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Home of The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx; the Valley of Kings, old Nubia and the winding Nile, delve into Egypt’s ancient past and buzzing modern future alike with help from a local guide from tourHQ.

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Guided Explorations: Visit these Top 10 Cities Best Experienced ...

Travelling through the world's most captivating cities exposes one to an array of cultures, historical stories, and experiences best navigated with a blend of independence and insightful ...

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Historical Havens for History Buffs: World's 5 Must-Visit ...

Journeying through time by wandering the streets of historical cities is a transformative experience. These cities serve as more than just tourist destinations; they are portals to the past, offering ...

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Discovering Africa Beyond its National Parks: 10 Must-See Sights

Boasting a rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes, and remarkable historical sites, Africa offers something for everyone. Read the blog to know the 10 must-see places in ...

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The Roman Amphitheatre of Alexandria

The Roman Theater is one of the most famous monuments in Alexandria, and while the amphitheatres spread in different countries such as Greece, Italy and Turkey during the Roman era, the Roman ...

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A Brief History of the Valley of the Kings

The ancient Egyptian Royal Cemetery on Luxor's West bank.

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About Upper Egypt

Named Upper Egypt due to the height and elevation of its lands above sea level compared to Lower Egypt.

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5 Reasons Why You Should Hire a Guide!

Amongst the gazillion logistics that need to be taken care of while planning for a tour, one key decision that people usually find themselves resistant to is hiring a guide. Especially, if you ...

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Mummification of the Ancient Egyptians

In this article, we will learn about the mummification art of ancient Egyptians.

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Things You Should Avoid in Egypt

Egypt is a country of unlimited possibilities, we are saying. And definitely, it is. Egyptians can be very friendly and helpful to you. However, while expecting their help and cooperation, you should ...

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Travel Guide to the Siwa Oasis

The Siwa oasis is located only 300km from the border with Libya. It is the furthest oasis from the Nile River.A desert of rocks surrounds Siwa to the west; to the east are large dunes, and the ...

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Egypt of the Greco-Roman Period

Alexander the Great, with his incredible thirst for conquest, brought Egypt into the orbit of the Greek world. From this point on, a series of battles followed one after another that led first to ...

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The New Kingdom of Egypt

During the Second Intermediate Period (1650–1550 BC), Egypt was weakened by the immigration of the Hyksos people from the east. They established a dynasty in Lower Egypt and the Nile Delta, keeping ...

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The Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt

The Middle Kingdom of Egypt is also known as the “Reunification period”, and it started from 2050 BC until 1710 BC. This period starts with the eleventh dynasty under the reign of Mentuhotep II ...

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The Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt

The Old Kingdom of Egypt started in 2650 and lasted until 2150 BC. For more than 400 years, Egypt had a strong central government and economy. The most famous thing about the Ancient Egypt ...

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The Eye of Horus in Ancient Egypt

The Eye of Horus is Like a talisman, it symbolizes health, prosperity, and the immortality of the body, as well as the ability to revive the dead.

Egypt

One of the world’s greatest civilisations left behind a legacy so mysterious and exotic, that even in the present day, Egypt figures in the top ranks of many a travellers’ to do list. The Pyramids, the Sphinx, an exotic belly dance, mummies and spices; words that are deemed synonymous with the land also act as clues to what to do when you get there. Your Egypt Tour Guide will first head with you to The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx; don’t miss an evening of the Pyramid sound and light show! A cruise on the Nile offers beautiful sunsets and arresting views, but if you’d like to go local, take a Felucca ride. These un-motorised sailboats have been used since ancient times by the Egyptians to navigate the Nile. Visit the Valley of the Kings in Luxor where you can view tombs of former Kings of Egypt, look up at the massive rock temples of Abu Simbel, dive to explore the coral reefs at Sharm el Sheikh, and if you’re up for adventure, jump into the crowds of Khan El Khalili in Cairo for some hardnosed bargaining.  Egypt offers overwhelming choices of temples and museums in memory of its rich history; choose what you will keeping in mind an essential visit to the Egyptian Museum; a one stop comprehensive peek into the ancient marvels of Egypt. 

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