#weather today in cairo

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HIII I LOVEEE YOUR WORKS !!! can i request jotaro x reader but where by a stand attack jotaro was now part 6 jotaro with the teen reader ? How shocked and flustered would be rrader by seeing jitaro in his 40's ! Ty!!!

hiya anon! Thank you for the kind words 🥹 Sorry it took so long for me to get your request out. It was supposed to be yesterday but then some mishaps happened and it was delayed to today. But here we are! Hope you enjoy this quick lil crack(?) fic I wrote 💌

A Mild Inconvenience- 6!Taro x Reader

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You have no idea where he went nor when he disappeared.

It was strange as it happened when you think about it again; one day, you and Jotaro were out and about investigating the area for any suspicious activity, and then out of the blue a random stranger jumped out from the shadows and made a weird proclamation of sorts about taking down the Crusaders.

It wasn’t anything surprising given he was the nth enemy Stand user they faced throughout this trip and judging by the way he presented himself, he’s also boasting a fragile ego thinking he was all that.

But an enemy was still an enemy so you and your delinquent partner had no problem beating him to a pulp. It was rather easy compared to the previous opponents they faced. His Stand wasn’t anything grand at all; just a small ratty pouch filled with sparkling purple sand.

The weird aspect of the whole situation was when the guy was about to tap out after being at the receiving end of Star Platinum’s punch barrage, only then did he decide to get a fistful of sand from his tiny bag and throw it straight at Jotaro’s face.

Some of it ended up on yours and caused you to close your eyes for a brief second, covering your face as an extra barrier, and when you opened them, you furrowed your brows at the sudden lack of both Jotaro and the knocked-out Stand user.

“What-”

You waved the remaining plume of sand away from your face as you surveyed your surroundings. Don’t tell me- You double-checked the structures surrounding you, the locals walking about, and the general weather. Nope. I’m still in Cairo. The possibility of me in an alternate universe can be crossed out now.

But that didn’t answer the prevailing question of where the fuck did those two go?

“Jotaro-ssi?” You called out to him as you headed your way somewhere. You don’t know where but anywhere will do if it helped finding him. Not that it would be hard to spot a 6’5” tall teenager among the average-height people. “I don’t know if you’re trying to get back at me for teasing you but leaving me by myself isn’t exactly the best decision, asshole.”

You kept scouting the area for any signs of him, turned corners, and explored every alleyway. And still… nothing.

This went on for what felt like 45 minutes and at this point, you sweated a lot and your thighs started to cramp. With your hands on your hips, you groaned in frustration, head tilted to the sky. “Wah, who would’ve known you’d use Mr. Joestar’s family technique against me. Foul play,” you scoffed. “I get it, alright? Just show yourself already.”

Just as you were about to call it quits and assume he just went back to the inn where the others were, something caught your eye at the corner of your vision. In the midst of a parting crowd, you could spot someone standing out from the rest. Someone with a signature ripped hat and coat.

You smirked. “You and your tall ass.”

With a confident stride, you stalked past the unbothered locals and made your way to the towering figure. However, as you neared him, it was only then you noticed the stark difference in his appearance; instead of his primarily black school uniform, he was decked in a purple-dominating outfit with gold accents all over. The design of his chain was different too, changed from the simple golden hoops to one that ended with a golden hook or anchor.

But aside from his grandfather, you knew no one else as tall as the delinquent, so you pushed forward and poked the man’s shoulder. “Hello, I believe you left something valuable back there.”

“Excuse me?”

You stepped back and gaped at the subtle difference in his voice. Not like there were any major differences. It’s still deep and gravelly, but somehow his voice was… milder for lack of a better term. As if it was polished to be more refined.

And as he turned around to look at you, you gaped at the visible changes found in your supposed 17-year-old boyfriend.

Jotaro looked older… way older than he’s supposed to. His cheekbones were more prominent, his eyes a bit sunken, gray streaks of hair lined segments of his head underneath his purple hat, and his hair was trimmed short. Not only that, it seemed that underneath his new flashier coat, he seemed to be built… a bit more. Resembling that of young, about-to-be silver foxes?

You cleared your throat and hoped the warmth in your cheeks faded as instantly as you wished. “Jotaro-ssi?”

He squinted at you, equally confused. “Y/N-ssi?”

“I don’t know if it’s just the heat starting to make me see things, but you look really different… and older.”

“Likewise. You look like your vibrant, youthful self.”

You coughed, trying not to succumb to bashful flattery from the compliment said by the gruff voice of this seemingly more mature Jotaro. “Clearly- well first off, thank you for that- but I’ll have to clarify some things.”

Jotaro tilted his head in curiosity. “I have questions to ask myself. But go on.”

“This might sound stupid but how old are you?”

“40.”

You remained silent, speechless with your brows furrowed and mouth agape as you processed what he said. “F-Forty? 4… 0?”

But he dismissed your surprise and simply asked, “What year is it today?”

“1987?”

Jotaro cursed under his breath, crossing his arms. “Figured… how the hell did this happen?” He let out a deep sigh. “Good grief, I’m too tired for this. Just as I was about to finish paperwork as well.”

“Hey Jo- err mister,” you said. “Can we talk about whatever the heck is going on somewhere that’s not in the open?”

He turned back to you and with one sweeping look around his surroundings, he nodded. “Sure.”

---

It was out of nowhere when he found himself standing in the middle of a marketplace.

Not even a minute passed and with a blink of an eye, Jotaro was no longer in his office signing documents but found himself getting pushed and shoved by a passing crowd of dark to tan-skinned locals. He recognized these buildings and streets. With a cock of his head, he said to himself, “What… Why am I here?”

Just then, someone poked his back. “Hello, I believe you left something valuable back there.”

Wait. “Excuse me?”

He turned around and he grew even more confused as he saw you- or rather, a younger you- behind him, looking up at him with an expression that mirrored his.

This was odd. The last he saw you was mere hours ago as you- a 40-year-old version of you- kissed him goodbye as you headed off to the Foundation to resume work while he stayed behind to focus on tasks related to his day job as a biologist.

But then he considered a couple of things: The buildings of Cairo, the locals, a stunned you being a teenager…

It meant one thing and as he asked you that question, you confirmed it and he was appalled. Nothing happened to him in his timeline, but it wasn’t the case for his younger self.

You offered to bring him back indoors where they could continue the discussion somewhere more private, and with nothing else giving him any solutions to his dilemma, he agreed.

Hence, here they were- sitting a couple of feet apart in a room of an inn with the rest of the Crusaders out still doing their agendas for the day. You sat on the foot of the bed while he remained leaning against the wall, finger under his chin as he tried to figure out what to do.

“Knowing you, I guess you’d rather we talk about possible solutions to your current situation?”

“It won’t be necessary,” Jotaro said. “As it always was with the others, it’s a Stand attack and it caused your Jotaro to swap with me, a future version of him. And since I’m here it means that the ability is currently active. The usual solution to this is to find the user again and tamper with his Stand to bring everything back to normal.”

“We’ll simply approach the old man or the agent currently working with him now to find the latest intel on the Stand user. That way, we can track him down faster. However, since they’re currently out wherever, we’ll simply just wait for them to arrive here and then we can ask for the important details.”

You stared at him with awe. “Woah, you’re much more knowledgeable about this whole Stand business than I thought.”

He shrugged. “Years of experience do that to you.”

“I mean yeah but it’s just wild how age can change a person because look at you!” You said as you made a sweeping gesture over his body. “Not only did you age like fine wine, but you actually grew out of your ‘tough guy’ act into this sage-like adult! Look at you openly sharing a strategy that isn’t just punching.”

Jotaro might have blushed at the ‘fine wine’ comment but pretended to not notice it and said, “I’ve always thought about strategies ever since my teenage years. It’d be dumb if the only solution to everything was a heavy punch or two.”

“I did say ‘openly’, didn’t I?” You raised a brow at him. “Let’s be honest, you did often resort to a classic Star Platinum barrage when it’s offered on the table.”

He thought back to his youth and took into account how often he resorted to simple violence as a quick solution to everything. Huh. I guess you weren’t wrong. “Well… you have a point. But let’s say it’s simply me still learning how Star worked. He did just manifest the same year as the trip.”

“You also called him an evil spirit,” you said. “Poor Star when all he did was protect you.”

Jotaro rolled his eyes and he could’ve sworn a part of his soul did the same thing in him. “I didn’t know better. Besides, he’s grown to be a reliable companion over the years. That I can acknowledge.”

