Egypt is a rewarding place to travel alone. You can stand in front of the Pyramids at your own pace, linger in the Grand Egyptian Museum as long as you like and spend an evening on the Nile without compromising with anyone. A little planning makes a solo trip smoother and far more enjoyable. Private […]
Twice a year, at sunrise, the first rays of the sun travel through the entrance of the Great Temple of Abu Simbel and reach the statues in its innermost sanctuary. It is one of the most remarkable moments in Egypt, and a powerful reminder of the skill of the builders of this Nubian monument. When […]
Getting to Egypt from the United States is easier than many travelers expect. Most visitors land at Cairo International Airport (CAI), the gateway to the Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum and domestic flights to Luxor and Aswan. Nonstop flights to Cairo EgyptAir, Egypt’s national airline, flies nonstop to Cairo from: New York (JFK) Newark (EWR) […]
Egypt is one of the best-value heritage destinations in the world, but the total cost depends on four things: your flight, how many days you stay, whether you add a Nile cruise, and the hotel level you choose. This guide breaks down each part so you can plan a realistic budget before you book. 1. […]
Spending the holidays in Egypt is a wonderful way to celebrate: mild sunny weather, the Pyramids and the Nile instead of snow, and a country where Christmas is part of a living, ancient tradition. The weather December and January are winter in Egypt. Days are pleasant and sunny, ideal for sightseeing, while mornings and evenings […]
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