Egypt Travel Blog
EGYPT TRAVEL BLOG has articles about Egypt's history, present, and attractions. It also includes in-depth coverage of the country's culture.
EGYPT TRAVEL BLOG is an excellent resource for those who are planning to visit the delights of this ancient civilization or just want a peek into Egyptian life through its writings on various topics, including politics, religion, and more!
Planning a solo trip to Egypt? 7-day itinerary, safety tips, how to travel alone
comfortably, and why a private guide changes everything about solo Egypt.
The best Egypt honeymoon itinerary — pyramids at sunrise, a private dahabiya on
the Nile, Aswan sunsets, and Abu Simbel. 8 days planned for two.
Planning your first trip to Egypt? Where to start, how long to go, what to see first,
and how to avoid the mistakes most first-time visitors make.
Not sure about a Nile cruise? Here's a complete Egypt itinerary using hotels
throughout — what you gain, what you lose, and who the land-based option suits.
How long do you need in Egypt? 5, 7, 10 or 14 days — what each duration
actually covers, what each one misses, and which is right for your trip.
Should you start your Egypt trip in Cairo or Luxor? The honest answer, with the
argument for both sides and the itinerary implications of each choice.
2 days in Aswan — Day 1: Philae Temple, High Dam & the Nile. Day 2: Abu
Simbel, the greatest temple in Nubia. Full itinerary with private guided tours.
One day in Aswan — Philae Temple, the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, and a
Nubian village felucca trip. The essential Aswan itinerary.
Two days in Luxor allow you to see the famous sites without rushing, and to reach the places that don't appear in most itineraries. Day one covers the Valley of the Kings and Karnak — the monuments almost everyone knows. Day two goes further: Abydos, where Egyptian religion began, and Deir el-Medina, the village of the workers who built the Valley of the Kings. Most visitors to Luxor spend one day and leave having seen the surface. Two days show you why this city was the religious capital of an empire for 500 years.