Then there was a moment of silence where you just stared at him without a word. He kept silent as well, staring out the window as he waited for time to pass. “Oh by the way mister,” he glanced at you. “Is that a wedding ring snug on your finger?”

Admittedly, he never expected you to bring up that specific observation but he should’ve seen it coming when he had his arms exposed and crossed for you to eventually see. “Yeah. What about it?”

With a smug look, you interlocked your fingers under your chin and said, “Who’s the lucky person Mr. Kujo?”

Jotaro stared at you and various images of an aged version of you flashed in mind; memories of you during your wedding day, to when he accompanied you as you joined the Speedwagon Foundation, down until you brought your daughter Jolyne into the world and watched her grow into a confident woman with him by your side.

He broke his gaze with a cough and feigned casual stoicism. “I can’t disclose future events.”

Being the same perceptive individual as he knew you in the future, you smirked with a knowing look. “I see. I must say, how lucky they were to bag someone so intellectual and strong. What do you do again aside from tracking Stand users of course? I’m curious.”

“Primarily, I work as one of the leading marine biologists in the institute I’m under, but I part-time as a biology professor at a university in Florida as well.”

“Ooh~” you drawled with an impressed yet bashful smile growing behind the hand covering your pink cheeks. “Such accolades. Guess that interest of yours really took off, huh?”

Jotaro curled his lip, proud of himself for once. “It appeared so.”

“Gotta take notes for when 17-year-old you return,” you snickered. “Got any kids?”

“Perhaps.”

“How many? Girl or boy?”

“A daughter.”

You cooed, holding back a squeal of wholesome adoration. “I knew it. I figured you’d be a girl dad! I can only imagine how cute she is.” Jotaro smiled again. Jolyne was his little bundle of joy indeed. “Though if I’m gonna be honest, I thought she had siblings.”

“What do you mean?”

“I mean, weren’t you going at it as passionate lovers?”

Jotaro choked on his spit, caught off guard at the sudden question. “Well we are busy adults so we didn’t get many opportunities, but in the occasional moments we do, it is indeed… passionate. You did have the stamina and vigor to ravage me when you could.”

You stared at him, stunned. “What?”

He stared back, not registering what he said. “What?”

And then silence again between two staring individuals.

“Y/N! Jotaro! We’re back!”

Both you and he snapped out of the unintentional staring contest, each of them covering their embarrassed faces behind their hands as they looked anywhere but at each other. You dumbass. Why did you say that?

“W-Well,” you started. “They’re here now. I guess we start finding the guy responsible for this?”

Jotaro reeled from his minute-long foolishness and put his default stone-faced expression back on. “The sooner the better.”

---

Just as he said, beating the enemy Stand user the second time did the trick.

To start, upon seeing one of their companions aged up significantly, the Crusaders reasonably questioned both of you about what the hell was going on and you explained half of what had happened, only for Jotaro to help you out by continuing the other half of the conversation.

And you weren’t going to lie, but learning that he was able to voice out his thoughts more openly than before was both admiring and attractive. But your apparent affinity for hot older men with kids will be tackled on another day. Probably never.

After disclosing the need to locate the pocket sand Stand user, Mr. Joestar and the agent working with him were able to track his current location and the first second it was revealed, both of you wasted no time and hurried over to the man responsible.

Luckily for both of you, you didn’t have to resort to any more violence as the user- already beaten down and recovering from his injuries- complied with whatever you wanted out of him and let him hand over his magic Stand sand.

You and old man Jotaro said your goodbyes. It was nothing too special nor was it anything emotional. You were surprised to see a future version of your boyfriend, got fascinated by his progress in life, and now not only were you about to meet up with the current Jotaro and spill the news about what he was to become, you also got to bring back the adult to his timeline.

A win-win for everyone.

Little did you know just as the sand struck him again, the plumes still managed to fly onto your face and caused your eyes to shut and your brain to fuzz out momentarily.

When you opened them again, you were met with the classic punk delinquent Jotaro that you knew and love.

He coughed and waved the remaining sand cloud hovering around you and said, “What the hell was that?”

“An inconvenience that’s what,” you said. “Oh! By the way, I have something to share with you!”

“Same. You go first.”

“Alright, so…” You started with enthusiasm, only for your words to trail off as your mind ran blank. “I… uh, I don’t remember what I was about to say actually.”

Jotaro crossed his arms. “Oh really?”

“You know I don’t joke about this,” you whined. “Well, how about you go ahead and tell me about your day then, hm?”

He didn’t say anything as he looked elsewhere, eyes deep in concentration as he was trying to search for a specific memory in his brain, and after a minute or two of nothing, you smirked at him. “Well? Where’s the story time, Jotaro-ssi?”

“Fuck, I can’t recall anything.”

You chuckled. “I thought so. Serves you right for doubting me.”

“H-Hey, can I go now?”

You and Jotaro turned to the meek ex-enemy Stand user, hands up under the heavy weight of your stares. He looked at you and cocked a brow. “Your call.”

At that, you shrugged. “Sure.” You turned to the delinquent with a content smile. He, in turn, averted his gaze away from yours with faint reddened cheeks. “I already got what I need from you.”

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🟨 SAMARIA COUNTER-TERROR OP HEATS UP - Morning events from Israel

ISRAEL REALTIME - Connecting to Israel in Realtime

▪️A HERO SOLDIER HAS FALLEN.. Amit Friedman, 19, from Or Yehuda fell in battle in Gaza.  May his family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem, and may G-d avenge his blood.

▪️JUDEA-SAMARIA - an extensive IDF divisional operation began in three areas in Samaria, Tubas, Tulkarm, Jenin. Various firefights, 11 terrorists eliminated.  Parts of Jenin and Tulkarm without power and water due to IDF activity.  

.. Enemy report: IDF forces are operating simultaneously in several locations in the West Bank - in Jenin, in the Noor al-Shams, in the Tulkarm, and in Al-Fara in the Tubas area.  IDF forces deployed by the hospitals.

.. Enemy report: a vehicle was attacked in the Jenin area, three (terrorists) were killed in the attack.

.. Foreign Minister Katz on the operation in Jenin and Tulkarm: "Iran is working to establish an eastern terrorist front against Israel in the West Bank, according to the Gaza and Lebanon model. We must deal with the threat just as we deal with the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza - including the temporary evacuation of residents.”

.. IDF D9 bulldozers plowing roads to find landmines and IEDs.

▪️YEMEN.. extreme weather, storms and heavy flooding, continue in Yemen with massive impact.  This is likely the reason why the Houthis have not attacked Israel in a while.

▪️OBSERVATION BALLOON/BLIMP.. After Hezbollah hit the "Tal Shamayim" military observation balloon/mini-blimp in the north of the country, the Ministry of Defense and the IDF are considering canceling the project, not fixing the system and closing the dedicated unit that was established for the purpose of operating it.

▪️SIREN TESTS TODAY..  10:00 in Nechusha, Bnei Darom and in Yavneh.

▪️ECONOMY - THE MINUS.. in Israel 40% of bank customers - 2.5 million people - are in overdraft, including even a third of the customers in the top deciles, and all of them pay insane interest.  (In Israel your credit card has a strict limit that must be paid off monthly, BUT your bank account is allowed to go negative - with a limit - for which you pay high interest, like you do on credit card debt it the U.S.  This is commonly referred to as “a minus”, as in a negative balance in the bank account.  Last I saw the minus interest rate was around 15%.)

⭕ Last rocket/drone alert was 7:30 PM last night.  (Usually immediately after I write and post this there is an alarm.)

🔸DEAL NEWS.. A delegation of the working ranks from Mossad and Shin Bet will leave for Doha, Qatar today after holding consultations in Israel and returning from Cairo, Egypt last night. The delegation is expected to continue the working talks with the mediators with the aim of working to reduce the gaps in the open issues of the outline of a hostage/ceasefire deal.  The delegation is expected to meet with representatives of Egypt, Qatar and the US, who continue negotiations and work with Israel and Hamas.  The source briefed on the details said that the issues are very complex.

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1902-1903 Postcards

In December 1902, Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig began his trip to India and Egypt. During his journey, he sent his daughter, Princess Elisabeth of Hesse, numerous postcards, which are preserved in the Hessian State Archives in Darmstadt.

When he departed in December 1902, Ernst Ludwig left his first “Gruss Haus Darmstadt” postcard for his beloved daughter, where he wrote in English: “Goodbye my darling. God bless you. Papa’s love is always near you, sleeping or walking."

