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It’s been 1 week since Borders Between Empires launched!

Thanks to everyone who has left reviews so far 🥰❤️ I’m so happy with how much you all love Hanni and Jaemin!

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Sorry for the lack of drawings, this was supposed to be done a few weeks ago, but as usually I got distracted by the internet and personal drama, as well as writing a long post about the characters.

That being said, I made a series of drawings of my Jojo OC Medea interacting with the Crusaders since there isn’t a lot of them(except as Incorrect Quotes), and as some of you can guess, this takes place during the “Battle of Egypt” arc since she wasn't their ally until then.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jean Pierre Polanreff

- Relationship: Sibling bond - She nicknames him "Frenchie" - Shares a single brain cell with him

- He and Medea actually do get along well as he used to serve(brainwashed) DIO and was dismayed over him "betraying" their Lord, he's a bit more forgiving and patient with her since he knows that DIO's just using her, he does have his breaking points though.

Despite being enemies, she has no problem bonding with him over their enjoyment of Western cartoons such as "Tom and Jerry" and "Looney Toons" during their stay at a Luxor hotel.

Even though he got his revenge, he's still haunted by his late-sister losing her purity and life, and was horrified when he found out that DIO is doing the same to Medea, thus starts fighting tooth and nail to make sure she lives.

She later apologized to Polnareff for treating him like crap when she returns to Cairo with Kakyoin, and thanked him for killing J. Geil as he was horrible towards women, she fights alongside Polnareff and Iggy against Vanilla Ice.

Polanreff became her best man at her's and Keiji's wedding in 1994 and was ecstatic to see her baby girl Noriko, it was the last time she saw him alive. Medea asked Jotaro where he had gone during their drive to S-City, but even he doesn't know where Polnareff is either.

Medea later grieved for him when she found out what became of him during his pursuit for Diavolo and the stand arrows in "Golden Wind".

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Jotaro Kujo

- Relationship: Enemies to friends - Calls him "Jojo" just to make fun of him as she thought it was a dumb nickname - Battle of the sexist jerks; broken hearted Misandrist vs punk ass Misogynist

- She first assumed that Jotaro was an adult due to his large stature and mature features, only to get caught completely off guard when she realizes that he's actually a 17-year-old highschooler.

Jotaro does the "YAKAMASHI!" and "annoying bitch" schtick when she started doing her villainous monologuing, she asked if he kissed his mother with that mouth, that comment resulted in her ass getting kicked and losing two left molars.

Jotaro was the one who turned her into their mole when they came to Egypt, he kept foiling her murder attempts during the whole true trip. Despite all that, he was furious when he found out that DIO tried to kill her in a similar fashion to Enyaba, wanting to beat the shit of of him right now for it.

After returning to Cairo with Kakyoin, their relationship improved for the better as they no longer fought with each other. Before "DIO's World", Jotaro thanked her for being one of the few women in his life to not squeal at him for being "handsome".

After DIO's defeat, she goes with him and Joseph to Japan and hasn't left since. The two became parent figures to the kids of Morioh during "Diamond is Unbreakable", despite being on good terms now, she can't help but ruffle Jotaro's feathers just for the fun of it.

At some point, he reprimand her for being too distant from her daughter, only to get called out on it as well.

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Joseph Joestar

- Relationship: Complicated - Medea slut shames him to high heaven - Joseph had a BSoD moment when he heard Medea gush about the Pillar Men

- She chases him all across Asia for weeks just to get her revenge for "driving away Jason" from her and offer his blood to DIO, fails each time. At some point Joseph told her the reason why they're going after DIO, which throws her off completely as DIO never told her about Holy Kujo.

Despite that, she still chases the Crusaders after DIO gave her one last chance to redeem herself, which pisses off Joseph even more.

After she became their mole in Egypt, he forces her to wear his old breathing mask as a trust bargain as well as keep her under tight ropes, he even rigged it with Hamon so that whenever she removes it, she'll get electrocuted by overdrive(same rules apply to her Stand to).

When she bribed Alessi to age down Joseph, she wasn't expecting him to turn into his younger and sexier self(circa Part 2) and became smitten. Joseph has NEVER let her live it down since then.

It took him an hour to save Medea's life from DIO's blood poisoning thanks to his Hamon. This selfless act made her realize that Joseph, despite his flaws, is willing to help others good and bad, no longer wanting revenge against him. 

She would however eventually have the last laugh when she found out that he was sent to the dog house after his affair got exposed in 1999, she also believed that he's faking his senility just to get his "get out of jail free" card.

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Muhammad Avdol

- Relationship: Enemies to friends - She was the reason why DIO found him at the Khan el Khalili - He was shocked when he realized that Medea isn't a Tarot Stand user

- After Cameo was defeated, she was shocked to learn that Avdol is alive and well, with him scolding her for harassing the Crusaders despite getting her revenge against Jason, she fled back to Egypt afterwards, having his arrival killing her mood and not wishing to get BBQ'​​​​​​​d by [Magician's Red].

At Aswan, when she tries to kill him at the Hospital, Avdol sought out her weakness and told Jotaro to exploit it. While not happy with her murderous plans, he's a lot more patient with her than Polnareff is due to knowing that DIO brainwashed her. 

During their trip to Cairo, he was actually pleased when he saw that Medea took an interest in his culture's myths and legends and they ended up talking more over it, even letting slip about the Glory God's Stands and which god they represent.

When she realized what happened, she blamed him for tricking her, which isn't true but he joked about it anyways.

He was the first one to discover that Medea's welts were Vampire bites thanks to Joseph's warning about Vampires and drove her to the hospital. Despite losing their mole, Avdol believed that her health is one of their highest priorities.

When she came back to Cairo, he was happy to know that she's all better. During "DIO's World", she called him crazy when he wanted to burn down the manor due to their friends being inside, she witnessed Vanilla Ice killing him afterwards, traumatizing her.

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Iggy

- Relationship: Enemies to friends - She compares him to her late pet Boston Terrier "Ozzy" - Iggy enjoys messing with her just as how he messes with Polnareff

- She thought that he was a normal dog at first before discovering that he's a Tarot Stand user represented by "The Fool" and instantly regrets it.

She got farted on when he smelled her body oder and called him a "jerk mutt" for that, he also raided her backpack and stole her clothes and sandwiches that she packed for herself, and he kicked her into the Nile river when she tried to attack him.

When Medea got hospitalized for Blood poisoning, Iggy smelled DIO's odor coming off of her welts which scared him into defending himself as he can naturally smell evil like most dogs do, he used [The Fool] to recreate DIO's likeness from that scent alone to show the Crusaders what he smelled, which is how Joseph was able to save her and how Iggy was able to recreate DIO during the Vanilla Ice fight.

