2025 Qesm Al Wahat Al Khargah Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

🗺️🗺️ Travel Itinerary Day 1: Saladin Citadel → Egyptian Museum Day 2: Hurghada → Desert Adventure Day 3: Hurghada Orange Beach → Red Sea Diving → Hurghada Plaza Hilton Hotel Day 4: Karnak Temple → Luxor Temple Day 5: Luxor Hot Air Balloon → Hatshepsut Temple → Valley of the Kings → Nile River → JJ Jamaica Sailing Boat → Luxor Hilton Resort & Spa Day 6: Kom Ombo Temple Day 7: Abu Simbel Temple → Tolip Aswan Hotel Day 8: Philae Temple → Nubian Village in Aswan Day 9: Giza Pyramids → Grand Egyptian Museum → Khan el-Khalili → El Fishawy Cafe → Cairo Kempinski Nile Hotel 🌄 Must-see attractions: Egyptian Museum: Giza Pyramids: Khan el-Khalili: Saladin Citadel: Luxor Temple 📍 Tips:

7-Day Egypt Tour: Pyramids, Deserts, and the Nile River! Check out this guide to make sure you don't miss anything on your trip to Egypt! -------- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Cairo and explore ancient Egyptian civilization Arrive in Cairo in the morning. In the afternoon, you can choose to join a Cairo Old Town tour and stay in a high-star hotel. Day 2: Giza Pyramids > Sphinx > Egyptian Museum > Khan el-Khalili Visit the spectacular Giza Pyramids and experience the mysterious charm of ancient Egypt. Then, head to the Sphinx to admire the unique art of ancient civilization. Visit the Egyptian Museum to trace the footsteps of history. Finally, visit Khan el-Khalili to experience local life. Day 3: Philae Temple > Aswan Nubian Village Visit the historic Philae Temple and experience ancient Egyptian religious culture. Then, head to Aswan Nubian Village to experience the traditional life of the Nubians. Day 4: Abu Simbel Temples Spend the whole day immersed in the grandeur and mystery of the Abu Simbel Temples and experience the shock of ancient Egyptian civilization. Day 5: Karnak Temple > Luxor Temple Visit Karnak Temple and admire the magnificence of ancient Egyptian architecture. Then, head to Luxor Temple to explore the depth of ancient Egyptian religious culture. Day 6: Colossi of Memnon > Valley of the Kings > Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut > Medinet Habu > Nile River Visit the Colossi of Memnon and experience the exquisite art of ancient Egyptian sculpture. Visit the Valley of the Kings and unveil the mystery of the ancient Egyptian royal family. Visit the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut and learn about the legendary story of this great woman. Finally, head to Medinet Habu and the Nile River to experience the unique charm of ancient Egyptian civilization. Day 7: Transfer to Luxor Airport and end your Egypt tour According to your flight time, a dedicated driver will take you to the airport to end this unforgettable trip to Egypt. 🛬 -------- **Notes**: * 💶 The exchange rate between the Egyptian pound and the Chinese yuan fluctuates frequently. We recommend checking the rate in advance and exchanging local currency. * 🍴 Egypt has a wide variety of delicious food. Don't miss the rice sausage and shawarma, as well as the affordable street food kushirui. * 🚌 You can take a bus or taxi from Cairo Airport to the city. Remember to confirm the terminal information to avoid going to the wrong place. * 📇 You need a visa to travel to Egypt. Prepare a passport with at least 6 months of validity and related materials. -------- 🎉We hope you enjoy the mystery and magic of your trip to Egypt!

Temple of Hatshepsut is located in Luxor Egypt. It is a very magnificent mortuary temple built for Hatshepsut, one of Egypt's most powerful female pharaohs. Getting There - I went there as part of my Nile cruise tour around Luxor and Aswan. Highlights - The temple is carved into the cliffs of the desert. The temple has stunning grand three tiered terraces, colonnaded halls, and carbings that depict Hatshepsut's reign and stories. The temple is known for its unique architecture and stands as a testament to Hatshepsut's legacy and the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. You can also see many statues of Hatshepsut in different divine forms. #travellerswonderland #photolocation #awesomepic #culture #history #egypt #100waysoftravel #traveldiaries

