iEgypt Blog
Standing tall in the heart of southern Egypt, near the ancient city of Aswan, the High Dam of Egypt is one of the country’s most ambitious and transformative engineering achievements.
From henna tattoos to camel rides, and home-cooked meals to boat rides, visiting the Nubian Village is a multisensory journey into a proud, resilient, and colorful community.
Rising from the golden sands between Luxor and Aswan, Edfu Temple stands as one of the most awe-inspiring and best-preserved monuments of ancient Egypt. Dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god of kingship and protection,
Nestled along the scenic east bank of the Nile River between Edfu and Aswan, the Kom Ombo Temple stands out as one of ancient Egypt’s most architecturally and theologically unique sites. Unlike any other temple in the country,
Let’s dive deep into the rich history, mesmerizing architecture, spiritual lore, and essential visitor info about the Temple of Philae, a true gem of ancient Egypt.
For travelers seeking more than just sand and sphinxes, Abu Serga Church offers a deeper, more personal connection to Egypt’s spiritual roots. With its powerful ties to the Holy Family.