The Pyramids which lie in The Giza Plateau were built in and took years to build. Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids because . Even in modern times, with advanced know-how  and technology, the monumental constructions seem beyond the capacity of the human race. But funnily enough, some people think they were built by aliens and it is said  theories. The Great Pyramid was the world’s largest man-made structure for almost 4,000 years. 

In Luxor you will find Karnak. This is the second most visited ancient monument after the Pyramids of Giza. It had been a sacred place for over more than a millennia.  Now, we’re sure you’re wondering why it is called a museum when it is a temple, but the name actually comes from the collection of temples, sanctuaries, shrines and obelisks from across the centuries built by 30 successive rulers. Favorite Activities: Hot-Air Ballooning and Camel rides on the West Bank.

Valley of the Kings, the eternal palaces of some of Ancient Egypt’s most intriguing pharaohs and queens, vibrant now as they were first created.

Saqara Pyramid in the first capital of Egypt. Memphis is still being excavated, with new finds being discovered all the time. We are sure if this ground can talk, there would be many interesting stories at this point.

The incredibly atmospheric St Catherines Monastery stands at the foot of Mt Sinai as it has for the last fifteen centuries, too remote for the force of change to reach it. The church encloses Moses’ burning bush, the focus of the Sinai pilgrimage. A rope pulley used to be the only way into the Byzantine fortress.  A UNESCO world heritage site.

Citadel, Pencil-thin minarets. 

Temple of Isis in Aswan is believed to hold the last carving of hieroglyphs. Aswan is Egypt’s natural southern border since antiquity and a famous winter place for thousands of years. Ancient ruins, islands, palm trees and colorful Nubian houses line the shore of the Nile, giving Aswan a laidback oasis vibe. Here you will see history in a setting suitable for a painting. Activities: Camel rides at the Tombs of The Nobles. Kayaking & swimming.

Temples of Ramses II and his wife in Abu Simbel. The temple looks like, which would mean that the Pharo was serious about keeping invaders away from the border. Usually this is when you have hostile neighbors. When surrounded by friends you would not even know you’re crossing over.  A famous attraction for tourists to enjoy. Because who does not love saying that they were there when the sun set on

Khan el-Khalili. We have to take this with a pinch of salt because old markets should not really count as a tell-all for countries, but we do know now that Cairo is a little crowded. which might we just add was built 

Alexandria has a lot to offer in terms of history and archeological sites. Greek and Roman treasures. When your library shows an open bridge to the Mediterranean, then you must know that it spread knowledge to the world at some point in time.