Egypt Travel Guide 🔥 A Place You Must Visit Once in Your Life

👣 Egypt 🇪🇬 🔥Is Egypt dangerous? The most frequently asked question is, I have also traveled independently in Europe and America, and I feel that Egypt is more secure than Europe and America. When traveling independently in Europe and America, I often feel that some people should be kept as far away from them as possible, but I don't feel this way in Egypt. It may have something to do with the Islamic beliefs. The restrictions are quite strict. Stealing, robbing and drinking are not allowed. It is generally safe to walk on the streets in Egypt. We even run around at night. 🔥Is it easy to be cheated in Egypt? I think it's okay. When buying things or itineraries, remember to compare prices from different stores and bargain. The upper and lower limits of the prices quoted by Egyptians are very high, so you should have a price in mind. If you don't pay, they won't do anything to you. If you rent a car or a horse-drawn carriage, remember to negotiate the price before getting on the car, and pay at the destination to make sure they will take you to your destination carefully. If you are worried, record a video or audio for evidence. Egyptians sometimes automatically increase the price for various reasons. Don't Pay attention to them and give them as much as they are told at the beginning. 🔥Will it cost a lot of money to travel to Egypt? I will directly list the expenses of this trip for your reference. We didn’t save much during the whole trip and we experienced all the necessary food and entertainment. Total cost: about 72000 TWD International flight tickets: about 38,000 TWD Domestic flight tickets: about 7,000 TWD (Cairo->Luxor + Hurghada->Cairo) Accommodation: 6 nights, about 15,000 TWD Itinerary: About 5500 TWD (Pyramids charter + Black and White Desert + Hot Air Balloon + Dendera Temple charter + Hurghada snorkeling and watching dolphins) Others: Food + souvenirs + Uber + tips + miscellaneous expenses about 6500 TWD Prices in Egypt are very low. A bottle of water in a roadside grocery store costs 5 Egyptian pounds (about 3 TWD). There are no price tags on roadside grocery stores. You have to ask the clerk directly. Some grocery stores charge tourists double the price of locals. It’s still cheap though. Carrefour has price tags and things are very cheap. I remember a 330ml can of Coke was about 7 TWD. I almost drank one can a day as if it were water. You can buy the network card in Egypt. We bought Vodafone and Etisala. There were sections in the black and white deserts where we couldn't get the signal, but the signal was very stable in other places. #egypt #self-guided tour #Luxor #hot air balloon #Nile River #sailboat #Valley of the Kings #100 ways to travel