Egypt, an extraordinary experience
Going on vacation to Africa will delight tourists who want to discover an address different from their own. Covering an area of 30,415,873 km² including the islands, this continent is made up of numerous destinations which each have their own particularities. When visiting Egypt, the curious will be amazed by the prestigious monuments which have shaped the history and culture of this country. In addition, they will not miss the remains and popular sites such as the Pyramids of Giza, the Valley of the Kings, currently known as “Luxor” as well as Cairo, a very lively and attractive city. A stay in this region also allows visitors to carry out nautical activities. The Nile, for example, is a feeder river, with a length of approximately 6,700 km. It offers foreigners the opportunity to take cruises of all kinds on its waters. In addition to this natural wonder, the Red Sea will also appeal to snorkeling and scuba diving fanatics.
The particularities of Egyptian gastronomy
Aside from its picturesque tourist attractions, Egypt is also famous for its culinary specialties. First, local recipes are components of Arab and Mediterranean cuisine. They are especially characterized by the best-known dishes of North Africa such as couscous, meatballs or tabbouleh. During the festivities, the inhabitants of this region eat meals, either spicy or sweet. To avoid unpleasant surprises during their trips to Africa, newcomers should find out before consuming anything. During lunch, those with a sweet tooth can try “Kushari”. The latter is a traditional food composed of noodles, rice, black lentils, fried onions and tomato sauce. Then, the curious will feast on “hommos”, a chickpea puree or “foul”, an Egyptian preparation made from beans. Finally, tea called “shay” and the famous coffee, nicknamed “gawa” are the drinks most appreciated by the natives
The different means of transport in Egypt
To explore the tourist attractions of an Egyptian locality, travelers will be spoiled for choice when it comes to transport. In metropolises, they will take the bus to get to their destination more quickly. In addition, these vehicles serve the villages. In addition to this means of travel, the taxi is also another practical solution for getting around. Hikers can opt for individual mode if they wish to visit the neighborhoods of a city alone. On the other hand, if they want to travel from one city to another, shared taxis are perfect for them. These automobiles accommodate three to four people, which allows passengers to benefit from an affordable price. Furthermore, Egypt has a railway network extending over nearly 6,700 km. To have more comfort during the journey, summer visitors are free to pay for a 1st or 2nd class ticket depending on their needs.