Wiki Egypt

A city lays in the south of Egypt, with the Nile passing through, dividing the city into two halves, east, and west. Each bank has its magic and attraction. It was once the capital during the 18th Dynasty, and now it’s an open museum which is... [Read More]

Food is a vital aspect of any country's culture; exploring the cuisine of a country is as important as exploring the country itself and its history. One of the most major Egyptians' pleasures is eating; we love food! As they say, people eat to live,... [Read More]

The Mummy‘s known as a famous Hollywood movie, which has wide popularity around the world, taking you into the Underworld of mummies, as they come back to life and chase the main character and his company. These mummy movies are categorized as... [Read More]

While wandering at the Giza Plateau, a huge statue couldn't be missed, of a creature with a lion body and a human head laying there heading toward the east. The Sphinx, merging the Pharaoh with the lion, was a symbol to serve the cult of Dead King... [Read More]

As an only nine years old kid, he was taking charge of all Egypt. He became a kid King after the death of Akhenaten, who's believed to be his father — married to his half-sisterAnkhesenamun, who was the daughter of Akhenaten from his great royal... [Read More]

Kings all over history had the intention of expanding their territory and building an undefeated empire to increase their area of power and resources. In that matter, there’s a unique king, who reigned Egypt over 60 years, Ramses II, also named... [Read More]

Egypt, when this name comes up to your ears, there's an image that's rushing into your mind of three lined up huge Pyramids with maybe some camels wandering around, Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure (Cheops, Chephren, and Micerinus) are their... [Read More]

Going to the deep south of Egypt, you can find Abu Simbel village. Which has a wide reputation around the world as it contains two unique Egyptian Temples, about 230 km (140 mi) southwest of Aswan, which is the Abu Simbel located behind Aswan High... [Read More]

While in Luxor, you should not be missing such a particular spot, 2.5 km north to the city, you'll be in the presence of greatness, The Temple of Karnak, one of the most famous Egyptian monuments. A proof of life and development, 30 kings were... [Read More]

The ancient Egyptians were so concerned about their afterlife and how to be ready for the other world, and this is so obvious in what they had left, mainly tombs and some temples, most of them are funerals. No wonder in Egypt, you can find maybe the... [Read More]