Iggy started warming up to Medea after she returned to Cairo as he finally understood the pain she gained from DIO after his encounter with Pet Shop, but he wouldn't admit it, she and Iggy chilled out while everyone was having their last supper together. 

She mourned his death and petted his corpse, and calling him a "good boy" for saving her's and Polnareff's lives.

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Noriaki Kakyoin

- Relationship: Reconciled friendship - She nicknames him "Cherry boy" - She learned about Morioh because of him

- He was one of the few Agents that she actually became close friends with without hang ups, so Medea was very hurt when he "betrayed" DIO because of the Crusaders.

She tried convincing him to leave them and return to Egypt with her, when he refused, she just went: "...Fine! Die with those bastards then!" in grief induced anger. Kakyoin tried reasoning with her before she began harassing them throughout the journey.

They reconciled when she was hospitalized and they started bonding over their first encounters with DIO, as well as having no real friends until they met the Crusaders.

She kept Kakyoin's Walkman that he left behind at the mansion and used it to listen to his music and learned some Japanese, at some point she bought herself a "Pat Metheny Group" album for it and became attached to "Last Train Home", Medea eventually gave it back to him during their train ride to Cairo.

She cradled his body and grieved for him when DIO murdered him in cold blood. After DIO's defeat, she cried over his retrieved corpse and thanked him for everything he's done for her and the Crusaders.

She kept his cherry earrings as a memento to remember him by. In 1993, she originally planned on naming her future son "Noriaki" when she was pregnant, but ended up getting a daughter instead, whom she names "Noriko".

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Blog Tour + #Review: CITY SPIES: CITY OF THE DEAD by James Ponti (w/ #giveaway)!

Welcome to Book-Keeping and my stop on the Rockstar Book Tours blog tour for the fourth installment in the City Spies series by James Ponti, City Spies: City of the Dead, which releases next Tuesday, 7 February! If you’ve followed my reviews before, you’ll know what a huge fan I am of this series, so I’m thrilled to tell you all about this latest installment. You can also find my review and a giveaway below!

About the Book

title: City Spies: City of the Dead author: James Ponti publisher: Aladdin release date: 7 February 2023

In this fourth installment in the New York Times bestselling series from Edgar Award winner James Ponti, the young group of spies go codebreaking in Cairo in another international adventure perfect for fans of Spy School and Mrs. Smith’s Spy School for Girls. Codename Kathmandu, better known as Kat, loves logic and order, has a favorite eight-digit number, and can spot a pattern from a mile away. So when a series of cyberattacks hits key locations in London while the spies are testing security for the British Museum, it’s clear that Kat’s skill for finding reason in what seems like randomness makes her the perfect candidate to lead the job. And while the team follows the deciphered messages to Egypt and the ancient City of the Dead to discover who is behind the attacks and why, Kat soon realizes that there’s another layer to the mystery. With more players, more clues, and involving higher levels of British Intelligence than ever before, this mission is one of the most complex that the group has faced to date. And it’s also going to bring about a change to the City Spies…

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About the Author

JAMES PONTI (he/him/his) is the New York Times bestselling author of three middle grade book series: City Spies, about an unlikely squad of five kids from around the world who form an elite MI6 Spy Team; the Edgar Award–winning Framed! series, about a pair of tweens who solve mysteries in Washington, DC; and the Dead City trilogy, about a secret society that polices the undead living beneath Manhattan. His books have appeared on more than fifteen different state award lists and he is the founder of a writers group known as the Renegades of Middle Grade. James is also an Emmy– nominated television writer and producer who has worked for many networks including Nickelodeon, Disney Channel, PBS, History, and Spike TV, as well as NBC Sports. He lives with his family in Orlando, Florida. 

Connect with James: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Goodreads | Amazon

My 5-Star Review

If you’ve followed my reviews for any length of time, you may know just how much I love this middle grade series. My son and I have both read them all (though he hasn’t yet gotten his hands on this latest one!), and we’ve also read, both separately and out loud together, Mr. Ponti’s Dead City series, which we also love. (He has also read the Framed! series, though I have not.) Naturally I was going to jump at the chance to read and review book four! (You can find my reviews of book one here and book two here.)

While I suppose you technically could read this as a standalone, I would highly recommend reading the first three books first -- you’ll get a much better feel for the characters, and they’re totally all worth reading! In each book, a different one of our “city spies” (their codenames are each the cities in which they were found) is the alpha, or leader, of the mission. In book four, it’s Kat’s turn, and she leads in several missions throughout the book, which take the spies from London to Berlin to, ultimately, Cairo and Luxor, Egypt. Kat has always been a favorite character of mine -- she has Asperger’s and is able to see patterns amid all the chaos of life. She’s truly brilliant and refreshingly honest and plain-spoken! The spies continue hot on the heels of Umbra in this installment, and there’s a surprise addition to the City Spies team that no one was expecting. I literally read the entire book in one sitting; I just couldn’t stop flipping the pages!

I highly, highly recommend this series for all middle grade readers (will be especially good for reluctant readers!), as well as anyone who just enjoys a good spy thriller (one appropriate for kids, of course). This installment continues the unbroken string of five-star reviews for each book in the series. And with *that ending*, I can’t wait to read book five!

Rating: 5 stars!

**Disclosure: I received a copy of the book from the publisher for purposes of this blog tour. This review is voluntary on my part and reflects my honest rating and review of the book.

About the Giveaway

One (1) lucky winner will receive a finished copy of City Spies: City of the Dead by James Ponti! This one is US only and ends on 6 February 2023. Enter via the Rafflecopter below, and good luck!

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About the Blog Tour + James’ Tours

Here’s the schedule for this second and final week of the blog tour, as well as James’ schedule of tours for the book launch!

