Mysterious Journey Under the Pyramids | Complete Guide to In-Depth Egypt Tour

| Complete Guide to In-Depth Egypt Tour. 1. Best Time to Travel Most areas of Egypt have a tropical desert climate, with dry and hot weather. The period from October to April is relatively comfortable for travel, with an average temperature of 15-25°C. This period avoids the summer heat (summer temperatures often exceed 40°C) and allows you to enjoy more pleasant weather. Whether you are trekking through the desert or visiting ancient monuments, it will be more comfortable. 2. Sightseeing - Giza Pyramid Complex: The iconic landmark of Egypt, standing in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Pyramid of Khafre, and the Pyramid of Menkaure. The contrast between the smallness of humans and the grandeur of history is striking, and the feeling of awe is indescribable. The Sphinx guards this ancient site, its mysterious face as if telling stories of the past. - Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple: Luxor is the "ancient capital" of Egypt, and the temple buildings are magnificent and spectacular. The huge stone pillars and exquisite murals all showcase the majesty of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs and the superb architecture. Karnak Temple is one of the largest ancient religious sites in the world, with 134 giant stone pillars in the hall of columns, as if taking you back to the sacrificial scene of ancient Egypt. - Aswan Dam and Philae Temple: The Aswan Dam is a modern engineering marvel, intercepting the Nile River and forming Lake Nasser. Philae Temple is an exquisite temple built on an island, attracting many tourists with its unique architectural style and romantic legends. Take a small boat to approach the temple and feel its serene beauty amidst the mountains and water. - Red Sea Coast: The Red Sea has clear and blue water, making it a paradise for divers. Here, you can dive into the sea and admire the colorful coral reefs and tropical fish, and have a close encounter with the ocean. The seaside resort also offers a variety of water activities, such as surfing and windsurfing, allowing you to fully enjoy the sunshine, sand, and sea. 🏄‍♀️ 3. Food Exploration - Kushari: Egypt's national dish, made with rice, pasta, lentils, and fried onions, served with a unique tomato sauce and chili sauce, rich in flavor and filling. - Grilled pigeon: The aroma of grilled pigeon can be smelled in the streets and alleys of Cairo. The pigeon is stuffed with spices and rice, grilled until the skin is golden and crispy, and the meat is tender and juicy. - Foul: A paste-like food made from fava beans, usually served with olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and various spices, as a breakfast or snack, nutritious and delicious. - Desserts: Egyptian desserts are known for their sweetness, such as basbousa (a cake made with coarse flour, drizzled with syrup), and um ali (similar to pudding, with nuts and raisins), don't miss it if you like sweets. 4. Precautions - Respect local culture: Egypt is a Muslim country, so please respect the local religious beliefs and customs. Take off your shoes when entering a mosque, and women should pay attention to their attire and avoid wearing revealing clothing. - Sun protection and heatstroke prevention: The sun in Egypt is strong, so be sure to bring high-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat. Carry heatstroke prevention medication and replenish water in time to prevent heatstroke. - Bargaining: Bargaining is common when shopping in Egyptian markets. Don't accept the merchant's first offer, but feel free to bargain. However, please be polite. - Traffic safety: Traffic conditions in Egypt are relatively chaotic, so be extra careful when traveling. If you choose to rent a car and drive yourself, be sure to familiarize yourself with the local traffic rules. When taking public transportation, be sure to keep your personal belongings safe. 🧳