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Egypt isn’t just a destination, it’s time travel at its most thrilling. With Pinoy Tourism, you’ll step into the land where civilization began, where the Nile nurtured one of history’s greatest empires. Glide along the riverbanks on a felucca, marvel at hieroglyphs carved thousands of years ago, and stand before the Great Pyramids of Giza and the legendary Sphinx. Explore royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings, discover the treasures of King Tutankhamun, and feel the heartbeat of Cairo in its mosques and markets. From desert sunsets to golden temples, Egypt is a living storybook waiting to be read.

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    Egypt At-a-Glance

    Cruise the Nile, stand in awe of the Great Pyramids, and wander through sacred valleys where pharaohs once walked. With our local guides, you’ll not only see the wonders but hear the stories that make Egypt eternal.

    Currency
    Egyptian pound
    Capital City
    Cairo
    Winter avg temp
    17°C
    Language
    Arabic
    Summer avg temp
    38°C
    Good morning
    Sabah alkhyr
    Time Zone
    GMT+2
    Good evening
    Masa' alkhayr
    I’ll take you back through Egypt’s golden age where every stone tells a story, from royal tombs to the mighty Nile.
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    Our top 5 things to do in Egypt

    Marvel at the Pyramids and Sphinx in Giza

    Nothing prepares you for the scale of the Great Pyramids, the last surviving wonder of the ancient world. And guarding them all is the Sphinx, Egypt’s timeless mystery in stone.

    Sail to Kitchener’s Island

    Cross the Nile on a felucca and stroll through the lush Botanical Gardens, a green haven of exotic plants and towering palms with views stretching over the river.

    Step inside the Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo

    An architectural masterpiece of the 14th century, this grand mosque showcases the artistry of the Mamluk era and still leaves visitors in awe.

    Visit the Temple of Isis on Philae Island

    Set on a Nile island between the Aswan dams, this temple honors the goddess Isis. Walk among the ancient halls and hear the legends of Egypt’s gods and goddesses.

    Experience the Sound and Light Show in Giza

    At night, the pyramids awaken with light, lasers, and the voices of pharaohs retelling Egypt’s ancient history in a spectacular open-air show.

    Best museums in Egypt

    Luxor

    Luxor Museum

    A treasure trove of relics from temples and tombs, including artifacts from King Tutankhamun’s resting place and royal mummies of two pharaohs.

    Cairo

    The Egyptian Museum

    Home to over 120,000 ancient artifacts, from golden masks and jewels to the mummies of Egypt’s great rulers. The highlight: Tutankhamun’s solid gold death mask.

    Deir El Bahri

    Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple

    Carved into cliffs along the Nile, this temple is dedicated to one of Egypt’s most powerful female pharaohs, with terraces and sanctuaries that still impress today.

    Best food in Egypt

    Hamam Mahshi

    Stuffed pigeon filled with rice, onions, and spices, roasted until golden. Traditionally served at celebrations, but available in local restaurants too.

    Hawawshi

    Pita bread baked with spiced minced meat, onions, and parsley. A true Egyptian comfort food you’ll find in kitchens and street stalls alike.

    Kushari

    Egypt’s ultimate street food: a bowl of pasta, lentils, rice, and chickpeas topped with spiced tomato sauce, fried onions, and a splash of garlic vinegar.

    What to pack for a tour in Egypt

    What to Pack

    Sustainable travel kit

    Reusable bottles, eco-friendly bags, and refillable toiletry containers.

    Adaptor plug

    Egypt uses type C and F sockets with 220V.

    Comfortable shoes

    Essential for exploring temples, pyramids, and gardens.

    Light modest clothing

    Loose outfits for the heat, covering shoulders and knees for cultural respect.

    Sunglasses

    To shield from sun and sand.

    Sunscreen and hat

    SPF 30 or higher for protection under Egypt’s blazing skies.