Blog Tour, Week Two:

1/30/2023 - Nerdophiles - Review 1/30/2023 - Eye-Rolling Demigod's Book Blog - Review/IG Post

1/31/2023 - Wanderingwitchreads - TikTok Review/IG Post 1/31/2023 - Review Thick And Thin - Review/IG Post

2/1/2023 - @ChristenKrumm - IG Review 2/1/2023 - Two Points of Interest - Review

2/2/2023 - Book-Keeping - Review/IG Post 2/2/2023 - @bookmama85 - IG Review

2/3/2023 - OneMoreExclamation - Review/IG Post 2/3/2023 - @froggyreadteach - IG Review

James’ launch tours:

Monday, February 7, 2023 at 6:00pm CT Virtual launch event hosted by Blue Willow Bookshop (Houston, TX) In conversation with Kelly Yang (author of NEW FROM HERE and FINALLY SEEN)

Wednesday, February 8, 2023 at 7:00pm ET In-person event hosted by Little Shop of Stories (Decatur, GA) In conversation with Laurel Snyder (author of ORPHAN ISLAND and CHARLIE & MOUSE)

Thursday, February 9, 2023 at 6:00pm ET In-person event hosted by Malaprop’s (Asheville, NC) In conversation with Alan Gratz (author of REFUGEE, GROUND ZERO, and TWO DEGREES)

Friday, February 10, 2023 at 5:00pm ET In-person event hosted by RJ Julia Booksellers (Madison, CT) In conversation with Lauren Tarshis (author of the I SURVIVED series)

Saturday, February 11, 2023 at 3:00pm ET In-person event hosted by Books of Wonder (New York, NY) In conversation with Sayantani DasGupta (author of THE FIRE QUEEN series), Chris Grabenstein (author of DOG SQUAD and THE SMARTEST KID IN THE UNIVERSE), and Karina Yan Glaser (author of THE VANDERBEEKERS series)

Sunday, February 12, 2023 at 2:00pm CT In-person event at St. Louis Public Library hosted by The Novel Neighbor (St. Louis, MO) In conversation with George Jreije (author of SHAD HADID AND THE ALCHEMISTS OF ALEXANDRIA)

Monday, February 13, 2023 at 7:00pm CT In-person event hosted by Wild Rumpus Books for Young Readers (Minneapolis, MN) In conversation with Jacqueline West (author of THE BOOKS OF ELSEWHERE and LONG LOST)

Tuesday, February 14, 2023 at 5:30pm ET In-person event hosted by Quail Ridge Books (Raleigh, NC) In conversation with Kwame Mbalia (author of the TRISTAN STRONG series)

Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 10:30am ET In-person event hosted by Politics & Prose (Washington, D.C.)

Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 2:00pm ET In-person event hosted by The International Spy Museum (Washington, D.C.)

Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 2:00pm ET In-person event hosted at Lake Highland Prep School hosted by Writer’s Block Bookstore (Orlando, FL) In conversation with Jerry Craft (author of NEW KID and CLASS ACT)

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A Glimpse Into Luxor Valley of Nobles-Egypta-Tours

The Valley of Nobles in Luxor City is a hidden gem waiting to be explored by history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. This ancient burial site, located on the west bank of the Nile River, offers a glimpse into the lives and beliefs of the nobility of ancient Egypt.

As you wander through this archaeological wonder, you'll be surrounded by rock-cut tombs adorned with vibrant murals and intricate hieroglyphics that tell stories of the elite families who once called this place their final resting ground. Each tomb is a testament to the wealth and status of its occupants, showcasing their lavish lifestyles and deep-rooted connections to Egyptian mythology.

Visiting the Valley of Nobles is like stepping back in time to an era where art, religion, and power intersected in fascinating ways. The serene atmosphere of the valley invites contemplation and reflection, allowing visitors to connect with the past on a profound level.

Whether you're drawn to ancient history or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, a visit to the Valley of Nobles in Luxor City promises to be an unforgettable journey through time. Immerse yourself in the beauty and grandeur of this remarkable site and uncover the secrets of Egypt's noble past.

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het oude Luxor Theater, De Buren van Grand Hotel Centraal aan de Kruiskade. (sinds 1917)

Het oude Luxor behoort met zijn circa 900 stoelen tot de categorie ‘middelgrote theaterzalen'. Het biedt een podium aan cabaret, theaterconcerten, kleinere musicalproducties, toneel-, jeugd- & familievoorstellingen.

Op 22 december 1917 openden ondernemers Theo Goeman en Carel van Zwanenburg het (oude) Luxor Theater aan de Kruiskade. Daarmee was het theater het 17de bioscooptheater in de Maasstad. Met 1180 stoelen is het dan de grootste bioscoopzaal van Nederland.[1] Luxor werd ontworpen door architect P. Vermaas. Binnen 10 jaar kwam het theater in de handen van het Duitse Universal Film AG. De nieuwe eigenaren verbouwden grondig: een balkon met 500 stoelen, een nieuwe bredere gevel met kenmerkende lichttoren en grote letters met Luxor Palast.[1] Tijdens de oorlog bleven er tot 1944 filmvertoningen plaatsvinden. Het is een van de weinige gebouwen die ongeschonden bleven bij het bombardement op Rotterdam. Kort na de bevrijding werd het gebouw enigszins opgeknapt en werden er naast films ook regelmatig variété- en toneelvoorstellingen gespeeld. In de jaren 50 en begin jaren 60 ziet het Luxor grote namen en producties: de eerste onemanshow van Toon Hermans, Édith Piaf, Porgy and Bess, My Fair Lady en Heerlijk duurt het langst.[1]

In 1972 begon weer een grondige verbouwing onder leiding van Carel Witz.[1] Bijna alleen de buitenkant blijft staan: geen balkon meer, maar daarvoor in de plaats een sterk oplopende vloer met een laagliggende toneelvloer, waardoor het zicht op het podium sterk verbeterde. Toch begon niet lang daarna voorzichtig de behoefte te komen aan een groter en beter theater; de foyers zijn te krap, de toiletten te schaars en de technische outillage beperkt. Bovendien vertoont het gebouw langzaam maar zeker ook bouwtechnische gebreken.

Sinds 2001 bestonden er plannen om op de plaats van het oude Luxor een nieuw middelgroot theater te bouwen. Wegens geldgebrek dat voortvloeide uit de economische crisis werd echter besloten het bestaande theatergebouw te restaureren. Deze zeven maanden durende restauratie en uitbreiding, naar het ontwerp van de in Antwerpen gevestigde architecte Aude de Broissia, werd eind 2014 afgerond.

De gemeente Rotterdam schreef een ontwerpwedstrijd uit voor de bouw van het nieuwe Luxor Theater op de Wilhelminapier op de Kop van Zuid. In april van 1996 werd de architect Peter Wilson uitgeroepen tot winnaar. De van oorsprong Australische architect, omschreef zijn ontwerp als 'slank, mooi en elegant'. De combinatie van sober en warm sprak de jury zeer aan. In september 1998 ging de eerste paal de grond in, theatraal aangekleed door Hans Kombrink (toenmalig Wethouder Kunstzaken) en Freek de Jonge; het startsein voor het bouwproces. In september 2000 werd het hoogste punt bereikt.

