unique perspective on Egypt’s diverse landscapes. While Alexandria boasts Mediterranean charm, Aswan presents the allure of desert beauty and lush riverbanks. The contrast between these two destinations encapsulates the essence of Egypt’s remarkable diversity.

For a truly enriching experience, combine your Alexandria Egypt Tour with a Nile cruise to Aswan. Such a journey allows you to witness ancient monuments like the temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu while enjoying the serene flow of the Nile.

Relish the Culinary Delights of Alexandria and Aswan

Both Alexandria and Aswan offer a feast for the senses when it comes to food. Alexandria, with its coastal location, is famous for its fresh seafood dishes. Enjoy delicacies like grilled fish, calamari, and shrimp prepared with aromatic Mediterranean spices.

In contrast, Aswan introduces visitors to the rich flavors of Nubian cuisine. Dishes like tagines, ful medames, and freshly baked bread highlight the region’s culinary heritage. Sampling the local fare in both cities is a delightful way to connect with their cultures.

Tips for an Unforgettable Experience

When planning your Alexandria Egypt Tour, ensure you allocate enough time to explore its diverse attractions. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, as many sites require a fair bit of walking. Similarly, when you book Aswan tours, choose packages that include guided visits to ensure you gain deeper insights into the historical significance of the sites.

Photography enthusiasts should pack a good camera to capture the scenic beauty of both Alexandria’s Mediterranean charm and Aswan’s golden sunsets over the Nile. These destinations offer countless picture-perfect moments that you’ll cherish forever.

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Ancient Wonders of Aswan

Aswan, often referred to as the "golden city," is a captivating destination in Upper Egypt, just south of Luxor. This enchanting city offers a blend of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture.

A visit to Aswan is incomplete without exploring its iconic historical monuments, which attract travellers from around the globe. One of the most memorable experiences is embarking on a Nile cruise, providing a serene and intimate view of the region's natural beauty and historical significance.

Let's delve deeper into some of Aswan's remarkable ancient wonders...

Philae Island

Philae Island, a serene oasis in the heart of the Nile, is a must-visit destination for any traveller exploring Aswan. Philae is renowned for its breathtaking temple complex and provides insights into ancient Egypt's rich history and mythology.

Originally built to honour the goddess Isis, the temple's intricate carvings and towering structures demonstrate the ancient Egyptians' architectural prowess. Visitors can wander through the temple's halls, marvel at the preserved hieroglyphs, and learn about the fascinating stories of the pharaohs and their deities.

A visit to Philae Island is a historical journey and a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by beautiful foliage and the gentle flow of the Nile, it's the perfect place to relax and soak up the tranquillity of this ancient land.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The Unfinished Obelisk, a colossal stone pillar, stands as a testament to the ancient Egyptians' ambition and engineering prowess. Located in the Aswan quarries, this massive edifice was designed to be the largest obelisk ever erected, but its construction was abruptly halted.

Originating during Queen Hatshepsut's rule, a powerful pharaoh of the New Kingdom, the obelisk remains unfinished, offering a unique glimpse into the ancient Egyptians' quarrying and sculpting techniques. Its sheer size and the visible marks of the stonecutters provide a connection to the craftsmen who labored to create this monumental masterpiece.

Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of ancient artifacts, the Unfinished Obelisk is a must-see attraction in Aswan.

The Aswan High Dam

The Aswan High Dam, located on the Nile River in southern Egypt, is an impressive feat of engineering. Constructed during the 1950s under the leadership of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the dam serves an important role in managing the flow of the Nile and mitigating the impact of seasonal flooding. Additionally, the Aswan High Dam is a key source of hydroelectric power, contributing significantly to Egypt’s electricity supply. This landmark is not only vital for Egypt’s infrastructure but also offers visitors a glimpse into the country’s modern achievements.

