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Regardless of religion or culture, we find superstitions all over the world & people who believe in them in each country. It is no different in Egypt but Egyptian superstitions vary from different parts of the country.

Sakkara is an extremely important place for Egyptian culture & history. Do you know why? 

The bust of Nefretete illustrates the splendor of royal power during the eighteenth dynasty, and the canon of the then beauty.  It has been copied and replicated many times makes it one of the more iconic works of art. 

The Egyptian soul was thought to have three parts, the K’s, the Ba & the Akh. The Ka was the life force believed to live within the body during life & survive it following death...

Kunafa is known as queen of Arabic dessert. Its most royal and supreme sweet delicacy. When in Egypt, it's worth sampling this sweet delight.

Alexandria is a cosmopolitan city and is known as "The Pearl of the Mediterranean”. It has an atmosphere that is as European as it is Middle Eastern.

Some say the vessel is a solar barge, used by the Pharoah during his daily voyages across the sky. Others say the ship was a funerary craft for transporting the Pharaohs body to the afterlife.

There were three female pharaohs, of whom the greatest was Hatshepsut (reigned 1498-1483 B.C.).

Aswan is a city of great ancient history, colourful buildings, beautiful islands and warm, hospitable locals. It is a place that you certainly must visit when touring the great country of Egypt. 

The Bibliotheca Alexandria in Egypt has a library capable of holding eight million books, and is one of the largest libraries in the world.

Egypt is know for its amazing & fascinating history but who knew that only a few hours drive from Cairo or Luxor, you will find beaches to match the Caribbean. From Sharm El Sheikh to Marsa Alam you will find beautiful sandy beaches, clear azure sea & marine life that you have only ever seen in an aquarium. Don’t miss out, read more here.

He twists and twirls, spinning on the spot in a trance like state. It’s an art that is learnt at an early age with lots of practice requires. The whirling dervish is a sight to see!