De allereerste voorstelling, een concert door Mathilde Santing, vond plaats op 25 februari 2001. Youp van 't Hek presenteerde op 24 april het eerste exemplaar van een boek over het Nieuwe Luxor Theater dat werd geschreven door Haagsche Courant-journalist Frans Happel. Op zaterdag 28 april was de officiële opening, met de premièrevoorstelling van City van het kleinkunstduo Mini & Maxi. Hierbij was ook (toen nog) koningin Beatrix aanwezig. Daarmee was Rotterdam een groot amusementstheater (met 1527 stoelen) rijker. In het nieuwe theater zijn veelal langere series voorstellingen van grootschalige producties in de genres musical & muziektheater, show & variété, cabaret, theaterconcerten, jeugd & familie, opera en dans te zien.

Het gebouw heeft naast een opvallende architectuur ook een bijzondere belettering in en op het gebouw. Speciaal voor Luxor Theater is een lettertype ontworpen als onderdeel van de corporate identity. Dit letterfont past in elke ruimte waar men een boodschap kwijt wil (One Fits All). Het letterfont heet LUXOR.

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Egypt Easter Tours: Explore Ancient Wonders and Celebrate the Holiday in Style

Egypt Easter Tours: Explore Ancient Wonders and Celebrate the Holiday in Style

Egypt is a country that is rich in history and culture. From the ancient wonders of the Pyramids of Giza to the beautiful beaches of the Red Sea, Egypt has something to offer everyone. And what better time to visit than during the Easter holiday season? With Egypt Easter Tours, you can explore the country's ancient wonders and celebrate the holiday in style.

Why Egypt for Easter?

Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country, but it has a significant Christian minority, making it an ideal destination for those looking to celebrate Easter in a different way. The Coptic Orthodox Church, which is the largest Christian denomination in Egypt, celebrates Easter on a different day than the Western Christian Church. This means that you can extend your Easter celebration and experience it twice in one year.

Moreover, Egypt's weather during the Easter season is perfect for outdoor activities. The temperature during this time of the year ranges from a comfortable 20°C to 30°C, making it ideal for sightseeing and exploring the outdoors.

What to expect during Egypt Easter Tours

Egypt Easter Tours are designed to give you a complete experience of the country's history, culture, and traditions. During your tour, you will visit some of Egypt's most iconic sites, including the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Valley of the Kings.

You will also get to explore the vibrant cities of Cairo and Luxor, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy delicious Egyptian cuisine. From traditional street food to upscale restaurants, you will have plenty of opportunities to try authentic Egyptian dishes.

Besides exploring the historical sites and the cities, you will also get to experience the Easter celebrations in Egypt. The Coptic Orthodox Church celebrates Easter with a week-long series of events, including masses, processions, and feasts. You will get to experience these events and learn about the traditions and customs surrounding them.

Top attractions to visit during Egypt Easter Tours

Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx

No visit to Egypt is complete without seeing the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. These ancient wonders have stood the test of time and continue to amaze visitors from around the world. You can explore the pyramids from the outside or take a guided tour inside to learn more about their history and construction.

Valley of the Kings

The Valley of the Kings is another must-see attraction in Egypt. It is home to the tombs of some of Egypt's most famous pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, Ramses II, and Seti I. You can explore the tombs and learn about the pharaohs' lives and legacies.

Luxor Temple

Luxor Temple is a beautiful temple complex that was built during the New Kingdom period. It is dedicated to the god Amun and was once the center of religious and political life in ancient Egypt. You can explore the temple's many halls and courtyards and see the stunning hieroglyphs and carvings that adorn its walls.

Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is home to some of the world's most significant collections of ancient Egyptian artifacts. From the treasures of Tutankhamun to the mummies of ancient pharaohs, the museum has something for everyone interested in Egypt's history.

Nile River Cruise

A Nile River cruise is a fantastic way to see Egypt's many historical sites while enjoying the beauty of the Nile River. You can choose from a range of cruise options, from luxury cruises to more affordable options, and explore the temples and tombs along the river.

Tips for planning your Egypt Easter Tour

Book early

Egypt Easter Tours are popular, and it's essential to book your tour early to ensure availability and secure the best rates. Tango Travel Egypt offers early booking discounts, so be sure to take advantage of these offers.

Choose the right tour operator

Choosing the right tour operator is crucial to ensuring the success of your Egypt Easter Tour. Look for a reputable company with experience in organizing tours in Egypt and positive reviews from past customers.

Pack appropriately

Egypt's climate can be hot and dry, especially during the summer months. Be sure to pack light, breathable clothing and comfortable shoes for walking and exploring. Don't forget to bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.

Respect local customs and traditions

Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country, and it's essential to respect local customs and traditions during your visit. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites and avoid public displays of affection.

In conclusion, Egypt Easter Tours offers a unique opportunity to explore the country's ancient wonders and celebrate the holiday in style. From the Pyramids of Giza to the Coptic Orthodox Church's Easter celebrations, Egypt has something to offer everyone. So, book your tour today and get ready for an unforgettable experience in one of the world's most fascinating countries.

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In the duration of my trip to the glorious city of Luxor, I enjoyed being photographed by the street portraits photography artist Mr. @muhannad_saif_photography, the result is the first picture in this series, showing Luxor Temple in the background. Encouraging enthusiast photographers is a great blessing. #portraitsphotography #luxor #egypt #luxortemple @boulosisaac #boulosisaac (at Luxor, Egypt) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpIqeuqLnKV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Over 3,000-Year-Old Royal Tomb Discovered in Egypt's Luxor

— Maria Konokhova | Sputnik International

Luxor, a city in southern Egypt, is particularly famous for its archaeological treasures dating back to the times of the pharaohs. The city is often characterized as the greatest open-air museum, as within its territory lie numerous ancient monuments, temples and tombs.

A joint Egyptian-British mission has found a previously undiscovered ancient royal tomb in the Egyptian city of Luxor, according to the country’s authorities.

The royal tomb was discovered in an ancient site on the west bank of the Nile River, 650 kilometers south of Cairo, Egypt’s capital. The mission consisted of archaeologists from the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the New Kingdom Research Foundation at the University of Cambridge.

Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, highlighted the importance of the recent discovery, stating that based on initial evidence it could be a tomb dating back to the 18th dynasty of pharaonic Egypt, which spanned from 1550/1549 BC to 1292 BC. Archaeologists claimed it could be a tomb of a royal wife or princess.

The information is expected to be verified in the near future as soon as the archaeological documentation of the tomb is gathered. Work at the site is set to continue.