On the outward journey, Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig sent numerous postcards to Elisabeth, e.g. “tender kisses” from Paris or a picture of his hotel in Marseille with details of his balcony.

On the postcard above, written on board the Arabia on December 16, 1902, Ernst Ludwig told his daughter: "I send you a big kiss. Till now the weather was bad & I was seasick but now it is lovely & the sun is shinning & it is warm. I saw flying fish. A big kiss from Papa.” He celebrated Christmas on board the "Arabia" and Elisabeth sent him and his entourage a Christmas card.

On January 1, 1903, Ernst Ludwig enthusiastically reported to his daughter about his impressions from Delhi: “All those many people dressed in every color of the rainbow. It was lovely. A big kiss from Papa.” The cards are mostly in black and white, but for her daughter to get a better impression, he also described the colours of everything he saw.

On the postcard above, written on January 15, 1903, he wrote: "This lovely place is all in white marble with a blue (sky ?) & lots of green parrots flying about & screaming. They are green with red beak & a red ring round their necks. Papa"

Almost every day he sent his daughter postcards with picturesque pictures and short, sweet greetings. Postcards with motifs that were exotic to Elisabeth document his journey to destinations in northern India that are still classic today, such as Benares, Agra with the Taj Mahal, Jaipur and Fatehpur Sikri.

At the end of February, Ernst Ludwig finally began his return journey - but made a stopover in Egypt. On March 5, 1903, on a postcard from the Shephard's Hotel, the most famous luxury hotel in Cairo at that time, Ernst Ludwig announced to his daughter what should not be missed on a trip to Egypt: “Today, I go for a week up the Nile.”

On March 11, 1903, he sent birthday greetings to Elisabeth on a card from Aswan. He also visited Luxor and Karnak and, of course, the pyramids of Giza at the end.

On the postcard above, written on March 22, 1903, he proudly reported to Elisabeth about his climb to the pyramids: "I klimbed (sic.) up the pyramid yesterday & got very out of breath. Today I krept (sic.) into the inside. It was very difficult because all was so very slippery. Papa."

On the postcard above, written on March 23, 1903, Ernst Ludwig sent his daughter "a big hug from Papa".

He finally returned to Darmstadt via Genoa on April 3, 1903. In the following months, Ernst Ludwig continued to send postcards with loving greetings to Elisabeth from his travels through Germany. In one of his last cards, written on August 6, 1903, he told her: “Next time you must come with me.”

source: landesarchivhessen.de Thank you Thomas Aufleger for sharing this little treasure with me!

[anakinsafterlife]

I'm in Cairo for the next few days, and although it's far hotter than Alexandria (was 39 today and will be 41 tomorrow), there's very little humidity and the weather is more tolerable by far.

I also went on this awe-inspiring boat ride on the Nile which I might write about later if I have energy/time for it.

[zcs6]

Exploring Egypt: A Traveler's Guide

Egypt is a land of ancient wonders, captivating landscapes, and vibrant culture. From the iconic pyramids to the bustling markets, Egypt offers a unique experience for every traveler. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the many facets of Egypt for travel, highlighting must-see attractions, practical tips, and recommendations to make your Egypt trip unforgettable.

Why Egypt for Travel?

Egypt is a destination that has been attracting travelers for centuries. Its allure lies not only in its ancient history but also in the diversity of experiences it offers. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient civilizations, relaxing by the Red Sea, or experiencing the lively atmosphere of Cairo, Egypt has something for everyone.

One of the main reasons to choose Egypt for travel is the sheer number of iconic historical sites. From the Great Pyramids of Giza to the temples of Luxor, Egypt is home to some of the world's most famous monuments. For history enthusiasts, a trip to Egypt is like stepping into a time machine, transporting you back to the days of pharaohs and emperors.

Moreover, Egypt's natural beauty is often overlooked. The country boasts stunning deserts, lush oases, and picturesque coastlines along the Mediterranean and Red Sea. These landscapes offer a contrast to the ancient ruins and provide opportunities for outdoor adventures such as diving, snorkeling, and desert safaris.

Best Time for Egypt Trips

When planning Egypt trips, timing is crucial to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Egypt has a desert climate, meaning it can get extremely hot during the summer months, particularly from June to August. If you want to avoid the intense heat, the best time to visit is during the cooler months from October to April. During this period, temperatures are more moderate, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

The shoulder seasons of spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are also excellent times to visit, as the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are smaller compared to the peak season.

Must-See Attractions in Egypt

No Egypt trip is complete without visiting some of the country's most iconic landmarks. Here are a few must-see attractions:

The Pyramids of Giza

The Pyramids of Giza, located just outside Cairo, are Egypt's most famous and enduring symbols. These ancient structures, including the Great Pyramid of Khufu, are among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and continue to fascinate travelers from around the globe. Visitors can explore the pyramids, walk around the Great Sphinx, and even venture inside some of the pyramids to see ancient burial chambers.

The Temples of Luxor and Karnak

Luxor, often referred to as the "world's greatest open-air museum," is home to some of Egypt's most impressive temples and monuments. The Temple of Karnak, a vast complex of temples, chapels, and obelisks, is a highlight of any visit to Luxor. The Luxor Temple, located on the banks of the Nile, is another architectural marvel worth exploring. Don't miss the stunning light and sound shows held at these temples, which bring the ancient history to life.

The Valley of the Kings

Located on the west bank of the Nile near Luxor, the Valley of the Kings is the final resting place of many pharaohs, including the famous Tutankhamun. Visitors can explore the intricately decorated tombs, some of which are adorned with vivid paintings depicting scenes from the afterlife. The discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter remains one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century.

Abu Simbel

Abu Simbel is a majestic temple complex located in southern Egypt, near the border with Sudan. The temples were built by Pharaoh Ramses II and are known for their colossal statues of the king and intricate carvings. The temples were relocated in the 1960s to save them from flooding during the construction of the Aswan High Dam. Today, visitors can marvel at the grandeur of these ancient structures and learn about the incredible engineering feat that preserved them.

The Egyptian Museum

For history buffs, the Egyptian Museum in Cairo is a must-visit destination. The museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts from ancient Egypt, including the treasures of Tutankhamun's tomb, mummies, and countless statues, jewelry, and relics. A new Grand Egyptian Museum is set to open near the Pyramids of Giza, offering an even larger and more modern space to showcase Egypt's rich history.

The Red Sea and Sinai Peninsula

While Egypt is primarily known for its ancient monuments, its coastal regions offer a completely different experience. The Red Sea coast is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, particularly divers and snorkelers. The vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life make the Red Sea one of the top diving destinations in the world. Popular resort towns such as Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada provide excellent access to these underwater wonders, as well as opportunities for relaxation on sandy beaches.

The Sinai Peninsula, with its rugged mountains and desert landscapes, is also worth exploring. Mount Sinai, where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments, is a popular pilgrimage site and offers stunning views for those who hike to the summit.

Cultural Experiences in Egypt

Beyond the historical and natural attractions, Egypt offers a wealth of cultural experiences that allow travelers to immerse themselves in the local way of life.

Cairo's Markets and Bazaars

A trip to Cairo isn't complete without visiting its bustling markets, known as souks or bazaars. The Khan El Khalili market in Islamic Cairo is one of the most famous, offering everything from handmade crafts and jewelry to spices and textiles. Strolling through the narrow alleyways, you'll encounter friendly vendors, the smell of exotic spices, and the vibrant energy of Cairo's street life.

Traditional Egyptian Cuisine

Food is an integral part of the Egyptian travel experience, and trying local dishes should be on every traveler's list. Egyptian cuisine is flavorful and diverse, with influences from Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and African culinary traditions. Some must-try dishes include koshari (a mix of rice, lentils, and pasta topped with a tomato sauce), ful medames (slow-cooked fava beans), and molokhia (a green soup made from jute leaves). Don't forget to sample the local street food, such as falafel and shawarma, for an authentic taste of Egypt.

Nile River Cruises

The Nile River has been the lifeblood of Egypt for millennia, and taking a cruise along this historic waterway is a relaxing and scenic way to explore the country. Many Nile cruises operate between Luxor and Aswan, offering travelers the chance to visit temples and monuments along the way. These cruises provide a unique perspective on Egypt's ancient history, with views of traditional villages, palm-lined banks, and the vast desert stretching beyond.

