Wiki Egypt

Once upon a time, a powerful God named Horus wanted to avenge his father's death, Osiris, who was killed by his brother, Seth. We all heard the famous story of the god Horus; after killing his uncle, he became the ruler of the world. Where Is... [Read More]

The whole world is waiting to be Covid-19 free, so they can live their life normally again and travel. Everybody is feeling frustrated and in desperate need of change in scenery, the first thing that will help in that is traveling. Egypt is a... [Read More]

Wadi el Gerf or “El Gerf Valley'' lays on the KM 180 on Red Seashore and is about 24 Km from Za’farana. In 2011, a French excavation mission found there the most ancient Ships Port ever. They discover the docks, places to tie ropes of ships... [Read More]

Egyptian mythology had a vast complex of gods more than any civilization in the ancient world. Egypt got hundreds of gods that used to be worshiped; one of the most important ones is the Egyptian goddess Isis. Her Egyptian name is Aset or Eset, and... [Read More]

Khan El-Khalili is an open market, or as we call in Egypt “Souq,” it started as being storage for merchants in the 14th century, then it became the center of foreign trades in the late 15th century during the Mamluk era.

When it comes to Egypt, the oldest of everything is here, as many said: “Egypt came first, then history was written.” And this is vividly obvious in this unique location, Saqqara, Egypt. It’s a vast necropolis where so many Kings were... [Read More]

Deir El Bahri, the place that is famous for the temple of Queen Hatshepsut that lays at its cliff, but not a lot knows that it is part of the Theban Necropolis. It has several mortuary temples and tombs; it is located on the west bank opposite Luxor... [Read More]

In the middle of Sinai Peninsula, rises a sacred mountain, 1,586 m high (about 5,203 ft) heading to the deep sky pointing to God. It’s where God talked to Moses while people of Israel were leaving Egypt, and gave him the Ten Commandments as... [Read More]

The effect of King Ramses the Great or Ramses II, is vividly noticeable around Egypt. You can find his best masterpiece at Abu Simbel, and some of his prints at Karnak Temple, and of course, you can not miss the Ramesseum. The Ramesseum is a... [Read More]

Wadi el-Seboua, translated in English to the Valley of the Lions, it can also be pronounced as Wadi Es-Sebua. The Arabs named it after the Sphinx-lined that are located before the entrance of the Temple; it is from the New Kingdom Egyptian temples.... [Read More]