🇪🇬 The joint Egyptian-English mission found a previously unknown ancient royal tomb in the southern Egyptian city of Luxor, according to the country’s authorities

▪️The royal tomb was discovered in an ancient site on the west bank of the Nile River in Luxor, 650 kilometers south of Cairo, Egypt’s capital.

▪️Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, stated that the recent discovery could be a tomb dating back to the 18th Dynasty of Pharaonic Egypt, which spanned from 1550/1549 BC to 1292 BC.

▪️The tomb is the latest discovery in a series of findings Egypt has recently publicized in a bid to revive its tourism sector, which heavily relies on the country’s ancient treasures

Century of Breakthrough: Egypt Marks 100th Anniversary of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's Tomb's Discovery

According to the director of the Western Valleys archeological site Mohsen Kamel, the tomb's state of preservation is quite poor, as it was partially damaged by floodwaters during ancient times which flooded it with sand and limestone, obliterating its inscriptions.

The tomb is the latest discovery in a series of findings Egypt has recently publicized in a bid to revive its tourism sector, which heavily relies on the country’s ancient treasures. The industry was largely affected by years of political unrest and later by the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused a significant drop in the number of tourists visiting the country, and subsequently decreased revenue derived from the sector.

Likely Location of Ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertifi's Tomb Named by Scholar

King Tut's tomb may be but an outer section of a larger tomb "still occupied" by Nefertiti, if the new theory is to be believed.

The elusive burial chamber of the legendary Ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti, wife of pharaoh Akhenaten and stepmother of pharaoh Tutankhamen, may be located in a hidden chamber adjacent to the resting place of her regal stepson, The Guardian reports, citing Nicholas Reeves, Egyptologist and former curator in the British Museum’s Department of Egyptian Antiquities.

According to the newspaper, Reeves said that cartouches in the Tutankhamun’s tomb that depict him being buried by Ay, his successor as pharaoh, were apparently painted over cartouches showing Tutaknhamun himself burying his royal predecessor Nefertiti.

“I can now show that, under the cartouches of Ay, are cartouches of Tutankhamun himself, proving that that scene originally showed Tutankhamun burying his predecessor, Nefertiti,” he said. “You would not have had that decoration in the tomb of Tutankhamun.”

Reeves postulated that the tomb of King Tut is but an outer section of a larger tomb “prepared for and still occupied by” Nefertiti, claiming back in 2015 that high-resolution images of Tutankhamun’s tomb displayed possible evidence of plastered unexplored doorways.

“We’ve always been puzzled by Tutankhamun’s tomb because of its strange shape. It’s very small, and not what we’d expect of a king,” he said.

The new evidence is expected to be included in Reeves’ new upcoming book titles “The Complete Tutankhamun”, which is expected to be published next month.

3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Artifact Discovered in Memphis, Tennessee.

3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Artifact Discovered in Memphis, Tennessee. According to Interpol, the illegal trafficking of cultural property may be as high as $10 billion a year. Much of the cultural property heads to Europe before being sent to North America or East Asia.

An Egyptian artifact that may be over 3,000 years old was confiscated by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers after finding it in a shipping port in Memphis, Tennessee, officials said on Thursday.

The artifact was discovered on August 17 and was shipped from a dealer in Europe to a private buyer in the United States. The manifest listed the item as an antique stone sculpture over 100 years old, which may be the understatement of the millennium.

CBP officials worked with experts at the University of Memphis Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology to confirm the item’s authenticity. They said the item was likely from the Egyptian Third Intermediate Period, dating from 1069 BC to 653 BC, meaning the item is at least over 2,600 years old and may be over 3,000 years old.

They also determined that it is a canopic jar lid, depicting the Egyptian funeral deity Imsety, who was one of the four sons of Horus. Canopic jars were used to store mummies’ internal organs. Imsety was specifically tasked with protecting the deceased’s liver. Some believe he helped revive the dead to pass them to his father.

The shipper had made conflicting statements about the item’s value, which led to the CBP seizing the item. The Convention on Cultural Property Implementation Act of 1983 restricts the import of some archeological and ethnological materials into the United States, and it was under this law that the CBP was able to take the lid.

The head was then sent to the Department of Homeland Security Investigations for further examination. They hope to determine the item’s history of ownership.

Egypt Displays Hundreds of Newly Discovered Artefacts Dating Over 2,500 Years Old.

May 31st, 2022! Egypt Displays Hundreds of Newly Discovered Artefacts Dating Over 2,500 Years Old. The Egyptian archaeological mission has reportedly discovered a massive number of coffins and bronze statues at a location near the famed Step Pyramid of Djoser, some 24 kilometers from the nation's capital of Cairo.

Egypt's antiquities officials have presented a trove of treasured items dating back over 2,500 years that were unearthed recently at the legendary necropolis of Saqqara, the National News reported on Monday.

Citing Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, the report detailed that the new archaeological find consisted of 250 sarcophagi and 150 small bronze statues of gods and goddesses, among other antiques.

Sarcophaguses found in a cache dating to the Egyptian Late Period (around the fifth century BC) are displayed after their discovery by a mission headed by Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, at the Bubastian cemetery at the Saqqara necropolis, southwest of Egypt's capital on May 30, 2022. © AFP 2023 / KHALED DESOUKI

Waziri reportedly exhibited only a portion of the treasure, comprising 35 painted wooden coffins, at the UNESCO Heritage site south of Cairo. The sarcophagi, which date back to the Late Period of Ancient Egypt's history, are said to be in good shape as all contain mummies.

"I'm very proud that the discovery was made by Egyptians, and this will not be the last discovery here," Waziri is quoted as saying.

Officials also presented a discovery of a "rare" papyrus scroll that could be a depiction of a chapter belonging to the Book of the Dead, a tradition of funerary texts that dates back to the Old Kingdom.

More to that, deities such as Anubis, Amun, Hathor, Isis, Min, Nefertum, Osiris, and Bastet - the "protector" of the area in the form of a cat — are among the statuettes shown in a large glass case. Waziri reportedly drew attention to the headless figure of Imhotep, the principal builder of Pharaoh Djoser, who ruled Egypt from 2630 to 2611 BC. Two larger statues of the goddesses Isis and Nephthys with golden features, sobbing in sadness, were also presented on Monday.

Statuettes depicting the Egyptian goddesses (L to R) Isis (Iset) and Nephthys (Nebet-Het) found in a cache dating to the Egyptian Late Period (around the fifth century BC) are displayed after their discovery by a mission headed by Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, at the Bubastian cemetery at the Saqqara necropolis, southwest of Egypt's capital on May 30, 2022. © AFP 2023/Khaled Desouki

The discovery is one of many in recent years in Saqqara, the necropolis of Memphis' ancient city. Since April 2018, the Egyptian delegation has completed four excavations at the site, with a fifth scheduled for September after the hot summer months end.

