Christians were not the first to celebrate Easter. Even before the Christian era, the Paraons celebrated a festival similar to our Easter. It was the festival of rebirth, a type of spring and fertility festival that was celebrated in all ancient cultures. Easter traditions go way back to the ancient Egyptian times of the Pharaohs. The Copts, […]
Garagos is Unique
Garagos is a small Upper Egyptian village on the eastern bank of the Nile, approximately 25 km north of Luxor. More than 150 years ago, a Jesuit priest came to Garagos and built a church. He also founded a hospital and a school. In addition to agriculture, he also began to establish the pottery craft, thereby creating a […]
Unlocking the Secrets: A Hidden Chamber Revealed in the Great Pyramid of Cheops!
Step aside, Indiana Jones, because the real-life adventure in Egypt just took a thrilling turn. Imagine that only about ten percent of the colossal Great Pyramid is known to us. We’re talking about the iconic structure, the Great Pyramid of Cheops, boasting the famous King’s Chamber, Queen’s Chamber, Rock Chamber, and the Great Gallery. But […]
