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The last surviving of the Seven Wonders of the World, Giza's three immense pyramids, Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, built over 4000 years ago, were the pharaohs' necropolis. Check out Solar…
Egypt's Valley of the Kings is the resting place for dozens of the ancient rulers of the kingdom of the Nile. It is also the site for the cursed tomb of the most renowned of all Pharaohs, the…
North Sinai offers the diver a very different experience to the more developed diving areas further south. The clear waters offer perfect visibility and some of the least spoilt reefs off the…
Located on the east bank of the River Nile, Luxor Temple was originally a sacred venue for many Egyptian rituals. After it was buried under river silt, several constructions were built on top…
Boy king Tutankhamun's gold and lapis-lazuli burial-mask and coffin are highlights of the Egyptian Museum in Downtown Cairo. With over 120,000 antiquities, covering centuries of ancient…
One of Egypt's oldest surviving structures (and that's pretty old), the Sphinx near Cairo is a mythological creature, carved from one vast block of limestone. It features the body of a lion, a…
Egypt's Karnak Temple is still, after 4000 years, one of the most impressive religious structures in the world. A city of gods and godlike priest-kings in its heyday, it features three central…
An unmissable landmark, the Citadel near Islamic Cairo was home to Egypt's rulers for 700 years. With great city views - and breezes - the huge fortress contains mosques, palaces and museums…
As the lifeline of Egyptian civilisation, the River Nile is symbolic of life, fertility and development. Pharaohs and nobles have venerated it for centuries and today the river still retains…
Organised in collaboration with the English Royal Yachting Association, Egypt's Red Sea RIB Rally is a powerboat competition taking place in Sharm El Sheikh and along the Red Sea coast.
Alexandria Mediterranean Biennale
Held at venues including the Alexandria Atelier, the Alexandria Mediterranean Biennale presents a selection of art exhibitions from different Mediterranean countries. Video, photography and…
The Cairo International Book Fair at Cairo Fair Grounds is one of the leading cultural activities in the Middle East, attracting over 3000 exhibitors and three million international visitors.…
International Egyptian Marathon
The International Egyptian Marathon takes place annually in Luxor, attracting nearly 2000 long-distance runners from around 36 countries. The route runs past the famous ancient monuments of…
Learn to decipher hieroglyphics inscriptions and discover the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. Organised by the Calligraphy Center, Hieroglyphic Courses for adults run annually from October…
Join the International Yoga Festival's journey, starting at the ancient Pyramids of Giza and ending in Petra. Discover the art of yoga and its benefits through sunrise and evening meditations…
Organised by the Egyptian Association For Art of Cinema, the Oscar Video Clip Festival is an international event and competition held at the Pyramids at Giza. It's open to all video makers…
Two weeks prior to the beginning of Ramadan, the Moulid of Abu el-Haggag celebrates Luxor's patron sheikh with a two-day street festival. Horse races, music, dance and tahtib (stick fights)…
Alexandria International Film Festival
Organised by the Egyptian Association of Film Writers and Critics since 1979, the Alexandria International Film Festival aims to broaden film culture and strengthen the relationships between…
Abu Tig Marina, a world-class resort in El Gouna, hosts Egypt's annual Hat Festival. Residents and guests unleash their imaginations to create their very own headpieces, which can be made of…
Lifesaving World Championships Rescue
Thousands of athletes flock to the coastal city of Alexandria for the Lifesaving World Championships Rescue in 2010. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, the championship boasts beach, surf and…