10 things to do and see in Egypt<\/h2>
We\u2019ve selected 10 must-see places and experiences to make your trip to Egypt truly unforgettable!<\/p>
The Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx<\/h3>
Just outside Cairo, the Giza pyramids are among the most iconic monuments in the world. The Great Pyramid of Khufu is flanked by the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure. Nearby stands the Sphinx, the famous statue with a lion\u2019s body and a human face. You can explore the site on foot, horseback or camel (though be mindful of animal welfare), and even enter some burial chambers.<\/p>
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<\/figure> The Egyptian Museum in Cairo<\/h3>
A true treasure chest, the museum houses over 120,000 artifacts, including the remains of Tutankhamun, his funerary mask and objects from his tomb. It\u2019s a must-see to fully understand the soul of ancient Egypt.<\/p>
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<\/figure> A Nile cruise<\/h3>
A relaxing and scenic way to explore Egypt. Cruises usually last 3 to 7 days, sailing between Luxor and Aswan and stopping at major temple sites. Onboard, you’ll enjoy beautiful river views, stunning sunsets and direct access to archaeology.<\/p>
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The temples of Karnak and Luxor<\/h3>
Two of the most important pharaonic sites. Karnak is a vast complex of temples dedicated to Amun-Ra, while Luxor features massive statues, obelisks and a sphinx-lined avenue that narrate Egypt’s golden age. Visit at sunset for a magical atmosphere you\u2019ll never forget.<\/p>
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<\/figure> <\/figure> The Valley of the Kings<\/h3>
Located near Luxor, this royal necropolis of the New Kingdom is carved into the rock and decorated with colorful frescoes and hieroglyphs. Some tombs, including the famous tomb of Tutankhamun (still housing his mummy), are open to visitors on a rotating basis.<\/p>
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<\/figure> Abu Simbel<\/h3>
South of Aswan, these monumental temples were built by Ramses II. The four massive statues carved into the rock are iconic. The entire site was relocated in the 1960s to save it from the rising waters of the Aswan dam. Every year, on February 22 and October 22, the sun aligns perfectly inside the temple, creating a breathtaking light phenomenon.<\/p>
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<\/figure> Sharm el Sheikh and the Red Sea<\/h3>
Egypt\u2019s oases of relaxation. Sharm is known for its beaches and all-inclusive resorts. The Red Sea\u2019s underwater world is ideal for diving, snorkeling and boat trips. Ras Mohammed Marine Park is one of the most beautiful diving spots in the world. If you\u2019re after sunshine and stunning sea views, this is a must.<\/p>
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<\/figure> Desert excursions and oasis tours<\/h3>
Golden dunes and surreal rock formations\u2014Egypt’s White Desert is a must-see. Explore by 4×4, camp under the stars in a Bedouin camp and visit the oases of Siwa and Bahariya, known for their hot springs, palm groves and ancient ruins.<\/p>
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<\/figure> Khan el Khalili: Cairo\u2019s bazaar<\/h3>
Step into a world of scents, colors and sounds in the heart of Islamic Cairo. You\u2019ll find spices, fabrics, lanterns and handmade jewelry. A great place for unique souvenirs and a mint tea in one of the district’s historic caf\u00e9s. An essential stop to soak in authentic Egyptian life.<\/p>
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<\/figure> Taste Egyptian cuisine<\/h3>
No trip is complete without local food. In Egypt, try dishes like koshari (a mix of rice, pasta, lentils and crispy onions), ful medames (fava bean stew), falafel, baladi bread and sweet treats made with honey.<\/p>
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<\/figure> How to get internet in Egypt: SIM, roaming or eSIM?<\/h2>
When planning a trip to Egypt, staying connected is essential. You\u2019ll need internet to use Google Maps, translate signs, book tours or tickets\u2014and of course to share your trip with friends and family.<\/p>
But what\u2019s the best option to get internet in Egypt?<\/strong><\/p>