Things To Do
in Egypt

Offers stunning panoramic views of the ancient monument and surrounding desert.

Features impressive ancient ruins and grandiose architecture, perfect for photography.

Boasts picturesque beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life, ideal for capturing scenic landscapes and underwater shots.

Showcases ancient tombs and breathtaking desert scenery, providing unique photographic opportunities.

Known for their colossal statues and intricate carvings, offering magnificent photo opportunities.

A historically significant mountain in the Sinai Peninsula, known for its religious significance and breathtaking views. It offers several hiking trails with varying difficulty.

An extraordinary landscape featuring chalk rock formations. It offers unique hiking opportunities amidst surreal natural scenery.

Located near Saint Catherine, this mountain is famous for its panoramic views and is a popular destination for both pilgrims and hikers.

A protected area near Cairo that offers hiking trails amid stunning geological formations and diverse flora and fauna.

Located by the Red Sea, these mountains provide a mix of hiking trails with stunning sea views and desert landscapes.

Egypt's primary international airport located in Cairo, serving as a major hub for international and domestic flights.

An international airport located in Hurghada, serving the Red Sea resort area and offering flights to various international destinations.

Located in Sharm El Sheikh, this airport caters primarily to tourists heading to the Red Sea resorts and offers international flights.

Situated near Luxor, this airport serves travelers visiting the ancient sites of Luxor and the Valley of the Kings.

An international airport located in Borg El Arab, serving the Alexandria region and providing flights to various international destinations.

An airport located in Aswan, catering to both domestic and international flights, especially for tourists visiting southern Egypt.

The majority ethnic group in Egypt, comprising about 95% of the population. They are primarily descended from the indigenous Egyptians and Arab settlers.

Indigenous to North Africa, Berbers in Egypt represent a smaller segment of the population, primarily found in Siwa Oasis.

An ethnic group primarily located in the southern regions of Egypt, with a rich history and culture linked to the Nile River.

Egypt's indigenous Christian community, making up about 10% of the population. They trace their heritage back to Ancient Egypt.

A small historic community that has existed in Egypt for centuries, particularly in Alexandria, although their numbers have diminished.

A small ethnic group with a notable historical presence in Egypt, particularly in urban centers, contributing to trade and culture.

Some Sudanese people live in Egypt, often due to migration or as refugees, contributing to the demographic diversity.

Includes various groups such as Italian, French, and other expatriate communities, albeit in smaller numbers.

Football is the most popular sport in Egypt, with a passionate fan base and a rich history, including successful clubs and a national team that has won the Africa Cup of Nations multiple times.

Basketball has been gaining popularity in Egypt, with a growing number of clubs and an active national league, along with participation in international competitions.

Handball is a well-followed sport in Egypt, with the national team achieving success in Africa and competing in the World Championships.

Volleyball is popular both as an indoor and beach sport, and Egypt has produced competitive teams that participate in continental championships.

Squash enjoys significant popularity in Egypt, with the country producing many top-ranking players in the world, particularly in professional circuits.

Tennis has a presence in Egypt, with local tournaments and players competing in regional and international events.