Culture, Tourism and Women

Egypt Reopens Ancient King Djoser’s Southern Tomb for Tourists 0
- Main, Culture, Tourism and Women
- September 15, 2021
1 minute read Egypt has just reopened the 4,700-year-old southern tomb of King Djoser for tourists at the Complex of Saqqara after a 15-year renewal. The tomb, south of Cairo, lies near the Third Dynasty pharaoh’s famous Step Pyramid, Egypt’s first large-scale stone structure, which itself had been closed for renovation till March 2020. Mostafa
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Ancient Egyptian Solar Boat Floats to GEM, All Parades to Be 0
- Culture, Tourism and Women
- September 9, 2021
By Mohamed Maher – 5 minutes read After being put on display in a special museum on Giza Plateau, just behind the Great Pyramid, the 4,600-year-old boat belonged to King Khufu has been transported to the Grand Egyptian Museum-GEM. A ritual vessel intended to carry the resurrected king is believed to have been made for
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Egypt Excavation, 2,300-year-old in Alexandria 0
- Culture, Tourism and Women, General
- September 9, 2021
1 minute read Egypt on Friday announced the discovery of a settlement in the Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria dating back to at least the second century BC. An Egyptian archaeological crew made the find in the city’s central Al-Shatby district during nine months of excavations, a statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
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