We kept the Luxor Temple for the last day. It was like saving the best for the last. We left our hotel morning early to avoid the mid-day sun and stayed there u...
The Ramesseum is the mortuary temple of Ramses II. As the last great pharaoh of Egypt, Ramesses II spent 20 years of his 67-year reign in building the Ramesseum...
If there's one site that I liked more than any other in Luxor, it would be the magnificent Medinat Habu. A stunning memorial temple, Medinat Habu was commis...
Walking through Karnak temple in Luxor is like going through the pages of a history book. To understand the importance of Karnak is to know a bit about Luxor. T...
Egypt's Red Sea coast is as stunning as it is varied. The comfort travelers have Sharm-el-Sheikh and Hurghada, while the offbeat explorers can opt between Marsa...
The marine world along the Marsa Alam coast is a real treasure trove for the diver. Here you can see the spinner dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, green turtles, h...
While traveling is not recommended right now, nothing is stopping you from discovering another world full of beauty, archaeological ruins, geological formations...
When I first met Tarek, I was so hopelessly uncomfortable in the water, that he actually thought I had never learned to swim. In fact, our first date was in a s...
Recently I went to Marsa Alam. The trip was a long pending belated birthday gift from Tarek and I decided to learn diving there. The decision was not an easy on...
The colours of the Sinai are harsh. They are stony, immobile, and seemingly too arid to support any life. All around you are only granite rock faces in tawny hu...