Festivals and Events

Egypt hosts a variety of festivals and cultural events throughout the year, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the country's vibrant traditions. The Abu Simbel Sun Festival, held twice a year in February and October, is one of the most unique events. During the festival, sunlight illuminates the inner sanctum of the temple at Abu Simbel, casting a beam of light on the statues of the gods. Other popular festivals include the Cairo International Film Festival and Ramadan celebrations, where the streets come alive with food, music, and lanterns.

Practical Tips for Egypt Trips

When planning your Egypt trips, it's essential to consider a few practical tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.

Visa Requirements

Most travelers will need a visa to enter Egypt. Visas can be obtained in advance from Egyptian consulates or on arrival at major airports. Some nationalities are eligible for an e-visa, which can be applied for online before traveling. Make sure to check the visa requirements for your specific nationality before you travel.

Currency and Tipping

The official currency in Egypt is the Egyptian pound (EGP). ATMs are widely available in major cities, but it's a good idea to carry some cash for smaller purchases and tips. Tipping is a common practice in Egypt, and it's customary to tip guides, drivers, and hotel staff for their services.

Health and Safety

Egypt is generally a safe destination for travelers, but it's always wise to take common-sense precautions. Drink bottled water to avoid stomach issues, and be cautious when eating street food. It's also important to stay hydrated, especially if you're visiting during the hotter months.

When it comes to health care, Egypt has a mix of public and private medical facilities. Travel insurance that covers medical expenses is recommended in case of emergencies.

Transportation

Getting around Egypt is relatively easy, with various options available depending on your budget and travel preferences. Domestic flights are a quick way to travel between cities such as Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan. Alternatively, you can use trains or buses for longer journeys. In cities, taxis and ride-hailing apps like Uber are convenient for getting around, though it's advisable to agree on a price before starting the ride in traditional taxis.

Cultural Etiquette

Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country, and it's important to respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting religious sites. Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, particularly when visiting mosques or rural areas. It's also customary to remove your shoes before entering a mosque.

Conclusion

Egypt is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking a unique and enriching experience. Whether you're exploring ancient temples, diving in the Red Sea, or enjoying the bustling markets of Cairo, Egypt promises a journey filled with unforgettable moments. By planning carefully and immersing yourself in the local culture, your Egypt trips will be filled with discovery and adventure.

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isola centra new cairo - newwws

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A Strategic Location

Isola Centra New Cairo is strategically located in the heart of New Cairo, a district that has been meticulously planned to offer a harmonious blend of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. This area is quickly becoming the new hub of Cairo, attracting investors, homeowners, and businesses alike. The development is conveniently situated near major roads and highways, providing easy access to the Cairo International Airport, downtown Cairo, and other key areas. This prime location not only enhances the value of the property but also ensures that residents can enjoy a lifestyle that is both connected and serene.

Architectural Marvel

One of the most striking features of Isola Centra New Cairo is its architectural design. The development boasts a modern and elegant aesthetic, characterized by sleek lines, contemporary finishes, and a thoughtful layout that maximizes space and natural light. The architecture reflects a blend of form and function, ensuring that each unit is not only visually appealing but also highly practical. The buildings are designed to offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape, creating a tranquil and inspiring environment for residents.

Luxurious Amenities

Isola Centra New Cairo is designed to offer a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and comfort. The development features a wide range of amenities that cater to the needs of modern living. These include:

State-of-the-Art Fitness Center: Equipped with the latest exercise machines and facilities, the fitness center at Isola Centra ensures that residents can maintain a healthy and active lifestyle without having to leave the premises. Swimming Pools: The development boasts multiple swimming pools, including a dedicated pool for children. These pools provide a perfect setting for relaxation and recreation, allowing residents to unwind and enjoy the beautiful Egyptian weather. Green Spaces: Recognizing the importance of nature in urban living, Isola Centra features extensive green spaces, landscaped gardens, and walking trails. These areas provide a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, promoting a sense of peace and well-being. Community Center: The community center serves as a hub for social activities and events, fostering a strong sense of community among residents. It includes a multi-purpose hall, lounges, and meeting rooms, providing versatile spaces for various gatherings and functions. Children’s Play Areas: Understanding the needs of families, Isola Centra includes well-designed play areas for children. These safe and engaging spaces ensure that children have ample opportunities for play and social interaction. Retail and Dining Options: The development features a range of retail outlets and dining options, ensuring that residents have easy access to everyday necessities and a variety of culinary delights. This convenience adds to the overall quality of life at Isola Centra. Sustainable Living

In today’s world, sustainability is a key consideration in real estate development. Isola Centra New Cairo is committed to promoting sustainable living through various eco-friendly initiatives. The development incorporates green building practices, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable landscaping. These efforts not only reduce the environmental footprint of the project but also provide long-term benefits to residents, such as lower utility costs and a healthier living environment.

Diverse Housing Options

Isola Centra New Cairo offers a diverse range of housing options to cater to different preferences and needs. Whether you are looking for a cozy apartment, a spacious townhouse, or a luxurious villa, you will find a home that suits your lifestyle at Isola Centra. Each unit is designed with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring high-quality finishes, modern amenities, and a comfortable living space. The variety of housing options also makes Isola Centra an attractive investment opportunity, appealing to a broad spectrum of buyers and investors.

Community and Lifestyle

Living at Isola Centra New Cairo is not just about owning a property; it’s about being part of a vibrant and dynamic community. The development fosters a strong sense of community through various initiatives and events that bring residents together. From fitness classes and social gatherings to cultural events and festivals, there is always something happening at Isola Centra. This active and engaging lifestyle ensures that residents can build meaningful connections and enjoy a fulfilling and enriched life.

Body (500 words) Investment Opportunities

Investing in Isola Centra New Cairo is a decision that promises significant returns. The development’s prime location, coupled with its luxurious amenities and high-quality construction, ensures that property values will appreciate over time. New Cairo is rapidly becoming a preferred destination for both local and international investors, and Isola Centra is at the forefront of this growth. The demand for high-end residential and commercial properties in this area is steadily increasing, making it a lucrative market for investors.

Moreover, the flexible payment plans and financing options available for Isola Centra make it accessible to a wide range of buyers. Whether you are an individual investor looking to diversify your portfolio or a family seeking a dream home, Isola Centra offers a variety of options that cater to different financial needs and goals. The development’s strong reputation and the trust associated with Al Kayan Real Estate further enhance its appeal as a secure and promising investment.

Connectivity and Accessibility

One of the key advantages of living in Isola Centra New Cairo is its excellent connectivity. The development is well-connected to major roads and transportation networks, ensuring that residents can easily commute to different parts of Cairo and beyond. The proximity to educational institutions, healthcare facilities, shopping centers, and entertainment hubs adds to the convenience and appeal of Isola Centra. This strategic connectivity not only enhances the quality of life for residents but also boosts the overall value of the property.

Future Developments

Isola Centra New Cairo is not just a standalone project; it is part of a larger vision for the future of New Cairo. The area is witnessing significant infrastructural developments, including new roads, public transportation systems, and commercial hubs. These future developments are expected to further enhance the appeal of Isola Centra, making it an even more attractive place to live and invest. The continuous growth and development of New Cairo ensure that Isola Centra will remain a prime location for years to come.

Conclusion (200 words) Isola Centra New Cairo represents the pinnacle of modern urban living. With its strategic location, luxurious amenities, and commitment to sustainability, it offers a lifestyle that is both comfortable and sophisticated. Whether you are looking for a place to call home or a valuable investment opportunity, Isola Centra New Cairo promises to meet and exceed your expectations.

The development’s emphasis on community, quality, and convenience ensures that residents can enjoy a fulfilling and enriched life. From the architectural brilliance to the extensive amenities and green spaces, every aspect of Isola Centra is designed to provide an exceptional living experience.

As New Cairo continues to grow and evolve, Isola Centra stands as a testament to the future of real estate in Egypt. It is not just a place to live; it is a thriving community where residents can connect, thrive, and create lasting memories. Invest in Isola Centra New Cairo and be part of a visionary development that is setting new standards in luxury and modern living. isola centra new cairo

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Meteorology in Egypt: A comprehensive weather report

Weather Forecast in Egypt for 15 Days

Day 1 to 5

Weather in Cairo

The meteorological forecast predicts sunny and stable weather, with temperatures ranging between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius.

Weather in Alexandria

The weather will be slightly cooler, with a possibility of light clouds appearing on the horizon.

Day 6 to 10

Temperature Rise

Most areas in Egypt will experience a slight increase in temperatures, especially during the day.

Tips to Combat the Heat

Wear light clothing and drink plenty of water.

