Step into the lush world of the Royal Palm, a majestic tree that reigns supreme with its towering height, smooth trunk, and vibrant green crown. Standing tall at an impressive 20–30 meters and boasting a stout trunk with a diameter of about 47 centimeters, this iconic tree is a sight to behold. Picture this: a […]
Where was the Holy Birth in Ancient Egypt?
Today, we’re taking a wild ride back to ancient Egypt to uncover the juicy secrets of Mammisi – those mysterious small chapels attached to larger temples. So, what exactly is a Mammisi? Well, picture this: it’s like the VIP birthplace of a god, decked out with all the bells and whistles, dating back to the […]
Replica of Tutankhamun’s Burial Chamber
Replica of Tutankhamun’s Burial Chamber The replica of Tutankhamun’s Burial Chamber offers a captivating glimpse into the opulent world of ancient Egypt, meticulously recreated to preserve the legacy of the young pharaoh. Situated near Howard Carter’s residence, where he embarked on his historic excavation journey, this replica stands as a testament to one of archaeology’s […]
The Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Aswan
Welcome to the captivating world of the Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Aswan, where centuries of faith, history, and architectural brilliance converge in a mesmerizing display of cultural heritage. Dedicated to the venerable Archangel Michael, this cathedral stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of one of the world’s oldest Christian communities. With roots tracing […]
Where was Death on the Nile written and filmed in Egypt?
Nestled along the banks of the iconic Nile River, Egypt has long been a treasure trove of mysteries, history, and enchanting landscapes. Recently, the world witnessed the unveiling of a cinematic masterpiece that not only captures the essence of Egypt’s timeless allure but also adds a thrilling layer of mystery. “Death on the Nile,” a […]
Easter in Egypt
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 […]
Unveiling the Mysteries: Luxor Obelisk’s Journey from Ancient Egypt to Parisian Elegance!
Picture this: the bustling Place de la Concorde in Paris, adorned with the grandeur of the Luxor Obelisk, a towering monolith standing at a majestic height of 23.50 meters and weighing a whopping 230 tons. This ancient Egyptian wonder, born in the 13th century B.C. during the reign of Ramses II, carries within its granite […]
Reviving Ancient Glory: Luxor’s Spectacular Avenue of Sphinxes Emerges from the Sands of Time!
Prepare to be transported back 3,000 years as we unravel the mesmerizing tale of Luxor’s grandeur – the resurrection of the awe-inspiring Avenue of Sphinxes! In a celebration of monumental proportions, the 2.7 km-long avenue, once a majestic link between the Karnak and Luxor temples, has emerged from the depths of history in a triumphant […]
