Nile River
Catacombs of Alexandria
Catacombs of Alexandria
Nile River was the best way to record the ancient Egyptian civilization in history, it’s also the holy secret of success in other fields. Cultivation was the first activity that formed the pillars of the Egyptian empire.
Catacombs of Alexandria
Catacombs of Alexandria
Catacombs of Alexandria
The catacombs of "Kom El Shoqafa" meaning "Mound of Shards is a historical archaeological site located in Alexandria, Egypt, and is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages.
Luxor Temple
Catacombs of Alexandria
The Giza Pyramids Complex
Luxor temple is one of the most visited landmarks in Egypt, which you can when you visit Egypt due to its excellent preserved condition and intact beautiful carvings and the rare phenomenon of having only two pharaohs leaving a significant mark on its architectural structure.
The Giza Pyramids Complex
The Giza Pyramids Complex
The Giza Pyramids Complex
The complex is one of the last remaining prehistoric monuments on the planet which was built in Egypt's old kingdom (2686 – 2181 BC) during the 4th dynasty (2613 – 2493 BC) over 4000 years and is still able to capture the hearts and souls who ever see it.
Edfu Temple
The Giza Pyramids Complex
Valley of the Kings
The Edfu temple is the crown jewel of a magical mythical city of Aswan where the legend of the past is awakened in the most incredible manner across a heavenly wonder.
Valley of the Kings
The Giza Pyramids Complex
Valley of the Kings
Valley of the Kings contains about 63 cut-rock tombs and chambers that vary in size and decorated with beautiful scenes of ancient Egyptian mythology and images from their daily life that provide clues about their history, culture, and religious beliefs during this period.