Human and animal mummies, sarcophagi, statues, and other ancient Egyptian artifacts have been discovered in abundance at Saqqara. When Egyptian archeologists began excavating the site in 2018, they uncovered a 4,400-year-old priest's tomb, which became the subject of the Netflix documentary 'Secrets of the Saqqara Tomb' in 2020.

According to the report, all of the artefacts will be taken to the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is expected to open in September, or the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, where they will be studied before being permanently displayed.

Waziri reportedly predicted "many surprises" and expressed hope that the team will discover the tomb of Imhotep, who "changed architecture" by erecting what is thought to be the world's oldest still-standing large-scale stone monument.

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The Narmer Palette

The Narmer Palette is the name of an elaborately carved shield-shaped slab of gray schist made during the Old Kingdom of Dynastic Egypt (ca. 2574-2134 BC). It is the earliest monumental representation of any pharaoh: the carvings on the palette depict events in the life of King Narmer, also known as Menes, considered the founding ruler of Dynastic Egypt.

Narmer's palette was found in a deposit with 2,000 other votive objects within the ruins of a temple at his capital city of Hierakonpolis south of Luxor. British archaeologists James E. Quibell and Frederick Green found the main deposit during their 1897-1898 field season at Hierakonpolis.

Palette and Palettes

The Narmer Palette is 64 centimeters (25 inches) long, and its shield shape is the same as that used for the domestic tool called a palette, which was used to hold cosmetics. Plainer, smaller domestic cosmetic palettes had been made by Egyptians for at least a thousand years before the date of the Narmer Palette. That's not unusual in Egyptian iconography—the Narmer Palette is one of a series of elaborately carved, portable objects dated to the formative period of Dynastic culture in Egypt, around the turn of the third millennium BCE. Many of these objects are ceremonial replicas of long-used domesticate objects.

Other examples of large carved objects depicting the deeds of Old Kingdom pharaohs include the Narmer Macehead, which illustrates the presentation of animals and people to a seated ruler, likely Narmer; a flint knife with an ivory handle showing a scene of combat found at Gebel el-Arak; and a slightly later ivory comb bearing the name of a different king of the First Dynasty. All of these are oversized, elaborate versions of common artifact types found in the Badarian/Khartoum Neolithic-Naqada I periods, and in this manner, they represent references to what would have been ancient history to the people of the Old Kingdom.

Who Was Narmer?

Narmer, or Menes, ruled about 3050 BCE and was considered by the First Dynasty Egyptians as the founder of that Dynasty, the last king of what archaeologists call Dynasty 0, or the Early Bronze Age IB. Egyptian dynastic civilization began over 5,000 years ago with the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt into a single Upper Egyptian Polity based at Hierankopolis, that unification attributed to Narmer in historical Egyptian records. Numerous later Egyptian writings claim Narmer as the conqueror of all the societies along the length of the Nile River, but some scholarly doubt persists. Narmer's own tomb has been identified at Naqada.

Cosmetic palettes began to be used as prestige objects in Egypt as early as the predynastic Naqada II-III period (3400-3000 BCE). A depression on such palettes was used to grind pigments, which were then mixed into a colored paste and applied to the body. The Narmer Palette was probably never used for that purpose, but there is a circular depression on it. That depression is what makes this side the "obverse" or front of the palette; despite that fact, the most often reproduced image is that of the back.

Iconography of the Narmer Palette

Carved into the top scrolls on both sides of Narmer's palette are cows with human faces, sometimes interpreted as the goddesses Bat and Hathor. Between the two is a serekh, a rectangular box containing hieroglyphs of the main protagonist, Narmer.

The main central relief of the reverse side of the palette shows King Menes wearing the white crown and dress of Upper Egypt kings and raising his mace to smite a kneeling prisoner. A falcon representing the Egyptian sky god Horus perches on a rebus listing countries defeated by Menes and a human arm coming from the falcon holds a rope securing a prisoner's head.

The Obverse Side

On the front or obverse side, the king, wearing the red crown and costume of Lower Egypt, marches out to view the stacked and dismembered bodies of his slain enemies, preceded by the souls of the kings of Lower Egypt. To the right of his head is a catfish, the schematic representation of his name Narmer (N'mr). Below that and twining around the depression are the long necks of two mythical creatures, serpent-leopards borrowed from Mesopotamian imagery. Some scholars such as Millet and O'Connor have argued that this scene functions as a year label—the palette represents events that happened during the Year of Smiting the North Land.

At the bottom of obverse side, the figure of a bull (probably representing the king) threatens an enemy. In Egyptian iconography, Narmer and other pharaohs often are illustrated as animals. Narmer is illustrated elsewhere as a bird of prey, a scorpion, a cobra, a lion or a catfish: His Horus name "Narmer" could be translated as "mean catfish," and his name glyph is a stylized catfish.

The Purpose of the Narmer Palette

There are several interpretations of the purpose of the palette. Many perceive it as a historical document—a bit of political braggadocio—specifically of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt. Others feel it is a reflection of early Dynastic attitudes towards the cosmos.

Some, such as Wengrow, believe the palette illustrates a Mediterranean cattle cult dating back to the Neolithic. Given its recovery from within a temple deposit, the palette may be a dedicatory object for the temple in which it was found, and it was probably used in rituals that took place in the temple and celebrated the king.

Whatever else the Narmer palette might be, the iconography is an early and definitive manifestation of a common image among rulers: the king smiting his enemies. That motif remained an important symbol throughout the Old, Middle and New Kingdoms and into Roman times, and arguably is a worldwide symbol of rulers.

Source: ThoughtCo.

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NILE DOLPHIN CRUISE STANDARD NILE CRUISE

NILE DOLPHIN CRUISE STANDARD NILE CRUISE

Live a luxurious experience and sail the great Nile River on board one of the best cruises in Egypt, NILE DOLPHIN CRUISE STANDARD NILE CRUISE which is a 5 stars Luxury floating hotel that sails the majestic Nile River between Luxor and Aswan.

Enjoy Nile Cruise Aswan, dive deeper into sites with Luxor and Aswan Nile Cruises, astonishing Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan with World Tour Advice, Scout sites between Luxor and Aswan on board your Nile Cruise, increase your knowledge about the Pharaohs history, if you are new to cruising, here's a great chance to be enchanted with Nile River land scapes, gorgeous history and ancient Egyptian culture.