#100waysoftravel Day 1: East Bank Highlights [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Karnak Temple Complex - The largest temple complex in Egypt, known for its massive columns and ancient statues. 2. Luxor Temple - A striking temple with an avenue of sphinxes and towering statues. 3. Luxor Museum - Displays a collection of artifacts, including mummies and statues, offering insights into Luxor's history. [Photo Spots] 1. Avenue of Sphinxes - Perfect for sunset shots. 2. Hypostyle Hall at Karnak - Features enormous columns with hieroglyphics. 3. Luxor Corniche - Scenic views along the Nile, especially at sunrise or sunset. Day 2: West Bank Exploration [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Valley of the Kings - Tombs of ancient pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, with detailed wall paintings. 2. Temple of Hatshepsut - A terraced temple built into the cliffs, dedicated to Egypt’s female pharaoh. 3. Colossi of Memnon - Two massive statues of Amenhotep III. [Photo Spots] 1. Hatshepsut Temple Terrace - Great panoramic views. 2. Valley of the Kings Entrance - Dramatic mountainous backdrop. 3. Colossi of Memnon - The enormous statues providing great photo opportunities. Day 3: Dendera Temple and Hot Air Balloon Ride [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Hot Air Balloon Ride - Enjoy a sunrise ride over Luxor for spectacular views of the Nile and the temples. 2. Dendera Temple Complex - An hour from Luxor, known for its colorful carvings and the Zodiac ceiling. 3. Temple of Hathor - Located within Dendera, famous for its detailed ceiling and carvings. [Photo Spots] 1. Hathor Temple Ceiling - Beautiful carvings and zodiac signs. 2. Hot Air Balloon Views - Capture sunrise over Luxor. 3. Dendera Temple Rooftop - Panoramic views of the surrounding area. [Must-Try Food] 1. Mahshi (stuffed vegetables) and Moussaka Restaurant: Sofra, a traditional Egyptian restaurant with a charming rooftop terrace serving classic dishes in an authentic setting. 2. Tagine (lamb or chicken with vegetables) Restaurant: Al-Sahaby Lane Restaurant. Located on a rooftop overlooking the Nile and Luxor Temple, offering a mix of Egyptian and international dishes with great views. 3. Koshari (rice, lentils, pasta, and spicy tomato sauce) Restaurant: El Hussein, a popular spot known for its affordable and hearty Egyptian street food, especially Koshari. Accommodation Recommended Area: Near the Nile River (Scenic views and access to both banks) Hotel: Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor Address: Corniche El Nile St, Luxor City, Luxor, Egypt Tips: 1. Start Early: To avoid the heat and crowds, start your day early, especially for outdoor sites and the hot air balloon ride. 2. Stay Hydrated: Bring plenty of water and wear sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes. 3. Hire a Guide: A knowledgeable local guide can greatly enhance your experience at Luxor’s historical sites. #egypt #egypt_where_history_started #egypt2024 #history

#summerdestinations Visited the incredible Hatshepsut Temple in Luxor, and it was absolutely breathtaking! This ancient masterpiece, carved into the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari, stands as a testament to the power and legacy of one of Egypt’s most famous female pharaohs 🇪🇬 🌟 Majestic Architecture: The temple is a marvel of ancient Egyptian architecture, with its grand terraces and towering columns blending seamlessly into the limestone cliffs. The symmetry and scale of the structure are truly awe-inspiring—seeing it in person was like stepping back in time🏺 🗿 Rich History: Dedicated to Queen Hatshepsut, who ruled Egypt in the 15th century BC, this temple is a tribute to her reign and her divine right to rule. The walls are adorned with detailed carvings and hieroglyphics that tell the story of her life and accomplishments. It’s amazing to see how well-preserved the art and inscriptions are after thousands of years! 📜 💫 Why I Loved It: What I loved most about the Hatshepsut Temple is its unique setting and design. The way it’s built directly into the cliffs, with the desert landscape as a backdrop, makes it one of the most visually stunning temples in Egypt. It’s a place where history and beauty come together in the most remarkable way. If you’re in Luxor, visiting the Hatshepsut Temple is a must. It’s not just a piece of history—it’s a work of art! 🌄 #HatshepsutTemple #Luxor #AncientEgypt #EgyptianHistory #ArchaeologicalWonder #TravelEgypt #HistoricSites

