The Monastery is located at the foot of Mount Sinai, near the Burning Bush of Moses, about 1500 meters high on the slopes of the...Read More

The Suez Canal is very important in Egyptian trade, politics, and science and has contributed to facilitating the process of navigation, as the Suez Canal...Read More

Taba is one of Egypt's most popular tourist destinations for visitors to the Red Sea. It is, in fact, a favorite seaside resort for diving...Read More

Marsa Alam is a quieter Red Sea destination in southeastern Egypt, known for coral reefs, sandy bays, sea turtles, diving, and coastal nature reserves. The...Read More

Sharm El Sheikh is the imaginary paradise of Sinai and the most attractive site to visit in Egypt, located at the southernmost point of the...Read More

Hurghada, in Egyptian Arabic, is called El ghardaʾa (the name derives from a famous plant) has been for some years now one of the major...Read More