Solo Traveler's Egypt Free Tour

#MayTravelSupport #EgyptTravel #ValleyoftheKings [FullItinerary] Cairo 2 nights-Aswan Luxor Cruise 3 nights 4 days-Luxor 3 nights-Hurghada 3 nights-Cairo 2 nights I heard that Egypt's independent travel is difficult, so I was a little nervous about the trip, but it was easier than I thought. I still can't forget the excitement of seeing the pyramids in front of me and the feeling of being summoned to the past when I rode a camel around the pyramids. (I highly recommend everyone to ride a camel) Abu Simbel, which you come across while walking along the river, is much more beautiful than it looks in pictures, and I also recommend taking a cruise on the Nile River. Luxor was the city that captured my heart. Before going to the Valley of the Kings, you have to plan which tombs you will visit. You can enter 3 tombs with the basic admission fee, and you have to buy tickets in advance for the famous tombs. I planned to visit the 3rd, 4th, 9th, 5th, 6th, and Seti I tombs, a total of 5 places. I also spent a day at the Valley of the Kings, so I was able to enjoy it without the crowds. If you are a free traveler like me, I recommend planning your schedule leisurely. After seeing the Valley of the Kings, I visited the Hatshepsut Temple last without any expectations, but I was re-energized by the magnificent stone-carved structure. ☘️ Tips for traveling to Egypt as a solo traveler? Don't be stingy with tips! You can hire a short guide and an amateur photographer with a small tip. Thanks to this, I was able to get a lot of great pictures on this trip. ☘️ Is it safe to travel alone? I worried a lot about what to wear before the trip, but my worries were for naught because I didn't feel any danger from security. You should definitely go on a free trip to Egypt at least once in your life!