#summerdestinations An unforgettable journey through time at the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt. This ancient burial ground is where the pharaohs of the New Kingdom were laid to rest, and it’s a place steeped in history and mystery 🇪🇬 🌄 Ancient Tombs: Walking through the Valley of the Kings feels like stepping into history. The tombs, carved into the limestone cliffs, are filled with incredible hieroglyphics and vibrant murals that have stood the test of time. Each tomb tells the story of a ruler’s journey to the afterlife🏺 🔍 King Tutankhamun’s Tomb: One of the most famous tombs here is that of King Tutankhamun. Seeing the resting place of this young pharaoh, whose treasures dazzled the world, was a surreal experience. The intricate details and artistry are awe-inspiring 👑 🌟 Why I’m Fascinated: What I love most about the Valley of the Kings is its connection to a civilization that thrived thousands of years ago. The artistry, culture, and beliefs of the ancient Egyptians are beautifully preserved in these tombs, offering a glimpse into their world. It’s a humbling reminder of the grandeur and mystery of ancient Egypt. 🏛️ Archaeological Wonders: Beyond the tombs, the valley itself is stunning—surrounded by the desert and cliffs, it’s a location that feels both remote and majestic. Every corner of this place whispers stories of the past. If you’re ever in Egypt, visiting the Valley of the Kings is an absolute must. It’s a journey through history you won’t forget! 📍Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt 🇪🇬 #ValleyOfTheKings #Luxor #AncientEgypt #Pharaohs #KingTutankhamun #EgyptianHistory #ArchaeologicalSite #TravelEgypt #HistoricalWonder

🎈The ancient Egyptians regarded the sunrise in the east as the beginning of everything and the sunset in the west as the end of everything, so all the temples were built on the east bank of the Nile, and the tombs were located on the west bank. The Valley of the Kings is the largest group of royal tombs in Egypt, where 64 pharaohs were buried. Due to the large number of tomb robbers, many tombs have been destroyed. 🎈However, the Valley of the Kings is the most popular among tourists in the entire trip, because you can take a hot air balloon to fly over the entire airspace and watch the beautiful sunrise at the same time. It is highly recommended! (But I have to get up at 4am…) #Egypt check-in spots #hot air balloon

Prepare to be captivated by the mystique and grandeur of the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt. This place is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a treasure trove of ancient Egyptian history and a must-visit for any travel (and history) enthusiast. As you explore and descend into this royal necropolis, you'll uncover the final resting place of pharaohs and get a glimpse of the secrets of their afterlife beliefs through the murals and carvings. The intricately decorated tombs, adorned with vivid hieroglyphics and colorful murals, provide a fascinating image into the lives and beliefs of these ancient rulers. The Valley of the Kings is a mesmerizing journey through the ancient world that will leave you in awe. Be prepared to encounter many staircases to ascend and descend to the multiple tombs on site. #egypt #freehotelstay #luxor

We started a packed tour in Luxor with our first stop at Valley of the Kings, The Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Amazing to see the detail of the drawings on the walls, it looks a couple of years old, amazing that they've preserved it so well over the years. Tour guides tell the story beforehand because they are not to talk and explain inside the temples, it helps that you know the story when you go in and see the story on the wall. Hasteput was scorching hot we were in and out under 30 minutes. I would say this was least impressive of all the temples we've seen in Luxor. #valleyofthekings #hatshepsut #egypt #summervacation #luxor

Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple A mortuary temple built by Hatshepsut, the only female pharaoh of ancient Egypt, located on the west bank of Luxor, Egypt. It was designed by Hatshepsut's close aide and architect Senmut. It was later partially destroyed by Thutmose III, who scraped off the murals and inscriptions. The west bank is home to necropolises such as the Valley of the Kings and Deir il-Amadina, and has been considered the "world of the dead." Egypt's World Heritage Site "Ancient Thebes and its Necropolis" #Luxor #Egypt #EgyptTrip #Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple #Hatshepsut #WorldHeritage