 It is one of the most awaited places on my travel list, applying for an online visa for Egypt made visiting this historic country a cakewalk. I could still explore iconic sites in Egypt, including the Pyramids of Giza and the Nile River, via this streamlined process. After a speedy approval, I am now geared up to learn about culture, history and the beauty that Egypt has to offer.

The Abu Simbel Temples

The Two Temples of Abu Simbel are a unique archaeological site situated on the west shore of Lake Nasser, about 290 km southwest of Aswan. A portion of the Nubian Monuments UNESCO World Heritage Site, these temples are carved into massive rock formations. The larger temple is dedicated to King Ramses II, showcasing his great victories, including the famous Battle of Kadesh. The smaller temple honors his wife, Queen Nefertari. 

History enthusiasts flock to Abu Simbel to explore the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. The best time to visit is during the Sun Festival, held on February 22nd and October 22nd, marking Ramses II’s ascension to the throne and his birthday, respectively. This awe-inspiring site is a must-visit destination in Egypt for 2024.

The Elephantine Island

Elephantine Island is a historical and charming place. In ancient times, this island — which sits in the middle of the Nile — was an important trading post. Visitors can wander among its ancient ruins, including the Temple of Khnum, the god of creation, and an intriguing Nilometer used to measure the river’s water levels. We will explore the ancient Jewish temple & small artifacts that depict the multicultural heritage of the island where Egyptian, Nubian & Jewish influences are mixed.

With its verdant scenery and tranquil atmosphere, the island is an ideal place to unwind and explore. Winding along its trails, visitors can take in stunning views of the Nile and discover its rich history. In addition, Elephantine Island is a beautiful place to appreciate a true Nubian village, where travelers can experience Nubian hospitality, art, and food. Exploring this magical isle immerses, but also calms.

The Nubian Museum

The Nubian Museum- where Nubian heritage comes alive For its good share in the world of culture, you can't miss visiting the Nubian Museum if you are into Nubian culture. This award-winning museum boasts a stunning collection of artifacts narrating to visitors Nubia’s ancient history and its role in Egyptian civilization. There are pottery, jewelry, sculptures and textiles that showcase the ingenuity and creativity of the Nubian civilization. The museum provides detailed insights into the history of Nubia, its kings, and the Nubians’ interactions with ancient Egypt.

The Nubian Museum offers more than just artifacts; it provides a chance to experience something of Nubian culture. It was here in this beautiful place that I had my first experience of a truly meaningful rest — a retreat, personally curated. Outdoor exhibits, including a replica Nubian house and sculptures, relish views of Aswan. The museum also features educational programs and guided tours, adding depth to the visit and establishing the museum as a cultural and historical jewel in Aswan.

And the Egypt trip package just started. Every moment was a memory, and visiting the pyramid and cruising the Nile is something you will never forget. With carefully сurated itineraries that covered all the iconic sites from Luxor to Aswan to Cairo, the seductiveness of culture, rest, and all the excitement that one imagines when they think of traveling in this iconic destination. The unforgettable journey, guided and well accommodated, far surpassed every expectation, and I will always cherish these memories of an incredible place.

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14 Days Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Nile Cruise Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Egypt with the 14 Days Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Nile Cruise Adventure, a meticulously designed itinerary by ETB Tours Egypt. This comprehensive exploration offers a blend of ancient history, scenic beauty, and cultural immersion, making it the ideal choice for those seeking the best of Egypt tours.

Discover the Wonders of Cairo

Begin your Egypt vacation packages in the bustling capital of Cairo. Explore the iconic Pyramids of Giza, marvel at the enigmatic Sphinx, and delve into history at the Egyptian Museum. Enjoy a guided Cairo day tours, uncovering Islamic and Coptic landmarks that reflect Egypt’s rich heritage. Whether you're fascinated by ancient monuments or modern urban culture, Cairo sets the stage for an exceptional Egypt pyramid tour packages.

