Round trip through Egypt: The best routes

Egypt - the land of the Pharaohs and Pyramids. Rich in culture and sights, it has fascinated countless visitors for decades. An Egypt holiday in still today an unforgettable experience.

Round trip to the sights of Egypt

Cairo

The trip to Cairo usually takes place by plane and this is also the first stop of the trip. The Al-Ashar Mosque, the Ibn Tulun Mosque, the National Museum with its incomparable treasures and the Khan al-Khalili Bazaar are just some of the most beautiful attractions to visit. Alexandria
You can easily reach Alexandria by bus or train from Cairo during a day trip. You should definitely visit the Greek-Roman Museum and the catacombs of Kom ash Shuqqafa and plan enough time for this. Pyramids of Giza
From Cairo it is not far to the world-famous pyramids, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Their sight is overwhelming even for repeated visitors. The courageous can try to climb one of the pyramids.

The next stop on the journey south is Luxor. Several Nile cruises are offered from Cairo. The Luxor Temple and the temples of Karnak are worth a visit. The Valley of the Kings and the Valley of Queens are also a must. Abu Simbel
The rock temples of Abu Simbel can be reached from Aswan and are a highlight of the Egypt travels. In the extensive facilities one can get lost - so be careful- Hurghada
At the end of the trip and on the way back to Cairo you can relax in Hurghada at the sea with pleasant temperatures from the strains of the journey and let the highlights pass again in peace and quiet - and order the many photos of the journey in peace.

conclusion

A round trip through Egypt is an unforgettable experience. The sight of the pyramids alone is overwhelming and with the abundance of buildings, bazaars and museums, you could spend months in the country without coming to the same place twice. Movies like "Death on the Nile" or the James Bond classic "The Spy Who Loved Me" planted the first pictures of this country in our brains a long time ago and now it's time to see it with our own eyes.