Nile Dolphin Cruise, Relish sailing on the river Nile between Luxor and Aswan, It is one of the most adorable journey you can do Marvel the ancient monuments of Ancient Egyptian pharaohs and scout Luxor, Edfu and Aswan attractions .Enjoy 5 days 4 nights or 4 days 3 nights including pick up at arrival and departure.

Itinerary

Nile Dolphin Tour Itinerary 1

Every Monday from Luxor to Aswan 4 nights, 5 days

Day 1 Luxor Nile Cruise and Tours 

Welcome in Al Uqsur governorate  Luxor city,The ancient Waset city of the sceptre, Egypt (Around the clock) Our tour manager will meet & assist you at Luxor airport, Rail station or hotel. and then, escort you to your Nile cruise.Today relish a tour to visit to the enormousTemples of Karnak. Egypt’s outstanding ancient temple , strolling along the Avenue of Sphinx to set your eyes at each entail left by the ancient Pharaohs and dating back over 5000 years. Reconnoiter the huge Hypostyle Hall, it’s hard not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. Proceed to Luxor Temple which was discovered  by Mariette in the 1860 and was once attached to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long pathway of Sphinx. Discover how Alexander the Great recorded himself on Luxor Temple’s walls and view one of the original pair of obelisk, the other obelisc is standing now in the Concorde square in Paris.

Overnight in Luxor

Lunch-dinner meals

Day 2 - Luxor Nile Cruise Tours - West Bank

After relishing a luscious breakfast, crossing over to the West Bank of the Nile, home to the legendary Valley of the Kings, where 64 of Pharaohs tombs were hewn into the sheer rocks. Pay a visit to three of these attractively painted tombs. Tour will proceed to Deir El Madina temple, Which is the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, an engineering marvel rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Free time for photo at the stunning colossi of Memnon, These  massive statues of of Amenophis II are the only thing remaind from its temple, Relish  Afternoon while amusing your eyes by the changeable landscape of the scenery Nile during sailing time, welcome reception cocktail and over in Edfu.

Overnight in Edfu

Breakfast- Lunch-dinner meals

Day 3 Nile Cruise Tours to Edfu and Kom Ombo

Unleash your inner explorer while your cruise boat sail from Luxor to Edfu via Esna lock. As you go upstream, you will see how Esna dam technique to enable all the cruises to cross it and proceed sailing to the south or to the north, view farmers life in Egypt, manners of irrigation, cultivation, and animals. Here you will be fascinated by the coexistence of the antique and new ways of life which make Egypt a matchless travel destination. In the afternoon, relish a tour to visit Horus the falcon–headed sun god temple in Edfu. This is the most attractively preserved temple surviving ancient temple in Egypt, Testimony the reliefs that describing the annual enthronement of Horus, the ruler. Relish a tasty lunch while sailing to Kom ombo which is devoted to the crocodile god Sobek, god of fertility and creator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Tonight, enjoy a special Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Aswan.

Overnight in Kom Ombo.

Day 4 Aswan Tours - Aswan Nile cruise Tours

Relish a luscious breakfast on board, embracing Aswn Culture and heritage by a guided circuit to the High Dam, feast your eyes and soul in a tour by motor boat to arrive 9 Phi-leh island to witness the ravishing Philae Temple, was one of the last pagan temples to operate after the arrival of Christianity, Luscious free time for hiking in the granite quarries where you see the famous stunning unfinished obelisk, Relish lunch meal, free time for walking in Aswan market

Overnight in Aswan

Day 5 End of Nile cruise tours - Opt Tour to Abu Simbel from Aswan

Relish a luscious breakfast on board, Disembarcation, free time for optional tours to Abu Simbel or Nubian villages

Nile Dolphin Tour Itinerary 2

Every Friday  from Luxor to Aswan 3 nights, 4 days

Day 1: Friday, Dolphin Nile Cruise from Aswan

Friday : You will be met and assisted upon arrival at Aswan airport or Aswan Train Station to be transferred to Nile Dolphin Cruise, 5* deluxe ship. Embarkation before Lunch around 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be served on board then meet your tour guide to start your Nile Cruise Tour visiting the High Dam, Phiale Temple and Unfinished Obelisk, back to your Nile Cruise to have dinner on board and Overnight in Aswan

Day 2: Saturday, Egypt Nile Cruise Holiday

Saturday : Breakfast on your 5 stars deluxe Nile Cruise ship, Optional excursion to visit Abu Simbel temples, Sail to Kom Ombo, Lunch on board, then tour to visit the Temple shared by two gods Sobek and Haeroris, Sailing to Edfu, Have your dinner on board and Overnight in Edfu

Day 3: Sunday, Luxor Nile Cruise

Sunday, Enjoy your luscious breakfast on board, meet your tour guide to witness the majesty of the Temple of Horus in Edfu, Sailing to Luxor, They are like nowhere else. Teeming with the most diverse things to see, ancient temples and farmers life mixed with 21th century style of life, this legendary Nile landscape gained a reputation as the breeding ground for best relaxation holiday , and Lunch on board then have your Afternoon tea, at night enjoy dinner on board and Overnight in Luxor

Day 4: Monday, Egypt Nile Cruise

Monday, Relish a luscious breakfast on your Nile cruise ship, Disembarkation after breakfast, start your last tour to scout Luxor West Bank; Valley of the Kings ( Wadi el Meloouk ), Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and Colossi statues of Memnon then continue your Nile Cruise tours to Visit the East Bank; Karnak and Luxor Temples then at the end, transfer to Luxor airport or train train station for your final departure.

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New Year Egypt Travel Packages

 Egypt is regarded as the oldest tourist destination in the world, with a rich past that dates back to the beginning of civilization. Travelers have been captivated by the nation of Africa's majestic temples and pyramids for countless years. escape from your busy days and come to Egypt in New Year with your family or with your couples where you will wander with a big variety of New Year Travel Packages.

Although the majority of tourists visit Egypt to see the historical structures, there are also many natural attractions. The coral reefs and beach resorts along the Red Sea coast are well-known. The Sahara can be traversed to reach a cool freshwater spring oasis, so make your New Year 2023 different and full of adventure.

New Year Egypt Travel Packages with Maestro Egypt Tours:- 

1- Cairo

The First city you must spend your New Year Holidays There is Cairo, With more than 17 million residents, this dusty capital metropolis is one of the largest cities on Earth. Cairo is an ancient Islamic metropolis with a perpetually foggy horizon and beige-colored buildings topped with TV satellites that were built on the banks of the Nile River.

