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Khan Al Khalili Market
Khan Al-Khalili Bazaar is the most famous market in the Arab Republic of Egypt, which is located in the center of Cairo. The history of this market dates back to the fourteenth century, and it is indicated that it contains spices, spices, in addition to silver accessories. And souvenirs, for his part, there are many cafes in the market, which are offered to those who go to the hookah and tea drink.
The Grand Egyptian Museum
The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered one of the distinctive tourist destinations in Egypt, and it faces on its site Tahrir Square, as it contains archeology dating back to the era of Romen rule, in addition to containing a group of treasures that were found in the tomb of Tut Ankh Amun, this is in addition to the presence of many mummies, and the pharaonic relics that are predominantly present in the museum.
Sharm El-Shaikh
Sharm El Sheikh is one of the scenic beach areas in Egypt, as it provides visitors with opportunities to enjoy glass boats, in addition to the ability to surf and surf on the water, this place also includes Ras Mohamed National Park, which is one of the most famous distinctive beach diving sites, as it contains Its waters contain more than 1,000 fish species and 150 species of sea turtles.
Mosques and churches
The Sultan Hassan Mosque is one of the largest mosques in its size in the world, with an area of about 7906 square meters. The mosque includes a place of prayer, a place for education, and on the other hand, the Hanging Church is One of the features of the Republic of Egypt, and it is noteworthy that the Church and its square are based on its own path.
Giza and Luxor
The Pyramids are one of the ancient monuments in the city of Giza, where the Sphinx is located, and for Luxor, it contains many ancient monuments, such as Karnak Temple, Hieroglyphic obelisks and ancient tablets also have one of the largest museums in the world.
Aswan
The city of Aswan is one of the places that constitute one of the destinations of tourist trips by boat, where visitors come sailing in the Nile River, which gives them an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the nature surrounding the two sides of the river, in addition to that the city includes the Abu Simbel Temple (in English: Abu Simbel) which was built by order King Ramesses II.
Alexandria
Alexandria is a wonderful beach tourist destination, and is a good haven to escape from the summer heat in the city of Cairo, which is less than 3 hours by car, and for its part, city visitors can walk on the beach, or visit some landmarks such as: Mohammed Palace Ali Al-Ateeq, the Catacombs of Al-Shaqafa, and the Royal Library which was considered the largest library in the world.