Unveiling Luxor’s Ancient Splendor

The journey continues in Luxor, often referred to as the world’s greatest open-air museum. Visit the Valley of the Kings, Luxor Temple, and the breathtaking Karnak Temple complex. Take advantage of tailored Luxor day tours to witness the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. The city offers a magical atmosphere, perfect for history enthusiasts and families seeking enriching Egypt family tours.

Sailing Through History: Nile Cruise Holidays

Embark on a luxurious Nile cruise Luxor Aswan, an essential highlight of the 14 Days Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Nile Cruise Adventure. Drift along the legendary Nile River, stopping to visit Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples. Experience the timeless charm of Nile cruises, a must for travelers looking for all-inclusive Egypt vacations. Whether it’s your first cruise or an addition to your collection of Nile cruise holidays, this voyage promises unforgettable memories.

Aswan’s Tranquility and Charm

In Aswan, the pace slows down, offering a serene yet captivating experience. Tour the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, and marvel at the engineering brilliance of the Aswan High Dam. Explore Nubian villages or take a felucca ride around Elephantine Island during exclusive Aswan day tours. For those seeking a blend of history and relaxation, Aswan is a treasure trove.

Additional Excursions and Adventures

This journey doesn’t end with the riverbanks. Opt for optional Egypt safari tours for an adventurous desert experience, or extend your trip to the shores of the Red Sea with customizable Red Sea tour packages. The itinerary can also include stops at Alexandria with enriching Alexandria day tours, ensuring your Egypt travel packages offer a diverse range of experiences.

Tailored Tours with ETB Tours Egypt

Whether you’re exploring the country solo, with family, or as part of a group, ETB Tours Egypt provides expertly curated Egypt private tours and Egypt women tours, ensuring comfort and safety for every traveler. Their Egypt classic tours combine timeless landmarks with modern conveniences, making them ideal for all kinds of adventurers.

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For the first time massive discovery in the archaeological area of El Bahasa

The archeologists have found gold tongues and mummies' nails in Ptolemaic-era tombs. The Egyptian land is rich in Gold and treasures, so Egypt tours are one of the most attractive worldwide. It allows you to discover the pharaonic treasures through Egypt travel packages to various destinations.

Various amulets for Isis, Horus, and Gehuti have been found in this discovery. The Egyptian gods have a huge part of the Egyptian civilization carved on the walls of the museums and temples which you can discover during Egypt Classic Tours with Cairo Top Tours. Texts and ritual scenes of goddesses appear for the first time in the Bahnsa region, The ritual scenes exist in other cities like Luxor and Aswan which you can visit by choosing Egypt Easter tour to learn more about the great civilization.

The joint Egyptian-Spanish archaeological mission between the University of Barcelona and the Ancient Near East Institute uncovered a number of tombs dating back to the Ptolemaic era, you can discover the monuments of various eras during The best Easter trips in Egypt . The tombs were decorated with inscriptions and colorful writings, with a group of mummies, skeletons, coffins, and unique archaeological artifacts, during archaeological excavations in the Bahnsa archaeological area in Minya governorate. Minya city is also one of the nearest cities to Luxor and Aswan which have one of the most joyful trips of MS Mayfair Nile Cruise During Easter in the Nile River. One of the most famous cruises is Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise During Easter which enables you to discover the two banks of the river’s treasures.

The archeologists point to how significant is that discovery as human remains with 13 tongues and human nails were found for the first time in the Bahnsa archaeological area. You can tailor your trip to be one of the first visitors to the enchanting treasure during 6 Days Cairo Luxor Aswan During Easter by adding this great destination to your tour.

In addition to several texts and scenes of ancient Egyptian character, some of which appear for the first time in the Bahnsa area, which represents a great addition to the history of the region and sheds light on the religious practices prevailing in the Ptolemaic era. The professor at the Faculty of Antiquities at Cairo University and director of the excavations explained that in one of the discovered tombs, a heart scarab was found in its place inside the mummy. Furthermore, the treasure of the great king Tutankhamun exists in the Egyptian Museum one of the 3 Days Cairo Short Break During Easter sites. in addition to 29 amulets of a grandfather's pillar, scarabs for some idols such as Horus, Jahuti and Isis, and amulets combining the three idols together. You can watch the temples that are dedicated to Isis and the Egyptian gods and goddesses during 5-Day Cairo and Luxor Easter Package and learn more about their secrets.