Day 11 to 15

Weather Stabilization

The weather stabilizes again with moderate temperatures, making the days perfect for outdoor activities.

Today's and Tomorrow's Weather

Today's Weather in Cairo

Temperature and Winds

Today, the weather is sunny with a temperature reaching 28 degrees Celsius and light winds.

Tomorrow's Weather in Cairo

Weather Forecast

The temperature is expected to rise slightly to reach 30 degrees Celsius with sunny weather.

Weather in the Coming Days

Next Week's Weather

Temperatures

Temperatures will range between 25 and 35 degrees Celsius.

Tips to Handle Weather Fluctuations

Stay in the shade during peak hours and avoid direct sun exposure.

Weather at the End of the Month

Potential Climate Changes

Some areas may experience active winds with a chance of light rain showers.

Impact of Weather on Daily Life

Outdoor Activities

Best Activities According to Weather

You can plan trips and picnics on sunny and moderate days.

Travel Planning

Choosing the Best Times to Travel

It is preferable to travel during times when temperatures are moderate and stable.

Seasonal Weather Forecasts in Egypt

Summer Season

Average Temperatures

Temperatures range between 30 and 40 degrees Celsius.

Winter Season

Average Temperatures

Temperatures drop to range between 10 and 20 degrees Celsius.

Importance of Following Weather Forecasts

Daily Planning

How Do Weather Forecasts Help Us?

Weather forecasts enable us to organize our time better and take necessary precautions.

Personal Safety

Health Tips

Use sunscreen and drink water regularly to protect from the sun and heat.

Conclusion

The weather plays an important role in our daily lives, and by following weather forecasts, we can plan better and ensure our safety and peace of mind. We hope this comprehensive weather report for Egypt has been beneficial and has helped you prepare for the coming days.

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🇺🇸 TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance sued in U.S. federal court on Tuesday seeking to block a law signed by President Joe Biden that would force the divestiture of the short video app used by 170 million Americans or ban it. 🇯🇵 The yen falling back toward 155.00 per dollar, Japan's top currency diplomat Masato Kanda warned on Tuesday that Tokyo may have to take action against any disorderly, speculative-driven FX moves. 🇺🇸 The U.S. on Tuesday said it revoked some licenses that allow companies to ship goods, such as chips, to sanctioned Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies. 🇮🇱 Israel sent tanks into Rafah yesterday and seized control of the border crossing with Egypt, halting the flow of aid. Delegations from Israel and Hamas also arrived in Cairo to resume talks on a proposed deal for a cease-fire. 🇺🇦 Ukraine’s security services said yesterday that they had stopped a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other top military and political figures. Two Ukrainian colonels accused of participating in the plot have been arrested on suspicion of treason. 🇺🇸 The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both clung onto gains to ended slightly higher on Tuesday, extending recent winning streaks fueled by renewed expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year. * Dow 38,884 (+31/+0.08%) * S&P 5,187 (+6/+0.13%) * Nasdaq 16,332 (-16/-0.1%) 🇬🇺 European markets saw solid gains, hitting their highest level in over a month, as traders reacted to a flurry of earnings reports in the region. ⛽ Oil prices closed slightly lower on signs of easing supply concerns, while market participants shifted their focus to U.S. stockpiles data due later today and Wednesday. * Crude oil $78.38 (-0.10) * Brent crude $83.16 (-0.17) 👑 Gold prices fell following gains in the previous session, as traders remained focused on the prospects for interest rate cuts from the U.S. Federal Reserve. U.S. gold futures settled 0.3% lower at $2,324.2 per ounce. 🌴 FCPO July (RM3,930, +68) rose for a second session to close at a more-than-one-week high on Tuesday, tracking sustained gains in soyoil on poor weather in Brazil and Russia, while key palm producer Indonesia's adverse weather conditions also supported palm prices. Worries over soybeans shortage amid potentially crop-damaging weather in Brazil and Russia are pushing soyoil prices higher. Indonesia's meteorological agency warned of potential extreme weather events occurring in the country from May 7-13 such as tornadoes and thunderstorms, leading to floods and landslides. About 64% of Indonesia will experience dry season between May and August this year, Malaysia-based Bernama reported on Saturday, quoting Indonesia's meteorological agency. Hot weather negatively affects palm yields.

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Sleepless in Berlin, Soaked in Belfast: Welcome to The Holyland

Annika, Moritz, and I – three excited apprentices from OSZ IMT – met in Berlin at 4 a.m. on Saturday, March 2, 2024, to catch our flight to Belfast. We were fueled by caffeine and anticipation as we made our way through the airport.

After a stopover in Dublin and a bus ride, we finally arrived in Belfast.

Our first impression of Northern Ireland was breathtaking. The green hills, majestic mountains, and humid air were a welcome change from the hustle and bustle of Berlin. The city of Belfast was a mix of old and new, with historic sites and brick buildings lining the streets.

Stepping off the bus from Dublin to Belfast, a taxi was waiting for us. The driver, a friendly soul, turned into our own personal Belfast guide during the ride.

One of the first things that caught our attention was the name of our neighborhood - The Holyland. It sounded interesting, but the taxi driver revealed that this area is the brainchild of a very religious developer named Sir Robert McConnell. Back in the 1890s, after a trip to the Middle East, he decided to name the streets of this new neighborhood after places he visited - Jerusalem, Damascus, Cairo, Palestine and so on. "The Holyland" just became a natural nickname for the whole area.

So our home for the next 2 months was a student dormitory in The Holyland, Belfast's vibrant student quarter. Bustling with young energy, the area was a sensory overload in the best way possible. Pubs, restaurants, and shops lined the streets, offering a taste of Belfast's multicultural scene. We had a view of the busy streets and the noise of flowing traffic. Just in time for our move, Northern Ireland welcomed us with its typical weather: pouring rain. It was a perfect start to our adventure!

Even though it was raining, we couldn’t help but be excited about our new surroundings. The people of Belfast were incredibly friendly and welcoming. We were still looking for our accommodation when several passers-by stopped to ask if we needed help. They showed us the way and even gave us tips for the area. It was a great first impression of the city!

Later that afternoon, we decided to stretch our legs and explore Belfast! We didn't have a specific place in mind, so we just started walking.

Our first glimpse was of Ormeau Park, but we kept going for a wander instead. Spring was definitely in the air - everything was bursting with flowers, especially these cheerful wild daffodils. And who knew Belfast had palm trees? They added a lovely touch of the exotic.

Following the Ormeau Road, the same one our accommodation was on, we headed towards the city centre. This road's a mini history lesson! Built in the early 1800s, it was once called the New Ballynafeigh Road. Back then, it connected a village to Belfast, helping the city grow south. Today, Ormeau Road is a cool mix of modern shops and charming Victorian buildings.

We then came across the Jaffe Fountain. This wasn't your typical water fountain! It was grand and impressive, with a huge structure and important-looking statues at the base. It reminded me of the beautiful fountains you see in European squares, all fancy and a bit out of place in the middle of Belfast.

Here's a fun fact: the fountain was built in honor of a German businessman named Daniel Jaffe. He came to Belfast in the 1800s and played a big role in the city's linen industry. His son, Otto Jaffe, even became the first ever Jewish mayor of Belfast!

After our walk, we stumbled upon Victoria Square! This massive shopping mall was the perfect place to duck in and explore. It was also getting close to dinnertime, so we decided to treat ourselves with a delicious pizza at Pizza Express!

As the day began to wind down and the sky turned dusky, we kept walking towards the city center. That's when we spotted Belfast City Hall - all lit up and looking grand!

We even saw a fun Beer Bike cruising by with a happy crowd! It looked tempting, but after our long day exploring, we were all pretty wiped out. Time to head back and rest up for more adventures tomorrow!

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Essential Tips for Planning an Unforgettable Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo Tour

Are you dreaming of an unforgettable adventure in Egypt? Embark on a Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour and immerse yourself in the fascinating history, awe-inspiring monuments, and vibrant culture of this ancient land. To help you plan an extraordinary journey with Amozon Tours Egypt, we have compiled essential tips. Get ready to explore the wonders of Cairo, Abu Simbel, Aswan, Luxor, and Cairo again!

Research and Itinerary Planning: Start by researching the destinations you will visit during your Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour. Learn about their historical significance, iconic landmarks, and cultural highlights. With this knowledge, you can create a well-rounded itinerary that covers the must-see attractions in each location.

Book with Amozon Tours Egypt: For a seamless and enjoyable experience, trust Amozon Tours Egypt as your travel partner. They provide top-notch service, knowledgeable guides, comfortable transportation, and excellent accommodation. Inquire about tour packages and make bookings by contacting them at operation@amozontouregypt.com or calling +201090705402.

