Welcome to Egypt – A guide around the country (Part 2)

So, we are going to continue our tour around Egypt. Do you remember where we stopped our trip? In the first part of our tour we were at the the Egyptian National Museum. And now we are going to dive deep into the Red Sea and explore the underwater world that is pretty rich and diverse.Swim in the Red Sea

It is ideal place for diving enthusiasts. The sea is clean, clear, and the beautiful underwater world is just fascinating. Do not forget to cut off a piece of coral and take it home as a souvenir from Egypt.

For all lovers of sights and thrills

Thrill lovers and adrenaline seekers just need to visit Dahab and explore the Blue Hole. This hundred-meter deep cave is situated in the middle of the Red Sea. Among scientists there is still no consensus as for the history of its origin.

Taste the Egyptian yellow tea, that is called “helba”

It does not taste so good and smells like chicken broth. But you can invite your friends for tea and boast of such extraordinary tea from far away Egypt. In ancient times, this tea preparation technology was kept in a secret, and those who divulged this secret were sentenced to the death penalty.

Mount Sinai is another attraction in Egypt

This place combines three religions. According to the legend, it was right on this mountain, when God appeared to Moses and gave him The 10 Commandments. So, a lot of tourists want to visit this legendary place. 

Then, when your journey comes near the end, you should visit the desert. One of the best – the Echo Valley that is in the southern part of the Sinai Peninsula.

Here you can ride a quad bike and visit the Bedouin village where local people offer tourists to smoke shisha, drink tea or taste the dishes of the local cuisine.

One more thing you should definitely do during your visit to Egypt and that is riding a camel. It is a local animal that can be used by local people as means of transportation.

Hope you will enjoy your trip to Egypt – such a hot and sunny country where summer is all year round.