Okay so Valley of the Kings was BONKERS. It's a series of tombs carved into a mountain range and all decorated with beautiful hieroglyphics and art. Many of the colours are still near-perfectly preserved. It was really mind blowing I've only ever watched documentaries and read books about ancient Egypt, imagining what it would be like to see it in person. I still can't believe I did and let me tell you, it was amazing ( To think I stood in a place that was built thousands of years ago, seeing the craft of ancient Egyptians and their way of life. It's a feeling I can't describe #urbanexplorer #newyearadventure #awesomepic

#newyearadventure #wintergetaway #bucketlistreboot Well this was one off the bucket list….. 6 am hot air balloon ride over the valley of the kings… it was absolutely amazing but a little scary also, we got picked up at 5am taken by minibus to the balloons and then all into the basket and off we go for a 30 minute ride… it cost about £40 but was well worth it. It was amazing to fly over the valley of the kings… what an adventure #wow

It takes around 1 hour from the city to valley of the kings, if I don’t remember wrongly. You can sit to the golf car to the valley of kings or you can walk as well. It is up to you. When you reach there, there are many tombs. However, there are no mummies here because all of the mummies is shipped to the museum. There is a tomb, you have to pay extra to access to the tomb. overall, this place is so beautiful.

wow the valley of the kings is magnificent, hot and tiring, well worth a visit. it’s a magical place and I could of looked around for days and days

Getting There - This is a beautiful place on the Sahara Desert and we got there by using the bus from Luxor Docking area for boat . We were on the bus for 30 min before getting here . Upon arrival we got our tickets and then go on golf cars for about 5 minutes then we had arrived . Attractions - There are many tombs here of previous Kings , according to our tour guide there maybe 60 or more tombs ，but only 12 tombs are open to the public - we had the privilege to view three of those tombs . Hotels - I was on a boat cruise from Aswan to Luxor but then moved to the Iberotel hotel in Luxor and it was wonderful ,their amenities were great and I had a great time there as it was easy access to everything Food & Restaurants - The hotel had three different restaurants to choose from and I enjoyed this so much as I did not have to go far to enjoy some good food . Shopping - When we went to the Valley of Kings , there was a market there where the local people were selling some good things- I bought a bag . #tripblazers #travel

Egypt is an amazing place full of many mysteries. The Valley of the Kings is a special place where one can feel the energy of the past and fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere. The place is very hot so it is good to dress appropriately and avoid dark colors. It is appropriate to visit the winter months when temperatures are not very high.#christmasgiveaway #egypt #history

Welcome to the valley of the kings! during our trip we had high expectations for this day, and it was incredible. The Valley of the Kings is the jewel of Egypt. It is incredible to see how this treasures untouched until this days. We traveled there during the pandemic and we were quite lucky to visit the place by ourselves, with bo crowds, so the experience was even better. Your ticket allows you to enter in 3 tombs of your choice. We followed the tips of our guide, and we were quite happy with the choice. #deserts#oldarchitecture

This is one of the most incredible places in Egypt. The Valley of the Kings is where the pharaohs were secretly buried. 😊 There is more than 60 pharaohs buried here in differents caves. The entrance fee is 5 euros and give you the right to enter 3 differents caves at your choices. Some caves are more expansive. It completely worth the visit. There is a restaurant and a bar inside the Valley of the Kings where you can buy a bottle of water if you need. It’s completely amazing. 👏🏻 #museumquest#summervacation

