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Cairo Egypt
hotels are
one of the best
in the whole
world.
Cairo is
the capitol
City of Egypt,
it is one of
the most visited
cities in the
whole world
.In
Cairo
you can find
the only surviving
wonder of the
world which
are the Great
Pyramids of
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Drifting on
Egypt’s “lifeblood”,
the river Nile
on a pleasant
felucca ride
with its distinctive
white sail in
sunny
Luxor is
an exclusive
ticket to travel
through time
to trace a great,
ancient civilization,
which had once
flourished on
opposing banks
of the river
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Standing on
the most enthralling
part of the
River Nile,
Aswan orchestrates
a serene symphony
for visitors
in search of
sheer relaxation.
Peaceful mud
brick villages,
ornamenting
a verdant strip,
watch over the
Nile’s blue
waters, calmly
flowing to.... |
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If you are a
traveler in
search for an
ultimate reviving
experience for
all your senses,
Alexandria is
the place to
be. Sipping
mint tea in
an outdoor coffee
shop, overlooking
the spectacular
sun, as it drowns
in the serene
waters of the
Mediterranean,
while carriages
stroll along
the narrow,
busy port with
a well-deserved
title “The Pearl
of the Mediterranean”. |
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Bahariya
oasis have
few hotels,
however many
small camps
can be found
there. Most
of the
hotels have
nice rooms
with private
bathrooms.
New hotels
are being
built
recently to
serve the
increasing
number of
visitors |
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Farafra oasis has 2 main hotels and some camps. Most of the visitors prefer to set their own tent instead of staying in the hotels. Due to the limited number of hotels in the oasis, it is better to reserve your room as early as possible |
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The
Dakhla Oasis
is the
breadbasket
of Egypt's
New Valley
Project. It
is a very
lush region
brimming
with
orchards and
produce. The
history of
the Oasis
covers a
span of time
from
prehistory
through the
Pharaonic
era, the
Roman
period,
passing by
the French
and British
occupations
till
reaching
nowadays.
Dakhla is
the farthest
oasis to
Cairo and is
considered
one of
Egypt's most
beautiful
oases, which
is being
rapidly
assimilated
into the
modern
world. There
are modern
hotels, and
considerable
attractions
to attract
tourists,
who are
beginning to
visit the
oasis in
number. |
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The
Kharga Oasis
representing
"green
island in
the middle
of a yellow
ocean of
sand" is the
southernmost
of Egypt's
five western
oases. It is
located in
the Libyan
Desert,
about 200 km
to the west
of the Nile
valley, and
is some 150
km long The
oasis is
connected to
the Nile
Valley by
two main
routes and
includes
numerous
ancient
tourist
sites, the
most
important
being the
Temple of
Hebes
situated 3Km
north of the
Oasis, and
was
dedicated
for the
worship of
the Triad of
Thebes, Amon,
Mut and
Khonso,
dating back
to the 26th
Dynasty, in
addition to
a chain of
fortresses
that the
Romans built
to protect
the long
caravan
route
running
north-south
between
Middle Egypt
and the
Sudan. The
Kharga Oasis
offers a
limited
number of
hotels
featuring
modern and
local
amenities |
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The Siwa
Oasis is
known to
have been
settled
since at
least the
10th
millennium
B.C.
Featuring
about 80 km
in length
and 20 km
wide, the
Siwa Oasis
is one of
Egypt's
isolated
settlements,
at a
distance of
560 km from
Cairo, with
23,000
people,
mostly
ethnic
Berbers who
speak a
distinct
language
known as
Siwi and
working in
agriculture
as the main
activity,
mostly dates
and olives
supplemented
by basketry.
The ancient
fortress of
Siwa,
remains a
prominent
feature, in
addition to
local
historic
sites of
interest
including
the remains
of the
oracle
temple; the
Gebel al
Mawta (the
Mountain of
the Dead) of
the
Roman-era
and
"Cleopatra's
Bath" a
natural
sulfur
spring. The
Siwa Oasis
includes a
combination
of basic
hotels/hostels
in shared
rooms.
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Covering almost
all the surrounding
plain from the
sea to the encircling
mountains explains
why
Hurghada
is the Red Sea’s
unrivaled tourist
destination.
"Ghardaga" as
referred to
by locals outgrew
itself from
being a small
fishing village
to a sprawling
tourist town,
offering visitors
of different
ages a matchless
diversity to
keep them coming
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El Gouna is
a unique Red
Sea Resort
offering the
largest
range of
recreational
facilities
in the
entire Red
Sea area.
Built on
over 20
islands
surrounded
by lagoons
of total
area approx.
2 million
square
meters, this
city lays
against
Egypt's
Eastern
Desert
Mountains
and enjoys
distinctive
beauty, 10
kilometers
of
beachfront ,
14 hotels in
operation,
with three
6-star
resorts
under plan,
as well as
award
winning
architecture
and
environmental
awards
including
Green Globe
Certification.
