We all know about King Tut and it is here that you can visit his tomb. In fact, you can visit all of the Kings of the Pharaoh’s tombs. Ramses, I-V, and everyone in between was entombed in extravagant tombs filled with riches and jewels on the West Bank of the Nile.

Islamic Cairo is known as the “City of Citadels” with many mosques to visit including the Sultan Hussan Mosque and the Alabaster Mosque aka, The Mosque of Muhammad Ali. It is the most visited mosque in all of Egypt and with good reason.

Other museums around the world have Egyptian artifacts but this takes it to the next level. It is worth touring the museum because when visiting the temples of Egypt, there is nothing inside they have all been moved to the safety of the museum where you can see them with your own eyes.

For a luxury escape in Egypt, El Gouna is a popular holiday destination. It’s popular spot for diving in the Red Sea, chilling out at the beach, and dolphin spotting.

Sharm El Sheik is Egypt’s most popular resort destinations located on the Sinai Peninsula. It is yet another excellent spot for scuba diving, but with its convenient location, it is also a great spot for adventure. You can climb Mount Sinai or take a trip to the desert to experience one of the Bedouin camps

Located at the foot of Mount Sinai, a visit to Saint Catherine’s Monastery is a must visit when in the Sinai Peninsula. It is the very place where God spoke to Moses as a burning bush. Dating back to the 500s AD, this is the oldest continuously working Christian monastery in the world.

Located on the Mediterranean Sea, Alexandria is where East meets West. Alexandrea was founded by Alexander the Great and housed one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, the Alexandria Lighthouse. Psst: The Great Pyramids are another ancient wonder.