Modern Cairo, which was constructed close to the historic capital of Memphis, is a popular starting place for trips up the Nile and excursions to the nearby Giza Pyramids. However, this big metropolis itself has a tonne to offer during your New Year Egypt Packages.

One of the most famous places on Earth is undoubtedly the Giza Plateau. Giza is a city in and of itself, but it has developed so much in recent years that it now feels more like a district of the ever-expanding Cairo. It is situated on a desert plateau to the west of the capital, Cairo.

Visitors can get a close-up view of the Tutankhamun treasure as well as mummies and other treasures from Egypt's ancient history at the famed Egyptian Museum of Tahrir Square.

2- Luxor 

One thousand years after the Great Pyramids were built, Egypt's New Kingdom came to be, and control was transferred from Memphis, the country's former capital, to Thebes, the location of modern-day Luxor. Thebes developed into the nation's cultural and political center after being richly endowed with gold found in the Nubian deserts and carried to the city on the Nile.

Luxor, a medium-sized city in Egypt, is one of the most well-liked tourist sites today and is referred to as the "world's largest open-air museum." Temples, tombs, and everything in between is just a few of the sights and activities of Luxor. A few days will be necessary to do it all justice, during your New Year Egypt Travel Packages.

The majority of Luxor's attractions are situated on the East or West Banks of the Nile. Karnak Temple, also known as Ipet-isu ('Most Select of Places'), is a remarkable temple city that took more than 2,000 years to construct. It is one of the most well-known attractions on the East Bank. Despite the fact that the entire Karnak complex is made up of four major components, only the main building known as the Temple of Amun is accessible to the general public.

3- Aswan 

if you search for relaxation in New Year Holidays, Aswan, the southernmost city in Egypt, is a significant settlement tucked away along the banks of the Nile River. It does, however, provide a considerably more laid-back alternative to major cities like Luxor or Cairo because of its size and location.

Aswan serves as the starting point for excursions to the Sun Temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel, to the south, as well as the temples of Philae and Kabasha, even though its own monuments pale in comparison to those of Luxor. Between Aswan and Luxor, it serves as an excellent starting place for excursions to the Kom Ombo and Edfu temples.

One of Egypt's most alluring landscapes is found in Aswan. Beginning Cataract of the Nile, the first of a series of small white water rapids divided by rocky islets that extend north to Khartoum, is visible from granite cliffs. It was formerly the entrance to Africa in ancient Egypt and is now home to a sizable Nubian population. The Nubian Museum, which is stocked with artifacts and valuables that were preserved from Nubia's flood, has further information about these people.

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Egypt  Residential Property  Rates  Get On the  Raising

Egypt  has actually grabbed the  interest of  residential or commercial property  capitalists  mainly  as a result of its  consistent economic  development and easy-living  way of living.  Presently, property in Egypt is still  inexpensive, but as  possible  financiers  end up being  significantly  knowledgeable about the  remarkable  chances the country has to  provide  home  rates are  anticipated to  increase  rapidly.

Still  commonly considered as emerging, the Egypt  residential or commercial property market  has actually  currently shown  healthy and balanced returns for early bird  capitalists,  in many cases returns have been as high as 20-30% depending on the  area. In  recommendation of this, the pro-foreign  financial investment Egyptian government  has actually stepped up its marketing  campaigns,  as well as  has actually  dedicated themselves to a far  getting to  framework  growth programs.cairo business plaza

The  emphasis of this  increase of  abroad property investment in Egypt  has actually  primarily  concentrated around the  prominent Red Sea coastal  hotels, as well the  significant cities such as Cairo, Luxor and Alexandria.  Specifically, the past few years  has actually seen a major series of construction  campaigns in the coastal resort  areas.  Right here  raising  vacationer  numbers  have actually  led to  huge  boosts  sought after for property in Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, El Gouna  as well as Marsa Alam.

So why has Egypt  boosted in  appeal such much in the past  couple of years?  Generally,  site visitors are attracted to this exotic, yet  contemporary, culture  and also land for a variety of  factors. From  a lot of European cities  and also the UK, Egypt can be reached in less than 5 hours,  services are  modern-day,  and also  transportation  centers,  consisting of the  flight terminals  along with  navigating the  nation itself, are  currently at a high  requirement. As well as this, the warm climate,  excellent beaches  as well as  shoreline, and  wide variety of  tasks are on  deal throughout this  envigorating  nation. Today, the country has a  solid economy  and also with the government actively  striving to  motivate tourists to  check out, these factors lay solid  structures for  capitalists  searching for  long-term returns from  Home in Egypt.

The success of a  nation like Egypt is reliant upon the  traveler  market, as more  site visitors see the advantages of  taking a trip  below  after that  points can  just get better.  Specifically,  residential or commercial property  rates  continue to be  reduced in  contrast to  various other European property  locations such as Italy  as well as Spain. These low prices, coupled with the  boosting  rates of other  significant European holiday  locations  as a result of  money  changes,  have actually ensured that an  boosting  variety of  abroad  vacationers will be  taking a trip to Egypt in the months  to find.

As more visitors flock to its shores Egypt has experienced an  raised  need for high yielding short term holiday  services. Also, as the Egyptian  environment is  excellent  all the time there is the  possibility  for many years round holiday  service.  Inexpensive airlines have  currently set up  trips to the Mediterranean  and also Red Sea  hotels,  decreasing travel time  as well as costs. British Airways and Egypt Air  have actually established  routine direct  solutions  in between Heathrow and Cairo International  Airport Terminal; from there it is  very easy to  obtain  linking  interior  trips to the various  seaside resorts. Charter flights are  additionally  readily available direct from the UK and Europe to the  seaside resorts of Sharm el Sheikh, Marsa Alam, Hurghada and Taba.

The investment  chances for Egypt  realty are encouraging in the  long-term,  and also if you are  taking into consideration  purchasing property in Egypt, then this is the best time to make a move. The country has a  secure  economic climate  as well as the  constant growth in GDP over the past  couple of years is positive. The government is promoting the  nation to overseas  financiers by  using tax breaks  as well as an  straightforward purchasing  procedure. Labor costs in Egypt are low,  visitors are  getting here in their thousands  weekly  searching for  leased accommodation, and the  standard of life is  boosting within the  nation.central iconic tower

Long-established  house  getting  locations, such as Spain  as well as Turkey, are  quickly being overtaken in favor of Egypt.  The majority of the  hotels  provide  top-notch facilities and with the  variety of tourists arriving in the country throughout the year  requiring  lodging there is  possibility for high rental returns. The future of the  nation looks positive  as well as investing in Egypt  residential or commercial property is a  smart decision that is sure to bring its rewards.