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Safaga
originally
an old
fishing port
but now a
commercial
port is
situated on
the Red Sea,
south of
Hurghada
city. It is
a famous
scuba diving
and water
sports
center, with
several
tourist
villages, a
handful of
hotels,
excellent
fish
restaurants
immaculate
beaches and
the mountain
ranges as a
back drop
giving
spectacular
sun sets. In
this sense
it was the
ideal venue
for the 1993
World
Windsurfing
Championships.
Tourist
attractions
in Safaga
include
trips to
Tobia Island
and Mons
Caludianus
in the Red
Sea
Mountains. |
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Marsa
Alam is
located on
the junction
between the
Red Sea
coast road
and the road
from Luxor
and Edfu.
Originally
it has been
a small
fishing
village but
the
construction
of the Marsa
Alam
International
Airport: the
latest
International
Airport
opened in
Egypt, has
transformed
the city
into an
exclusive
holiday
resort ideal
for fishing
activities
with sharks,
lobsters,
and turtles
among the
catches.
Divers and
snorkellers
can
experience
an
impressive
spectrum of
invertebrates,
soft corals,
sponges and
hundreds of
spectacular
fish
species.
This whole
coastline is
one huge
reef of
unique
quality with
about 20
hotels
ranging
between
deluxe and
budget
hotels
offering
great and
numerous
facilities |
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Sharm
el-Sheikh is
a city
situated on
the southern
tip of the
Sinai
Peninsula;
it is one of
the most
accessible
and
developed
tourist
resorts in
the area. It
enjoys a
strategic
location, on
a promontory
overlooking
the Straits
of Tiran at
the mouth of
Aqaba Gulf.
Visitors of
Sharm El
Sheikh will
enjoy lots
of sun and
plenty of
sea,
surrounded
by a Bedouin
life and
colorful
tents. There
are small,
intimate
hotels of
modern
designs side
by side with
deluxe
hotels of
International
chains,
offering
diverse
amenities,
casinos,
nightclubs,
health
facilities
and golf
courses
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Dahab
meaning
'gold' in
Arabic and
in Sinai it
means golden
sands and
turquoise
sea. It was
originally a
Bedouin
fishing
village but
today it is
world-renowned
for its
windsurfing,
scuba diving
and
snorkeling
opportunities,
in the many
reefs
adjacent to
the
waterfront
hotels and
the nearby
Blue Hole.
Dahab has
become a
focus of
tourism
development,
with swaying
palms, fine
sand and
wonderful
water sports
activities.
It has
excellent
hotel
accommodations
and also
less
expensive
housing in
the villages
or in the
camps which
are found in
abundance.
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At a
distance of
87 north of
Dahab lies
Nuweiba,
which is the
Pearl of the
Aqaba Gulf.
The city
lies between
deeply
silent
desert,
rugged
mountains
beaches and
crystalline
water of the
Red Sea with
million of
hues of blue
and
immaculate
marine life,
thus adding
a heavenly
atmosphere
on the city.
Underwater
activities
are the main
attraction
in Nuweiba,
as the
shallow
reefs create
interesting
locations
for
snorkeling;
and diving
sites. The
city of
Nuweiba
offers a
range of
accommodation,
a
fascinating
bazaar and a
wide
selection of
bars and
restaurants
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The City of
St.
Katherine, a
UNESCO world
Heritage
Area, is a
city
situated in
the Sinai
Peninsula in
Egypt at an
elevation of
about 1600
meters from
sea level,
at the foot
of the Sinai
Mountains.The
tourists
come to
visit St.
Katherine's
Monastery,
the oldest
monastery in
the World
built on the
site where
Prophet
Moses
received the
Ten
Commandments
in the
miracle of
the Burning
Bush, in
addition to
over 200
religious
places,
ruins of
Byzantine
monastic
settlements
and the
highest
mountains in
Egypt with
spectacular
views. |
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The Sinai
land is a
monument to
the
antiquity of
life on
Earth, long
before 8000
years, from
the
fossilized
reef animals
to the mines
of El
Maghara,
whose copper
fueled the
Bronze Age.
It is most
familiar to
many as the
"great and
terrible
wilderness"
through
which the
Israelites
wandered for
forty years.
In recent
history,
Sinai seems
to be a
magical
area, where
the
coastline
boasts
splendid
beaches with
colorful
mountains as
a backdrop
and fabulous
offshore and
extraordinary
marine life,
thus
becoming a
leisure and
diving
worldwide
destination,
where guests
enjoy
tropical
fish and
rare birds,
starry
nights and
spectacular
sunsets,
offered in a
range of
accommodation
tailored to
meet each
and every
guest's
tastes and
whims.
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Nabq is a
city
situated in
South Sinai,
which
coastal is
considered
to be the
largest on
the Gulf of
Aqaba. It
extends over
an area of
600 square
kilometers
and contains
almost 134
plants. The
area is a
unique
combination
of
landscapes,
with high
mountains,
surrounding
numerous
valleys .The
coastline of
Nabq is said
to be
fringed by
4.8 km of
mangrove
forest, the
most
northerly
and the
largest in
the Red Sea.
It includes
the Nabq
Protected
Area located
35km north
of Sharm
el-Sheikh,
which is an
outstanding
natural area
containing
varied
ecosystems
and habitat
types. The
city offers
diverse
hotel ranges
with plenty
of
facilities
and
amenities
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