Egipt beautifull country

Egypt boasts one of the oldest civilizations in the world, so over 40% of the domestic boot is provided by tourism.

Apart from the writings, archaeological sites and buildings that prove this, Egypt is helped by nature ... it is crossed by the longest river in the world, it houses part of the Sahara desert, but also part of the Libyan desert, where there are numerous natural oases, it is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, but also by the dry lands of Nubia and it even houses a delta.

The main tourist attractions in Egypt are the Sphinx, whose construction is still a mystery even for scientists, the Great Pyramids, the road and the places where Jesus Christ, the city of Alexandria, one of the most beautiful in the world, numerous mosques and temples , the city of Cairo and of course all the banks of the Nile River.

However, a large number of tourists visiting Egypt are interested in culture, civilization, traditions and, of course, history. The history of Egypt begins about 3000 BC, which attracts a series of interesting customs and fun curiosities. E.g:

YOU KNOW THAT:

The pharaoh never lets his hair see. He always wore a wig called Nemes.
As the flies did not sit on him, Pepi II held beside him some naked slaves whose bodies were honey-colored to attract flies.
Egyptian children did not wear clothes until adolescence. The heat of Egypt made clothes unnecessary.
The rich Egyptians wore wigs, and the poor wore long hair on their backs or knit tails. Until 12 years old, the Egyptian boys had their head shaved with only a long hairline.
The Egyptians believed that the earth was flat and round (like a pie) and the Nile passed through its center.
The Pyramid of Djoser built in 2600 BC is the oldest pyramid of the world. Originally, it was enclosed by a 1037 cm wall with 15 doors. Only one of the doors was open.
The women of ancient Egypt enjoyed economic and legal equality with men. But from a social point of view they were not equal to men.