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Best Things to Do in Assyut Assyut, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque landscapes, offers visitors a variety of activities to enjoy. Here are some things to do in Assyut: Explore Ancient Sites: Immerse yourself in Assyut’s ancient history by exploring archaeological sites such as the Tombs of Meir. Marvel at the intricate hieroglyphs, and well-preserved artifacts that provide insights into Egypt’s ancient civilization. Tombs of Meir: One...Read More

Exploring Assyut’s History: A Gateway to Ancient Wonders Nestled along the banks of the Nile River, Assyut stands as a timeless testament to Egypt’s rich history and vibrant culture. Often overshadowed by its more famous counterparts, as Cairo, Alexandria and Luxor. This hidden gem offers travelers a unique glimpse into the heart of Upper Egypt. Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of Assyut and...Read More

Experience the August 2, Luxor 2027 total solar eclipse In the celestial dance of the cosmos, there are moments that transcend the ordinary and transport us into the realm of the extraordinary. One such moment is poised to grace the ancient city of Luxor in 2027 – the Luxor 2027 Total Eclipse. As the moon gracefully obscures the sun, casting its shadow upon the storied land of Luxor. An unparalleled...Read More

Exploring El-Minya: Unveiling Egypt’s Hidden Gem El-Minya, a city cradled by the life-giving Nile River in Middle Egypt. Boasts a rich tapestry woven from the threads of ancient pharaohs, artistic ingenuity, and enduring religious traditions. A haven for history buffs and adventure seekers alike. Minya offers a unique perspective on Egypt’s fascinating past. Standing proudly apart from the shadow of the more renowned Giza Pyramids. From ancient wonders to modern...Read More

El-Fayoum: A Journey Through History, Nature, and Adventure Abu Uthman El-Nabulsi, who was a governor of El-Fayoum in the 13th century said about Fayoum ‘Cool are the dawns; tall are the trees, many are the fruits, and little are the rains’. While some other visitors said ‘Paradise of the desert’ and ‘the Garden of Egypt’. El-Fayoum has plus what Nabulsi said, has a great salt lake, ancient temples, pyramids, old...Read More