Fayrouza Egyptian Travel

10/04/2021

RAMADAN month
It is one of the most important Islamic months, it is the month of fasting, and it is the month of goodness because the closeness in it to God is great. A few days and this wonderful month begins.

One of the most famous and beautiful features of this month is the Lantern, which is considered the symbol of this great month

19/02/2021

Happy blessed Friday.. different mosques in Egypt

31/12/2020

Happy new year

02/12/2020

مرحبا جميع الاصدقاء . سيتم فى خلال إجازة نصف العالم عمل رحلات الى كل من لبنان وكينيا واندونيسيا الى جانب الرحلات الداخلية مثل نايل كروز ورحلات اليوم الواحد الى الفيوم وايضا رحلات الصحراء البيضاء والسوداء والواحات البحرية .

31/07/2020

Eid al-Adha feast for Muslims ,is
The most important feast for Muslims , The word Eid al-Adha is derived from the sacrifice, whereby every capable Muslim slaughtered a sacrifice. And the greater part of it is offered to the poor and that he and his family get the smaller portion. Which many people do not know that the ancient Egyptians used to do, which is to slaughter the sacrifice and offer its meat to the poor as offerings and take part of it.

30/07/2020

29/07/2020

Wadi Al rayan and the water falls at Faiyum governorate.. Egypt

[29/07, 9:18 am] Essam Afifi
Fayoum Governorate is famous in Egypt for its water wheels and the water falls of wadi al rayan. in faiyum governorate, there are about 200 waterwheels in all of the governorate and more than 2000 years old and were still used to transport water from a low to a high level for irrigation of agricultural lands. But most Seven water wheels existed in the down town of faiyum governorate.

[29/07, 9:23 am] Essam Afifi: Wadi Al Rayan which also known in English by Rayan Valley , is Reserve located in the southwestern part of Fayoum Governorate. Rayyan Valley consists of the upper lake, the lower lake, and the eyes of Rayyan Valley, which connects the two lakes and the waterfalls region. There are also 15 different species of wildlife in the valley, such as white deer, Egyptian deer, and sand fox.

28/07/2020

One of the most beautiful designs designed by the ancient Egyptian artist is the statue of the woman carrying offerings, and the statue is made of one piece of wood. The dress of the offering holder is decorated in bright colors, and this statue dates back to the Middle Kingdom. It is exhibited in the Egyptian Museum of Cairo on the second floor.

07/07/2020

Statue of Seneb and His Family...

Seneb was a dwarf who was the chief of all the palace dwarfs, charged with the care of the royal wardrobe. He is seated on a rectangular seat together with his wife, Senetites, and his children stand before him. He has short black hair and wears a short white kilt. His wife rests her right hand on her husband’s shoulder and her left hand on his left arm in an affectionate pose.

Senetites, held the titles of Priestess of Hathor and Neith, wears a black wig that reaches down to her shoulders and a long white tunic.

Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, ca. 2345-2181 BC. Painted limestone, from Saqqara. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

04/07/2020

Aga Khan Mausoleum, Aswan.

The story of this great mausoleum goes back to the year 1930 when Sultan Muhammad Shah, Aga Khan III met the love of his life, Yvette Labrousse.
Yvette Labrousse was a French woman who lived with her family in Cannes and Lyon. At the age of 24 she became Miss Lyon and only a year later she was named Miss France.
She represented her country, travelling all over the world but she had particularly loved Egypt and moved there permanently in 1930s.
The Aga Khan met her at a party and love blossomed and in 1944 before the 2nd world war ended, they got married in Switzerland with 29 years difference in age between them.
They spent winter in Aswan and the Aga Khan had a palace built for them on a plateau in the Nile and later a mausoleum was built next to the palace with a tomb made of pure pink marble. The Aga Khan chose this resting place on the west bank of the Nile to be buried. He died in 1947 and was buried according to his will.
Since his death his wife, who was known now as Begum Umm Habiba would place a red rose upon his tomb and continued to do this for more than forty years until she died and was buried next to her soul mate and love in 2000 at the age of 94.

24/06/2020

Hello all members and friends. I am back again to complete what I mentioned earlier. On the types of tourism that tourists to Egypt can practice or choose from. Among the types of tourism in Egypt is safari tourism, which is widespread in the oases of Egypt in the Western Desert, where there is no pollution, the face of cold and hot water that originates from the ground, as well as the trees that operate scenic oases, black and white desert, crystal mountain and sand skiing. Also beach tourism. Where we have in Egypt the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Here, diving, swimming and beach sports are popular. This type of tourism will start soon, early July

24/06/2020

Hello all members and friends.

According to the instructions of the Egyptian government, the airports in the coastal areas will be opened to visit Egypt, and from August on the instructions of the Prime Minister, visits to tourists to the archaeological areas will be opened. Specific numbers will be allowed. There are many places to visit, even if all regions in Egypt must be visited.

As I had previously explained, Egypt enjoys many types of tourism. Cultural, religious, therapeutic, conferences, incentives, beach tourism and safari tourism. And if we want to mention cultural tourism, among them are the archeological sites in Cairo, Giza, Luxor, Aswan, and South Sinai. And Alexandria beside Fayoum ..
Religious tourism is represented by Jewish temples, churches and mosques. The most famous of which is the Holy Family's trip in Egypt. And the visit to the first mosque in Africa and the first Jewish temple from the time of God’s prophet Moses. And the therapeutic tourism in the most famous hospitals in Egypt or the physical therapy tourism in the sands of Egypt and the herbs of Egypt.....
To be Continued