Egypt Travel Guide 2024 / 2025

The highlight of any trip to Egypt must be seeing the incredible pyramids. Standing in front of the iconic Pyramids of Giza, which were constructed nearly 4,000 years ago, you'll get a real feel of the ancient Egyptians' creativity. Furthermore, the Step Pyramid at Saqqara (also called the Pyramid of Djoser), the oldest pyramid built between 2630 and 2621 BC, is well worth a visit.

As the longest river in the world, the Nile River has flowed for thousands of years and gave birth to Egyptian civilization. A cruise tour on the Nile offers you a good chance to learn about the country's history and culture. Embark on a ship down the Nile, far from the din of the city, is a perfect way to unwind. You may see beautiful rural vistas along the river, and explore the ancient temples and tombs dotted along the riverbank.

The Egyptian Museum in central Cairo has one of the world's most significant assemblages of antiquity. Over ten thousand priceless antiques, including the greatest collection of pharaonic antiquities in the world, are stored in this treasure house, making it the only site where such a vast number of Egyptian artifacts can be found. The museum's grounds are like a time machine, transporting visitors to ancient Egypt with just a stroll.

Over a thousand kilometers of Egypt's Red Sea shoreline provide sandy beaches backed by resorts and dining options, perfect for a relaxing getaway. With a wide variety of marine life in the Red Sea's warm and tranquil waters, you may spend time not only relaxing on the beach but also exploring the underwater world via snorkeling and scuba diving. Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh, Marsa Alam, and Dahab are all excellent options.