Best Time to Visit: Consider the optimal time to visit Cairo, Abu Simbel, Aswan, Luxor, and Cairo again. The weather can vary throughout the year, so choose a season that suits your preferences. Keep in mind that the peak tourist season is from October to April when the weather is mild and comfortable.

Duration of the Tour: Decide on the duration of your Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour based on your interests and available time. A well-designed tour package typically lasts around 10 to 14 days, allowing you to explore the main highlights while also having time for relaxation and immersing yourself in the local culture.

Packing Essentials: Pack appropriately for your trip, taking into account the weather conditions and activities you will engage in. Don't forget to bring comfortable walking shoes, lightweight and breathable clothing, sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, and any necessary medications. Having a small backpack for carrying essentials during excursions is also recommended.

Respectful Cultural Etiquette: Respect the local culture and customs when visiting Egypt. Dress modestly, especially when entering religious sites, and remove your shoes when required. It's polite to ask for permission before taking photographs of individuals, particularly in rural areas.

Exploring Cairo: Start your tour in Cairo, where you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the Khan El Khalili Bazaar and savor the local cuisine.

Discovering Abu Simbel: Next, venture to Abu Simbel, renowned for its remarkable temples carved into the mountainside. Marvel at the grandeur of the Great Temple of Ramses II and the Temple of Hathor, both recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Experiencing Aswan: Continue your journey to Aswan, a picturesque city situated on the banks of the Nile River. Enjoy a relaxing felucca boat ride, visit the beautiful Philae Temple, and explore the vibrant markets.

Unveiling the Treasures of Luxor: No Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour would be complete without visiting Luxor. Prepare to be amazed by the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Karnak, and the Luxor Temple. Consider an optional hot air balloon ride for a breathtaking aerial view of the ancient sites.

Conclusion: Whether you are fascinated by ancient history, inspired by monumental architecture, or simply seeking a culturally enriching journey, a Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour is the perfect choice. Book your adventure with Amozon Tours Egypt today and embark on an extraordinary vacation that will create memories to last a lifetime.

Contact Amozon Tours Egypt at operation@amozontouregypt.com or call +201090705402 to inquire about their tour packages and turn your dream Cairo Abu Simbel Aswan Luxor Cairo tour into a reality. Start planning now and get ready to immerse yourself in the wonders of Egypt's past and present.

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Christmas Sun Holidays abroad

Christmas Sun Holidays abroad

Experience our Christmas Sun Holidays abroad, which give you the chance to visit one of the most beautiful and amazing Pharaonic landmarks; as a result, these places are very valuable in Egypt and shouldn't be missed. Egypt is the home to one of the oldest civilizations on Earth, which began on the banks of the great Nile River and is home to one-third of the world's most beautiful monuments.

Discover Christmas Sun Holidays, which offers the chance for many tourists who are interested in history and civilization to record their impressions of this city over many centuries. You will have an exciting sailing trip on a luxurious Nile cruise to visit several archaeological sites and relax on the beach as the sun sets.

Along with visiting the preferred locations you like to visit and exploring the specific locations you must visit during your brief stay in Egypt, our Christmas holidays abroad also include Egypt Christmas, which will make you very excited. In order to enjoy your stay in Egypt and get the chance to gain your time in a fascinating pace, so you will have an amazing experience in a short amount of time and few days, you will find is very flexible and accommodating.

Day 1 Christmas Sun Holidays Abroad - Arrival Egypt

It is your first day in Egypt, Once your feet touch the land of Cairo airport you will feel our warm and friendly service, Our tour representative will meet you and help you to end all arrival procedures, Transfer to hotel, free night per leisure

Overnight in Cairo

Day 2 Christmas Sun Holidays Abroad - Pyramids tour and Nile cruise dinner

Enjoy your late and yummy breakfast,( If You need it earlier, no problem but tour start not before 9 am in winter to enjoy the sun more and more ) , Usually We start the half day tour in winter at 10 : 00 am so you enjoy the warm and sunny weather around Giza pyramids, your tour guide will pick up you from your hotel in Cairo, drive by modern van to Giza pyramids, Visit the most famous and attractive ancient spot in all the world, Cheops is the only one thing still in exist from the ancient 7 wonders of ancient world, Riding camels is included for 30 minutes around the pyramids ( Entry inside Cheops pyramid is included ), visit the valley temple and the mysterious Sphinx, lunch meal, visit the papyrus gallery and back to hotel, then at 6 or 6:30 our rep will return to pick up you to got o your Nile cruise boat to sail for about 2 hours on the river Nile including Dinner meal and musical and dance show ( Tanoura and Belly dance )

Day 3 Welcome in Luxor - Luxor Tours, Nile Cruise Christmas Sun Holiday

Be ready for your first day to enjoy the cruise vacation, relish your tasteful breakfast and meet our delegate to go the athe airport to fly to Luxor, Welcome in Al Uqsur governorate (Luxor ), Worldtouradvice tour delegate will meet you in Luxor airport, then,you will be escorted to your 5 stars Nile cruise ship to check in for 5 days/4 nights Nile cruise vacation

Today relish a tour to the enormous Temple of Karnak. one of Egypt’s superb ancient temple , Strolling through the massive Court into the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak temple, it’s impossible not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. At the backward of the complex you will see the holy lake where centuries ago it was used for purification. After touring Karnak temples complex, you will have more free time to reconnoiter at leisure.Stir to Luxor Temple which revealed by Mariette in the 1860 and was once connected to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long Avenue of Sphinx.  A pure Egyptian temple, the internal walls and columns are adorned with knotted hieroglyphics which your masterly guide will assist you decipher. Find out how Alexander the Great recorded himself into Luxor Temple’s history, and set your eyes on one of the original pair of obelisk, the second of which now stands on the Concorde square in Paris

Overnight in Luxor - Lunch- Dinner meals

Opt tours Sound and light show or tour to banana island

Day 4 Luxor West Bank Tours From Nile cruise

You can opt to float over luxor temples in a hot air balloon to relish views of Egypt most scenic landscapes, It is an adventure framed by pure blue skies over Luxor, Then starting your circuit in Luxor West Bank; where 64 ancient Egyptian pharaohs lie entombed in the Valley of Kings and the most famous tomb was the only intact tomb found in the valley and belonging to king Tut Ankh Amen, It was revealed by the Archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922.

If you want to enter inside King Tutankhamen and Ramses VI tombs, a supplementary cost is payable immediate during the tour. West bank’s touring also encompassing the staggering Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Egypt’s only female ruler, rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Relish free period to reconnoitre at your leisure as you stroll the massive courtyards and marvel the complicated hieroglyphic frills. you’ll also enamour the Colossi of Memnon Standing like guards along the way to the Valley of Kings, impressive memorials of Amenhotep that soar 75 feet above the desert yellow sands.You will cruise to Edfu via Esna dam. Relish your afternoon tea and snacks out on the sun deck, bask in the sun,  Tonight, enjoy a specific Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Edfu

Overnight in Edfu - Breakfast-lunch-dinner

Day 5 Edfu and Kom Ombo tours from Nile cruise

Today your masterly tour guide , Expert in Egyptology  will guide you to reconnoiter the gorgeous Temple of Horus at Edfu, the falcon-headed god, Edfu temple is the most completely preserved Pharaonic temple (albeit Greek-built).  According to the Ancient Egyptian legends , Edfu temple  was the site where the falcon-headed god Horus revenged the homicide of his father Osiris by killing Set.Relish an absorbing lunch while sailing to Kom ombo which is devoted to the crocodile god Sobek and you can still see the mummies of an ancient mummified crocodile, which was venerated here thousands of years ago. Kom Ombo temple was erected on the honor of two gods the crocodile-headed Sobek, god of fertility  and innovator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Then, quit for the picturesque sailing to Aswan and overnight in Aswan.

Day 6 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise

Relish a leisurely breakfast, Starting you tour by visiting Aswan high dam, an engineering miracle when it was erected by president Nasser in the 1960s, Aswan Dam ( Al Sad Al aali ) is an embankment dam existing across the river the Nile in Aswan, Egypt. it was erected to dominate the water flowing of the Nile river, it creats a huge lago behind it ( Nasser lake ), The High Dam was constructed since 1960, and only after few years of building it, it has had a worthy effect on the economy and culture of Egypt, Relish  the splendid landscape along the river, peek have a glimpse of the world-famed Aswan high Dam, 10 minutes free time for walking on the bank, take the best photos of Aswan dam, the guide will tell you more about the background of the history of the river Nile and Aswan dam.