Egypt is a land where ancient wonders collide with vibrant chaos, and exploring it solo is an adventure you’ll never forget. From the pyramids to the Nile, here’s how to make the most of a week in Egypt—along with costs, tips, and how to stay savvy as a lone traveler. --- ### **Itinerary Highlights** **Days 1–2: Cairo** - **Giza Plateau**: Stand in awe of the Pyramids and Sphinx ($15 entry). Hire a guide ($10–20) to unlock hidden details. - **Egyptian Museum**: Marvel at Tutankhamun’s treasures ($10). - **Khan El Khalili Bazaar**: Haggle for spices, lanterns, and papyrus art. Sip mint tea at a café. **Days 3–4: Luxor** - **Valley of the Kings**: Explore tombs like Tutankhamun’s ($20). - **Karnak Temple**: Wander the colossal columns at sunrise ($12). - **Nile Felucca Ride**: Sail at sunset ($10–15). **Days 5–6: Aswan** - **Abu Simbel**: Take a sunrise tour ($50–70 with transport). - **Philae Temple**: A boat ride to this island sanctuary ($10). - **Nubian Village**: Experience colorful culture and tea with locals. **Day 7: Back to Cairo** - **Coptic Cairo**: Visit ancient churches and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. --- ### **Budget Breakdown (USD)** - **Accommodation**: Hostels ($10–20/night), mid-range hotels ($30–50/night). - **Food**: Street eats (koshari, falafel) cost $1–3; restaurant meals $5–10. - **Transport**: Domestic flights (Cairo-Luxor: $60–100); trains/buses ($10–30). - **Activities/Sights**: ~$150–200 (entrance fees, guides, tours). - **Miscellaneous**: SIM card ($5–10), tips, souvenirs. **Total (solo traveler)**: $600–1,000+, depending on comfort level. --- ### **Top Tips for Solo Travelers** 1. **Safety First**: - Avoid walking alone at night in quiet areas. - Dress modestly (cover shoulders/knees) to respect local norms and minimize stares. - Use Uber/Careem in cities—cheaper and safer than taxis. 2. **Beat the Hustle**: - Ignore persistent vendors; a firm “**la shukran**” (no thank you) works. - Pre-book trains/flights to save time. Sleeper trains (Cairo-Luxor: $60–80) are a fun, social option. 3. **Guides vs. Solo**: - Hire licensed guides at major sites (like Luxor’s tombs) for richer context. - Join group day tours (Abu Simbel, desert safaris) to split costs and meet travelers. 4. **Stay Connected**: - Buy a local SIM (Vodafone/Orange) at the airport for maps and ride apps. 5. **Health & Food**: - Drink bottled water. Avoid salads/ice to dodge “Pharaoh’s Revenge.” - Eat at busy local spots—it’s fresher and safer. --- ### **Why Egypt is Worth It** Egypt challenges and enchants in equal measure. Yes, the touts can be exhausting, but the magic of watching the sun rise over Karnak or sharing tea with a Nubian family makes it all worthwhile. As a solo traveler, you’ll navigate the chaos with newfound confidence—and leave with stories etched in hieroglyphic-grade memories.

Black and White Desert is absolutely perfect for camping... I'm so glad I insisted on camping in the desert for two days and one night. The entire starry sky was so clear, it left me overwhelmed and speechless. After being surrounded by sardines while diving, I once again felt like a mere grain of sand in the vast universe. Suddenly, all my worries seemed insignificant. When I snapped back to reality, I realized half an hour had already passed... Waking up to watch the sunrise, enjoying the sunset in the evening, and stargazing at night—the desert is breathtakingly beautiful at any time of the day. Suggested itinerary: DAY1️⃣: Assistant holds a sign at customs to pick you up - helps with documentation - check-in at a five-star hotel DAY2️⃣: Sahara Desert - Inner regions - Black Desert - White Desert - Yellow Desert - Crystal Mountain Desert DAY3️⃣: Sunrise chasing - Desert oasis - Cairo - check-in at a five-star hotel DAY4️⃣: Giza Pyramid Complex - Camel riding - Sphinx - Egyptian Museum - Khan el-Khalili Market DAY5️⃣: Philae Temple - Felucca sailing - Nubian Village - Tribal market - Cruise DAY6️⃣: Abu Simbel Temples - Nefertari Temple - Lake Nasser - Kom Ombo Temple DAY7️⃣: Horse carriage - Edfu Temple - Nile River locks - Cruise to Luxor DAY8️⃣: Hot air balloon - Valley of the Kings - Colossi of Memnon - Karnak Temple - Luxor Temple (exterior) DAY9️⃣: Red Sea activities (one day snorkeling, one day diving, half-day glass boat snorkeling, half-day desert dune bashing) DAY🔟: Free activities - Check-out - Transfer to Hurghada Airport for flight to Cairo - Return home The starry skies and seas of Egypt are undoubtedly the most cost-effective attractions. The peak season for Egypt is approaching, so if you're interested in traveling to Egypt, you're welcome to visit!

