Sinai Desert is which is located in Egypt and the desert is full of diversity. From the wide open plains to the high sand dunes to camel riding to the rugged mountains, the desert in Sinai has to offer an incredible experience. The desert is also known as the “Land of Fayrouz” which means turquoise which is to the fact that the ancient turquoise mines of south Sinai, which provided the pharaohs with the abundant decorations on amulets and burial masks.

Mount Sinai, also referred to as Mount Horeb in the Bible, is the place Moses is said to have received the ten commandments (Exodus 19, Deuteronomy).  It is also the location Elijah is said to have run to when he fled from Jezebel (1 Kings 19).

Sitting on the periphery of Cairo, in Giza, are some of the most humongous pyramid-shaped man-made structures, one of which is the only Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that still stands. Although a tourist site today, these pyramids served as burial chambers for the pharaohs/kings of Egypt and hold immense historical and cultural significance! The size of the pyramids leaves you awe-struck, considering no machinery was used in their construction and their weight is in thousands or millions of tons!

The Red Sea coast in Egypt is the dream destination for every athlete who loves water sports! With multiple luxurious resorts, adventurous water sports, and serene islands, this place will have you drawn by its charm!.