Stir to the awe-inspiring antique granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the talent of Egypt’s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third towering than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Now ride a motorized vessel to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This heavenly complex was consecrated to the Goddess Isis and reflects a melting of three great civilizations — Egyptian, Greek and Roman.

Thereafter, Relish the peace and quietness of the felucca Nile sailing ride in Aswan. Enjoy the sunset and high tea and snacks in the same place where Agatha Christie wrote her famed mystery fiction, Death on the Nile, and taste the flavour of the Imperial age when famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill stayed in Nile cruises tours.

Overnight in Aswan

Breakfast, Lunch, dinner

Optional tour to witness Sound and light show in Philae or Abu Simbel tour from Aswan

Day 7 Check out, End of Nile cruise Blue Shadow holiday

Early breakfast  followed check out , transfer to Aswan high dam to check in your second cruise sailing on lake Nasser from Aswan to Abu Simbel,  Relish One of The Most Relaxing holidays in Upper Egypt ( Nubian lake cruises) , transfer to Eugenie Lake cruise, check in the Eugenie cruise which is a Good Experience and an Opportunity to Discover Another Side in Egypt, Lunch will be served on board. Start the Eugenie cruise tours, Lake Nasser Cruise and Stay is The preferable Way to enjoy realize seeing charming Temples, visit Kalabsha temple, Beit El Wali, & the kiosk of Kertassi. Enjoy your afternoon tea  served in the lounge Dinner & overnight on board in Aswan Harbour.

Day 8 : (Wadi El Seboua - Amada) -Ms Eugenie Cruise Boat Tours - Lake Nasser

Start your Day by sailing on lake Nasser to Wadi El Seboua and cocktail while passing the Tropic of Cancer, Enjoy your lunch served on board the Eugenie cruise, The boat purvey a tempting selection of luscious buffet style dishes, Launch your Tour to visit  Wadi El Seboua temple, the temple of Dakka and temple of Meharakka. Proceed sailing to Amada. Dinner and overnight aboard.

Day 9 : (Kasr Ibrim - Abu Simbel) Nasser lake Tours -Sailng To Abu Simbel

Relish a luscious breakfast, Resume your tour with your masterly guide ( Expert in Egyptology ) to visit to the temples of Amada and Derr as well as the tomb of Penout. Eugenie boat proceed sailing to Kasr Ibrim ( Ibrahim palace). Tour to visit Kasr Ibrim fortress. Sailing from Kasr Ibrim to Abu Simbel. Enjoy your lunch meal,The boat purvey a tempting selection of luscious buffet style dishes, proceed sailing to Abu Simbel, Enjoy the calming, romantic atmosphere and incredible views of a water front stay on board lake Nasser boat  will wash away your daily stresses, Arrival Abu Simbel, Tour to visit the Abu Simbel temples, dedicated to Ramesses II king and his wife Nefertari. Attend the Sound & Light show at Abu Simbel temples (non-compulsory, ticket not included). Candlelight dinner on board and overnight.

Day 10:  (Abu Simbel) Cairo Sharm

Enjoy a tasty breakfast on board, Disembarkation, after having your breakfast, World tour advice rep will escort you to Abu Simbel airport to fly to Cairo airport, then fly to Sharm El Sheikh, arrival Sharm, free time for leisure

Overnight in Sharm

Day 11 Ras Muhammed tour Snorkeling and boat trips in Sharm

Enjoy early breakfast followed by meeting World Tour Advice representative, you will be escorted to the port, check in your boat, sailing in Red sea to Ras Muhammed, enjoy 2 stops at 2 different station to see and explore the best of the underwater world, lunch included, and soft drinks, back to hotel at 16:00  Pm

Overnight in Sharm

Day 12 Free day - Opt tour to Saint Catherine

Free day for sea activities or opt tours to Saint Catherine, Mount Moses or the coored Canyon or other sea and Sharm El Sheikh activities

Overnight in Sharm

Day 13 Petra Day tour - Visit Jordan from Sharm

Early wake up, pick up from your hotel, tour to scout the lost city, the rose city of Jordan ( Al Batra ) or Petra city, ferry boat from Egypt to Aqaba, then bus from the Jordanian port Aqaba to Petra, guided tour, free time for walking and discovering the raea, back to Aqaba port , ferry boat to Egyt, then transfer to Sharm hotel

Overnight in Sharm

Note : We can make your turs in Jordan more than 1 day Contact our operator for more details or t tailor made your Christmas holiday

Day 14 Free day for leisure

Enjoy free day for leisure and Red Sea activities

Overnight in Sharm

Day 15 Final departure

Enjoy your luscious breakfast in hotel, meet our tour delegate, Say good bye to Egypt and you will be escorted to Sharm airport to Fly to Cairo then to your home or to fly directly home

Good Bye

Tours Includes

Meet and assist service , pick up and drop off service from Cairo, Luxor, Aswan Abu Simbel and Sharm El Sheikh airport

All airports ,cruise tours transfers by modern AC coach with expert drivers

Accommodation 4 nights on board 5 stars Nile Cruise includes breakfast, lunch, dinner

Accommodation 3 nights on board 5 stars luxury Lake Nasser cruise

Accommodation 2 nights in Cairo in 5 stars hotel

Accommodation 5 nights in Sharm El Sheikh Soft All inclusive

Cairo day tour as per itinerary

Cairo tours transfers and tour guide and entrance fees

Flight ticket from Cairo to Luxor 

Flight ticket from Abu Simbel to Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh

Ras Muhammed tour in Sharm El Sheikh

Petra day tour from Sharm El Sheikh

All the Nile cruise and lake Nasser cruise tours as mentioned in worldtouradvice itinerary 

Professional English speaking guide ( Expert in Egyptology ) on board both Nile Cruise and lake Nasser cruise

Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites in World tour advice itinerary cruise vacation

All Service Charges and taxes of our cruise vacation

Tours Excludes

International flight tickets

Optional tours

Tipping, Recommended but not obligatory

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Red Sea Real Estate in Soma Bay 2023