Deir el-Bahari hit me like a desert mirage—three-tiered temples carved into golden cliffs, looking like a giant sandcastle built by ancient gods. The air smelled like hot stone and distant incense, and the only soundtrack was the *shush* of wind whipping through the valley. I half-expected a pharaoh to round the corner sipping a latte. ☕️ **The Goat Who Photobombed History 📸** While gawking at Hatshepsut’s temple (queen of *”I’ll build my tomb where I want”* energy), a local goat trotted up, posed like he owned the place, and *bleated* until I snapped his pic. Later, a guide joked, “That’s Pharaoh Baaaaa-raham.” I died. 🐏 **Hidden Gem: The Quiet Court of Mentuhotep II** Behind the main chaos, this smaller temple feels like a secret clubhouse. Faded hieroglyphs whisper stories, and you’ll have the place to yourself—just you, the ghosts, and maybe that goat’s cousin. **Foodie Fix: Kebdet El-Falahiya** Post-temple hunger? Hit this local joint in Luxor. Order *ta’ameya* (Egyptian falafel) stuffed with fava beans and herbs, served with tangy pickles. The owner, Uncle Mahmoud, will tease you for not finishing your plate. 😋 **Your Temple Run Itinerary ⏳** - **7 AM:** Arrive early—beat the heat *and* the tour buses. - **8 AM:** Marvel at Hatshepsut’s temple. Channel your inner royal. 👑 - **10 AM:** Wander to Mentuhotep II’s court. Pretend you’re Indiana Jones. - **12 PM:** Lunch at Kebdet El-Falahiya. Hydrate like it’s your job. - **2 PM:** Hike the cliff trail for insane Nile Valley views (bonus: bragging rights). - **4 PM:** Sunset at the Colossi of Memnon—giant stone BFFs glowing pink. 🌅 **Pro Tips ✨** - Wear *sturdy* sandals. Sand + stairs = slippery chaos. - Bring a scarf. Sun protection *and* instant “archaeologist” vibes. - Bargain hard with taxi drivers.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The Valley of the Kings is located in the Thebes region (now Luxor) on the west bank of the Nile River in Egypt. It is the cemetery of pharaohs and nobles during the New Kingdom period of ancient Egypt (1550-1070 BC). The Valley of the Kings is famous for its numerous tombs and rich historical heritage. One of the most famous discoveries is the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, discovered by British archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922. The main open tombs in the Valley of the Kings are: 1. Funeral Hall of Ramses III: There are reliefs showing the deeds of Ramses III: conquering enemies, hunting wild bulls, etc. In the second courtyard there is a colonnade room consisting of 24 stone columns, with brightly colored reliefs preserved on the top. 2. Amenhotep II (18th Dynasty): The two pillars in the Sanxiang Tomb Chamber are painted with Osiris, Anubis, Hathor, Horus and Amenhotep II. 3. Tutankhamun (18th Dynasty): The pharaoh's mummy is still placed in the tomb. On the front wall of the tomb are paintings of King Tutankhamun appearing in the image of the god Osiris, and his successor King Ay.

#springwander #egypt #tomb KV6- Tomb of Ramses IX is hands down one of the best tombs to visit in Egypt. Tomb is well-detailed and also closest to the entry point. The hieroglyphs on the walls are a sight to behold. When you get an entrance ticket , visit to three tombs is included. So, I highly recommend visiting this one. Visiting in spring is the perfect time to check this out. You will like seeing the colourful inscriptions and paintings in the large corridors.

#AustraliaFlightEvent The entrance fee to the Hatshepsut Mortuary Temple was quite expensive, but it was a wonderful experience. The grand scale of the temple and the detailed murals were truly impressive. In particular, I could vividly feel the ancient Egyptian culture in the structures and sculptures honoring the achievements of Queen Hatshepsut. This temple, which shows the essence of ancient architecture, has great historical value in itself, and after visiting, I was convinced that it was worth it. It was a wonderful experience that was worth the expensive entrance fee. It is a place worth paying the entrance fee and visiting! I recommend this kind of Hatshepsut ⭐️

#AustralianFlightEvent Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple is a magnificent temple built to honor Hatshepsut, the queen of ancient Egypt, and is an important historical site where you can get a glimpse of her rule and achievements. The temple well displays the architectural aesthetics and religious meaning of ancient Egypt, and the pillars and murals depict in detail Queen Hatshepsut's battles and relationships with gods. Visiting the temple allows you to deeply understand the history and culture of that time and experience the grandeur of ancient Egypt. This is a must-see attraction during your trip to Egypt.❤️