Dr Esther Ponce Mellado, head of the mission from the Spanish side, explained that during the excavations, the mission found a rectangular stone burial shaft leading to a Ptolemaic tomb with a main hall leading to three chambers with dozens of mummies stacked side by side, indicating that these chambers were all used as a mass grave. Egypt gives you a new adventure during 9-Day Easter Holidays in Egypt to discover various cities and have a lot of entertainment.

Next to this well, another burial well was found, leading to three chambers, the walls of one of which were decorated with colorful drawings and inscriptions depicting the owner of the tomb, Wen Nefer, and his family members in front of the idols Anubis, Osiris, Atum, Horus, and Gehti. Join 7 Days Egypt Tour During Easter to back with the age to watch the great monuments of the pharaonic miracles. The ceiling is also decorated with a drawing of the goddess Nut, the goddess of the sky, in white on a blue background surrounded by stars and sacred boats

The presence of a very thin layer of high-gloss gold on the face of the mummy being mummified by the goddess Anubis, as well as on the face of the goddesses Osiris, Isis and Naphtis in front and behind the deceased, indicating that these scenes and texts represent the owner of the tomb and his family members in the presence of various goddesses that appear for the first time in the Bahnsa region. In Cairo and White Desert Easter Tour, you can see one of the last recent discoveries in the area for a large number of golden mummies and masks.

During the last excavation season, the mission uncovered a number of tombs dating back to the Sawi, Greek and Roman periods, as well as the Roman basilica church and the Osirion temple. The mission will continue its work at the site to uncover more secrets of this unique archaeological area, said Dr Maite Mascourt, the head of the mission.

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The Egyptian government announces new discoveries at the Temple of Taposiris Magna in the West Alexandria area.

Many rare artifacts have been discovered that reveal more secrets about the history of this region during the Ptolemaic era. The Egyptian-Dominican archaeological mission, headed by Dr. Kathleen Martinez and in collaboration with the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña, discovered foundation deposits under the southern wall of the outer wall of the Temple of Taposiris Magna, west of Alexandria, containing a variety of archaeological finds and funerary and ritual monuments and antiques that reveal more secrets about this region during the Ptolemaic era.

Dr. Mohamed Ismail Khaled, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, said that the most important artifacts discovered are a small white marble statue of a beautiful lady wearing a magnificent golden royal crown and another limestone and ancient statue of a king wearing a headdress. Dr. Kathleen Martinez believes that the statue of the lady discovered belongs to Queen Cleopatra VII, but other archaeologists believe that the facial features of this statue are completely different from those of Queen Cleopatra VII, so it is likely to belong to one of the princesses. The mission also found 337 coins, many of which bear the image of Queen Cleopatra VII, a collection of ritual pottery, oil lamps, limestone food and cosmetic containers, bronze statues, a scarab-shaped amulet with one of the most famous pharaonic phrases: “The justice of Ra has shone,” and a bronze ring belonged to the goddess Hathor. You can see all these rare artifacts during Egypt Tours offered by Cairo Top Tours.

The mission also found the remains of the impressive Greek temple dating back to the 4th century BC. This temple is located near a deep tunnel system extending from Lake Mariout to the Mediterranean Sea, in addition to a large cemetery with 20 crypts, as well as a cemetery under the ancient Taposiris Magna lighthouse with three rooms, inside one of which nine white marble busts and many artifacts were found. You can visit these newly discovered sites during the Egypt Shore Excursions, which will provide you with an endless number of exciting adventures in the land of the Pharaohs.

