Cleopatra Bath Beach

Cleopatra Bath Beach is located in the Mediterranean Sea and is ranked 65th among 91 beaches in the Matruh Region. The center of Mersa Matruh, the nearest town, is 4 km away.

A natural scene of the place was created by the mixture of cliffs and the turquoise color of the water. The sand and rocky beach stretches over 3.6 kilometers along the picturesque Mediterranean coast. The descent to the water is very gentle and requires beach shoes.

There is no infrastructure or services, which brings unity with nature so the beach remains untouched by civilization.

The beach is popular with lovers of a peaceful vacation.

Easily accessible by car or taxi, no long walk required.

The hottest month is August - during this time the air temperature rises to 30.6 °C and the water to 27.9 °C. The coldest month is January - the air temperature drops to 16.9 °C and the water to 18.1 °C.

Places in Egypt i only can say WWooow - Various places

Marsa Matruh area Middle Sea

West Bank Luxor 

Alexandria

off course   Abu Simbel

i guess all of you know  

Hanging Church Cairo Coptic Area

I guss Medinat Luxor 

no idea

Esna south of Luxor about 50km

Location in Egypt

Coordinates: 25°18′N 32°33′E

Country Egypt

Governorate Luxor

 

Places in Egypt i only can say WWoooow - White dessert

 White dessert  west of the Nile  

White Desert National Park is located just slightly northwest of the central point of Egypt. The park covers an area of 115.8 square miles (300 sq km). The White Desert is part of the Farafra depression in the Sahara Desert. It also features the Farafra Oasis, the Ain El Maqfi Oasis, and the Ain El Wadi Oasis.

i give you the location.... it's a must see, but you need a guide here

Location 570 km (350 mi) southwest of Cairo

Nearest city Qasr Al Farafra

Coordinates 27°16′38.41″N 28°12′1.59″E

Area 300 km2 (120 sq mi)

Places in Egypt i only can say WWoooow - White dessert

 

White dessert  west of the Nile  

White Desert National Park is located just slightly northwest of the central point of Egypt. The park covers an area of 115.8 square miles (300 sq km). The White Desert is part of the Farafra depression in the Sahara Desert. It also features the Farafra Oasis, the Ain El Maqfi Oasis, and the Ain El Wadi Oasis.

i give you the location.... it's a must see, but you need a guide here

Location 570 km (350 mi) southwest of Cairo

Nearest city Qasr Al Farafra

Coordinates 27°16′38.41″N 28°12′1.59″E

Area 300 km2 (120 sq mi)

Secrets of the Pharaoh’s Obelisk - Paris

 Secrets of the Pharaoh’s Obelisk Adorning the Heart of Paris

On November 29, 1830, Egypt presented France with a unique gift that symbolized mutual understanding and warm relations between the two countries. Muhammad Ali Pasha, the ruler of Egypt at the time, gifted the Luxor Obelisk to King Louis-Philippe I of France.

This obelisk, which honors Champollion's efforts in deciphering the secrets of ancient Egyptian writing, still adorns Place de la Concorde in the heart of the French capital, Paris.

The Luxor Obelisk is the oldest monument on Parisian soil, testifying to a "French fascination" with ancient Egyptian civilization. It was uprooted from its roots at the Temple of Luxor in southern Egypt and erected in Place de la Concorde during the 19th century. The obelisk has since witnessed many of France's political and national conflicts and events in an environment completely different from its original one.

The obelisk dates back to the reign of King Ramesses II, one of the most famous kings of the 19th Dynasty in ancient Egyptian history. He commissioned the construction of two obelisks in front of the Luxor Temple to commemorate his victories in military campaigns that protected Egypt from foreign invasions and the plundering of its wealth.

Istabl Antar (Wadi of the Speos Artemidos) Minya

 Istabl Antar (Wadi of the Speos Artemidos)

The Speos Artemidos (Grotto of Artemis) is an archaeological site in Egypt. It is located about 2 km south of the Middle Kingdom tombs at Beni Hasan, and about 28 km south of Al Minya. Today, the site is a small village known as Istabl Antar.

There are two temples here, both of which are dedicated to Pakhet. (In Egyptian mythology, Pakhet, meaning she who scratches is a lioness goddess of war). They are cut out of the rock into the cliffs on the eastern side of the Nile. One of the temples, built by Queen Hatshepsut, has an architrave bearing a long dedicatory text with her famous denunciation of the Hyksos .

Myth or Mastery for UFO LOVERS

 Pharaoh's Inscriptions: Myth or Mastery? Primitive Tools or Advanced Techniques?

Dear reader, let your mind be the master of decision and your keen vision the master of choice. We stand before pharaonic inscriptions that exhibit unmatched precision and artistry. The questions arise: could these have been crafted with primitive tools? Or are we witnessing the hidden use of advanced technologies equivalent to lasers?

The inscriptions on the walls of ancient Egyptian temples and tombs challenge not only their artistic skills but also provoke deep questions about the extent of the Pharaohs' advancement. The mastery and stunning accuracy of these details prompt thoughts of secret advanced techniques they might have employed.

Were these inscriptions results of primitive tools? Or were they executed with intricate instruments that left their marks concealed? It’s time to rethink the depth of the Pharaohs’ progress and the world they built.

I AM THE ADMIN HERE... I THINK THEY WHERE MADE BY UFO..... LOL

UFO lovers will use anything to explain they never stop.... maybe it was i phone