New family tour option in Egypt! The Grand Egyptian Museum has officially opened. Explore the treasures of ancient civilization with the Egyptian Museum. Only 3 km from the Giza Pyramids, and free tours of the Valley of the Kings are also available. Don't forget to try authentic Al-Azhar grilled meat and embark on an educational and fun-filled trip to Egypt! -- Egypt, an ancient country with thousands of years of civilization 🏛️, where pyramids dance with the desert 🏜️, and stories abound along the Nile River 🌊. Explore the curse of the pharaohs, experience mysterious religious customs, and embark on a journey through time! 🚀 -- Route suggestions: 🌟 Day 1-2: Depart from Chengdu Tianfu International Airport 🛫 and fly to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, to begin your mysterious Egyptian journey! Day 3: Arrive in Hurghada and enjoy free time on the Red Sea coast 🏖️ to relax and unwind. Day 4-7: Travel from Hurghada to Luxor, passing through Esna Lock, Edfu, and Kom Ombo, and finally arrive in Aswan. Explore ancient Egyptian civilization along the way and experience the charm of the Nile River 🛶. Day 8: Return to Cairo and don't miss the globally anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum 🏛️! Complementing the Giza Plateau pyramids, it houses thousands of cultural relics and is the key to unlocking Egyptian history. Day 9: After tasting authentic Al-Azhar grilled meat 🍖 in Cairo, take a flight back to Chengdu Tianfu to end your unforgettable trip to Egypt. Day 10: Arrive safely in Chengdu Tianfu 🛬 with full of memories and gains, looking forward to the next journey! -- Must-see attractions: Grand Egyptian Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: X4VF+V38, Cairo - Alexandria Desert Rd, Kafr Nassar, Al Haram, Giza Governorate 3513203, Egypt ⏰Opening hours: 08:30-18:00 🕰️Recommended duration: It is recommended to reserve the whole day The globally anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum has just opened! It is not only the world's largest museum, but also only 3 km from the Giza Pyramids. The museum houses numerous Egyptian treasures from Khufu to Tutankhamun, with over 100,000 cultural relics waiting for you to explore. The Children's Museum is especially recommended for families to explore the mysteries of ancient Egypt together. Egyptian Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: El-Tahrir Square, Ismailia, Qasr El Nil, Cairo Governorate 4272083, Egypt ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-16:00 🕰️Recommended duration: 3-6 hours The Egyptian Museum is a great place to explore relics from ancient Egypt to the Roman period. It houses countless precious cultural relics, such as the famous Tutankhamun golden mask, allowing you to see the essence of Egypt's thousand-year history at once. It is suitable for visiting with children to experience the charm of ancient civilization. -- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 These things must be brought to Egypt! 📞 Phone card: Get a local phone card in Egypt for easy contact. 🔌 Plug adapter: Egyptian plugs are different from ours, so you need to bring an adapter. 🪪 Documents: Don't forget your passport and visa, you need to check them when entering the country. 👕 Clothing: Egypt is quite warm in March, so bring some light clothing, as well as sun hats and sunglasses. 🔋 Charger: You need to charge your mobile phone and camera, so don't forget to bring a charger. 💊 Medicine: Bring some common medicines in case of emergency. 💰 Cash: Prepare some cash, which may be used in some places. -- Take your children to Egypt to explore thousands of years of civilization and spend an unforgettable time together! Don't forget to like and save this post, so that more families can easily get tips on Egypt group tour~

#March Travel Support Event Although I did not visit Tutankhamun's tomb in person, I was able to feel a lot through the artifacts he left behind and the works on display. His tomb, visible from afar in the Valley of the Kings, added to the mystery of ancient Egypt. Although the admission fee was expensive, I was able to see his life and legacy better by learning about his historical background and artifacts around him.

#March Travel Support Event I saw Tutankhamun's tomb from the outside, but the energy around it felt really strong. Although I couldn't go inside, the presence of the tomb and the sacred atmosphere of the Valley of the Kings gave me a feeling that was hard to express in words. Standing there, it felt like the history and mystery of ancient Egypt was right there. I could feel a connection to the distant past, and I could feel that Tutankhamun's legacy was still alive and breathing.