Red Sea Real Estate in Soma Bay 2023

Hurghada City The city was founded in the early 20th century, and since the 1980s has been continually enlarged by Egyptian and foreign investors to become the leading seashore resort on the Red Sea. Holiday villages and hotels provide aquatic sport facilities for sailboarders, yachtsmen, scuba divers and snorkelers. Hurghada city is one of Egypt's most popular travelers destinations and it's quite easy to know why. Especially since there aren't too many other spots which provide the opportunity to experience the magic of the sea and the desert all at once. Investing in Hurghada grow quickly because Real Estate In Hurghada Egypt 2023 is a different from other city’s in Egypt Because many visitors from other countries like to buying properties in Hurghada Egypt for fun and sun !! also cheap real Estate In Hurghada Egypt encourage peoples from other countiris to find Luxury apartments for sale in Hurghada Egypt 2023 and all of the best real estate in Hurghada Egypt 2023 . Hurghada stretches for about 36 kilometres (22 miles) along the seashore, and it does not reach far into the surrounding desert. The resort is a destination for Egyptian tourists from Cairo, the Delta and Upper Egypt, as well as package holiday tourists from Europe, notably Italians, Russians, Czechs and Germans. Until a few years ago it was a small fishing village. Today Hurghada counts 248,000 inhabitants and is divided into three parts: Downtown (El Dahar) is the old part; Sakalla is the city center, and El Memsha (Village road) is the modern part. Sakkala is the relatively modest hotel quarter. Dahar is where the town's largest bazaar, the post office and the long-distance bus station are situated. The city is served by the Hurghada International Airport with scheduled passenger traffic to and from Cairo and direct connections with several cities in Europe. The airport has undergone massive renovations to accommodate rising traffic. Hurghada is known for its water sports activities, nightlife and warm weather. Daily temperature hovers round 30 degrees Celsius most of the year. Numerous Europeans spend their Christmas and New Year holidays in Hurghada, primarily Germans and Italians. Hurghada has become an international center for aquatic sports like windsurfing, kiting, sailing, deep-sea fishing, swimming, and above all snorkeling and diving. The offshore reefs are considered some of the finest in the world. The warm waters here are ideal for many varieties of fish and coral, which may also be observed from a glass bottom boat. The city provides a gateway to diving sites throughout the Red Sea, owing to its central location. In addition, Hurghada is known for providing access to many uninhabited offshore reefs and islands. 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The benefit of buying specifically for investment purposes is the removal of emotion from your purchase while property is used purely as an investment vehicle. Investment property in Egypt offers many possibilities in the form of re-assignable off-plan contract options to sell at a substantial profit prior to completion, or "buy-to-let" situations to generate reliable rental income and eventually substantial capital appreciation. Prices on real estate: The prices are currently skyrocketing here, but still, they are far more attractive, when compared to other hot spots around Europe. Market prices have gone up +30 per cent every year throughout the past couple of years, which is good, if you make an investment now. So, to narrow it down, Hurghada represents a number of factors that make it very attractive for investors. Reasons why many find Hurghada property to their liking include: Red Sea reputation: This area is known worldwide as one of the best on the planet for diving. This ensures a steady tourist trade. Cost of living: The cost of living in Hurghada is very low. This makes the region not only attractive to holiday makers, but also expatriates and retirees wanting to soak up the sun. Affordable purchase prospects: Since the market is still in its beginning stages, property prices here are quite affordable. The growth potential, however, is quite high and most experts do not expect prices to remain low for long. Regional attractions: Egypt is a dream location for many. With its ancient sites and wondrous history, visitors to Hurghada find themselves with no shortage of things to do. Accessibility: With its own international airport and flights from the UK and Scandinavia taking only a few hours, this is a very attractive location. Freehold property: Unlike the leasehold market in Sharm El Sheikh, property in Hurghada is freehold. Centre of the Red Sea Riviera: The Red Sea Coast has been designated by the Egyptian government as a growth and investment zone, and Hurghada is a shining example of the growing tourism industry along the Red Sea. Currently the fastest growing tourist destination in Egypt The Fastest Growing Tourist Destination: The most sought after destinations for property in Egypt are the resorts of the Red Sea, or what is now called the Red Sea Riviera. What surprises many visitors to these shores is what a tropical paradise the Red Sea is, rivalling many areas in the Caribbean with its beautiful golden beaches, palm trees, mangroves and turquoise coasts fringed with barrier reefs. Future benefits: Excellent rental yields can be achieved. Meanwhile, the investors can still enjoy benefits of owning a beautiful holiday home (and using it whilst the property is unoccupied) and watch its value increase at a steady pace. 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Red Sea Holidays

The Red Sea is a popular destination for holidaymakers looking for sun, sea, and sand. It is a stunning location, with crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, and a rich cultural heritage. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder that Red Sea holidays are becoming increasingly popular.

One of the most appealing aspects of a Red Sea holiday is the weather. With year-round sunshine, you can escape the dreary weather of home and bask in the warmth of the sun. This makes it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the winter blues or enjoy a summer break.

There is a wide range of activities to enjoy on a Red Sea holiday. For those who love the water, there is snorkeling, scuba diving, and swimming to be enjoyed in the warm, clear waters. You can also take a boat trip to explore the stunning coastline or even go on a dolphin-watching excursion.

If you're interested in history, the Red Sea has plenty to offer. The ancient city of Petra, for example, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is just a short drive from the coast. The city is carved into the rock and is a fascinating glimpse into the past.

For those who want to relax and unwind, there are plenty of luxurious resorts to choose from. These offer all the amenities you could need, from swimming pools and spas to restaurants and bars. You can enjoy a massage or a cocktail while soaking up the sun, or take a stroll along one of the many beautiful beaches.

Some Tours about Red Sea Holidays

- Hurghada Holidays

- Hurghada and Luxor Holidays

- Hurghada and Cairo Holidays

- Sharm El Sheikh Holidays

Overall, a Red Sea holiday is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable break. With stunning scenery, great weather, and plenty of activities to enjoy, it's easy to see why it's becoming such a popular destination. So why not book your own Red Sea holiday today and experience it for yourself?

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The Palace of the Prince Mohammad Ali

Today i wanna speak about my tour to The Prince Muhammad Ali Palace is one of the most fascinating history museums of its kind in Egypt. The palace can be found in the Manial neighborhood south of Cairo, Egypt. The palace and estate has been beautifully preserved over the years, preserving its original glamor and splendor. it was built by Prince Muhammad Ali Tawfiq (1875-1955), the uncle of King Farouk (the last king of Egypt), between 1899 and 1929. Prince Muhammad Ali Tawfiq was born on November 9, 1875 in Cairo, and he is the second son of Khedive Tawfiq. the grandson of Khedive Ismail, And the brother of Khedive Abbas Helmy II.

if you want a tour in Cairo or any place else you should explore Egypt Day Tours in only one day and there is also a wonderful packages from all kind of groups in Egypt Travel Packages. I found also i great opportunity to visit Egypt Shore Excursions and see all the charming cities there with a pick up from the nearest port from me. there are great places to visit in Egypt Classic Tours where you will see the historical places and a Nile cruise too and for the small or grand groups you should pick Egypt Group Tour Packages. the last day in the year should be unforgettable and you should plan to finish your year with a new thing to discover here you have Egypt Christmas and New Year Tours or you can try the remarkable view of the Nile in the night or morning with Egypt Nile Cruise Tours . the fun doesn't stop in anyone even the handicaps so they made Egypt Wheel Chairs Tours Packages and relief the adventure and the fun in you in the country of history. the money is never a problem from now on and you can reserve any of Egypt Cheap Budget Tours with an affordable cost and best quality you can get. For those who need a fantasy nights and a class one restaurant and a luxury hotels and rooms to stay in definitely you should scroll Egypt Luxury Tours Packages, Egypt is a multiplaces country which has the most beautiful city in the world so there is Egypt Easter Tours i explore all of it. because of the cold weather nowadays so you should enjoy some sun in Egypt Desert Safari Tours and try sandboarding or a quad bike riding. if you are new couples and want to experience a new thing fit with your new life together you should pick Egypt Honeymoon Tours Packages and enjoy the weather and the photos in Egypt. however all this fun if you have a tight time to spend in Egypt and need a quick trip in the islamic and historic places in Cairo Day Tours you should discover it in 8 hours of discovering places in old Cairo but if you don't have 8 hours there are Cairo Half Day Tours where you will see the same places in only 4 hours. and if you are landing in Cairo as a transit and want to take the best advantage from you time here go and explore Cairo Day Tours from Airport. but if you are up to see the city of the great pyramids of Giza and have a ride on the camel you should open Cheap Giza Pyramids Budget Tours. we can't forget the charming view of the water in Sharm el Sheikh Day Tours. and they have also remarkable tours in Marsa Alam Day tours to enjoy the sun and the view on the beach. and sure i can't forget Luxor Day Tours and Aswan Day Tours. and i can't miss the Top tours in Alexandria shore excursion. we will come to the Alexandria port and take you in a matchless tour with Cairo Day Tour from Alexandria port to explore most of Cairo beautiful attractions. or try a Day Trip to Giza Pyramids, Quad Bike and a Camel Ride from Alexandria to try most enjoyable activities right there. they have anther program to Giza Pyramids too which is Day-Tour from Alexandria to Pyramids, Museum, Citadel, Coptic Cairo, Khan El-Kalili, and Camel Ride where you will see the museums of coptic Cairo and have good photos there or buy anything from Khan el khalili. there is also a well arranged tour to Egyptian Museum of Civilization and Quad bike from Alexanderia where you will visit the new museum and now more about Egypt history in all centuries. there is tour from alex to pyramids old cairo cruise you will explore old Cairo, the pyramids of Giza and have a cruise on the Nile too. you can add a new place to them with Giza Pyramids and Sakkara Tour from Alexandria Port you will visit the Great pyramids of Giza and In Saqqara, you will be taken to visit one of the tombs of the Nobles in ancient Egypt, and you will go inside the pyramid of Teti which has a very beautiful burial chamber. and sure you can't miss the beauty of Islamic Cairo and The Egyptian Museum from Alexandria Port. there is also Giza Pyramids Tour and Nile Cruise Lunch where you will spend the day surrounded by the old history and enjoy the lunch meal on a Nile Cruise.

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White Desert National Park, Egypt

Snow, in the desert? Not quite. Today we're in Egypt's White Desert, which gets its name from the abundance of chalk, limestone and quartz rock formations in the area that give the sand its special hue. Tourists visit this place in large numbers to see these naturally occurring structures, honed over thousands of years into unique shapes through a process known as differential weathering. Located about five hours to the southwest of Cairo, White Desert National Park is a lot more than just deteriorating rocks – it's also a protected refuge for several endangered animal species.