iEgypt Blog
From deep-time secrets to present-day exploration, Wadi Al Hitan continues to amaze and enlighten — a place where the whispers of Earth’s ancient oceans still echo in the sand.
Tucked away on the desert plateau south of Cairo, the Saqqara Pyramids form one of Egypt’s most overlooked yet extraordinary archaeological sites. Often overshadowed by the more famous Pyramids of Giza,
Nestled within the Fayoum Depression in Egypt, Qarun Lake—also known as Birket Qarun—is one of the oldest natural lakes in the world.
Wadi El Rayan is a geological marvel that feels almost otherworldly. Roughly 150 km southwest of Cairo and about 65 km from Fayoum, this sprawling nature reserve combines pristine desert scenery with cascading waterfalls, shimmering lakes, and shifting sa
Stretching across the southern reaches of Egypt and extending deep into northern Sudan, Lake Nasser in Africa is one of the largest artificial lakes in the world and a crucial element of Africa’s water infrastructure.
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.