If you are visiting Egypt for the first time, you should check out Excursions from Sokhna Port to visit many of the amazing archaeological sites. Do not hesitate to book one of the distinguished and special Port Said Shore excursions to visit the most prominent landmarks of Cairo, Giza, and Alexandria. If you want to visit the Giza Pyramids and the amazing Egyptian Museum, you will not find a better choice than the Cairo Day Tour from Port Said, which will take you on a new adventure to learn more about the history of the ancient Pharaohs. You can learn more about the history of Egypt and the beginning of building the pyramids with the Giza Pyramids and Sakkara Trip from Port Said to see the first step pyramid built in the world.

You can spend two wonderful days that you will never forget throughout your life with the 2-Day Tour from Port Said to Cairo and Alexandria to explore the most important tourist attractions in these two charming cities. If you want to spend more time in this charming country, you can book an overnight trip to Cairo from Port Said, which will enable you to enjoy your time with the Cairo Top Tours team of professional tour guides.

You should not miss the opportunity to enjoy an exciting river cruise with Amazing Pyramids and Nile Cruise Lunch from Port Said, where you can explore more about the history of one of the oldest and most famous rivers in the world. If you want to try some new recreational activities, the day tour to the Giza Pyramids with camel riding will be the perfect tour for you. You can visit one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, the Grand Egyptian Museum, during the Grand Egyptian Museum and Pyramids Tours, which is visited by tourists from different countries.

You can visit one of the most important historical castles in Egypt, which is the Citadel of Saladin Al-Ayyubi, during the Islamic Cairo Tour from Port Said and drop off at Alexandria, which will also enable you to visit the famous Mosque of Muhammad Ali.

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New Tabosiris Magna temple discovery west of Alexandria.

Foundation deposits and archaeological discoveries tell more about the secrets of the region's past throughout the Ptolemaic era at Alexandria . book your tour now to Egypt through EGYPT TOURS to see the beauty of Alexandria.

The Egyptian-Dominican archaeological expedition, led by Dr. Kathleen Martinez and in collaboration with the National University "Pedro Henriquez Orena" (the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henriquez Ureña), discovered foundation deposits under the southern wall of the outer wall of the temple of Alexandria. you can visit Alexandria from 6 Days Cairo, Alexandria & Luxor Luxury package to see the magnificent city. book our 4 Days Egypt Tour from Alexandria with best prices.

The excavations revealed a variety of archaeological finds, funerary and ritual objects that reveal more about the secrets of this area during the late Ptolemy period. make it a unique trip by booking Egypt luxury tours to feel different vibes. Alexandria is one of the best cities in Egypt that you should visit during 6 Days Cairo. Ismalia, Alexandria, and El Alamein Luxury trip to enjoy the sunset view behind the sea.

Dr. Mohammed Ismail Khalid, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, pointed out that among the outstanding pieces that have been uncovered is a small white marble statue of a lady wearing a royal crown and another limestone bust of a king wearing a headdress "Nimes," . book 8 Days Cairo, Luxor & Hurghada Luxury tour to explore more sightsees at Egypt. Dr. Kathleen Martinez believes that the statue of the discovered lady belongs to Queen Cleopatra VII, in contrast to what many archaeologists. book 5 Days Cairo, Luxor, and Hurghada Luxury Trip to see the beauty of Egypt. you can visit Alexandria by booking 7 Days Luxury trip to Egypt to see the magnificent city.

The expedition also discovered 337 coins, many of which bear the image of Queen Cleopatra VII, a set of ritual clay pots, oil lamps, limestone utensils for preserving food and cosmetics, bronze figurines, an amulet in the form of a scarab inscribed with the words. enjoy your holiday at Egypt by booking 10 Days Cairo, Alexandria, Siwa & with Nile Cruise Luxury Package to see the historical places at Egypt ."the Justice of RA has shone" and a bronze ring dedicated to the goddess Hathor, in addition to a collection of shqaf and pottery dating the temple to the late Ptolemaic era, demonstrating that the construction .make your new year unforgettable by bookingEgypt CHRISTMAS tours to enjoy it with your family.

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