Ibrahim Morgan Tour Guide

Ibrahim Morgan Tour Guide Fantastic tours all over Egypt. fantastisch Deutsch sprechender Ägyptologe Reiseleiter Masters in Geschichte I know all of Egypt like the back of my hand.

Egyptologist Tour Guide with Bachelor's in Egyptology and Master's in history with 30+ years experience, ready to arrange your amazing adventure! I'm an Egyptologist with lots of experience of 25 plus years leading tours all over Egypt. I love getting up early every day to run around my beautiful country that has so much important heritage to share with the world. I have been working for Internati

onal and National Travel Agencies, Embassies, and Multinational Corporations as well as free lance and I love it all. For multi millennia my family has been working the land in a village in Upper Egypt (Southern Egypt) on the Nile river where I was born and grew up enjoying the water and the beauty of the two river banks. I always traveled as a child with my parents to see the ancient sites (many are near the village where I was born) and as a Copt, my dad always told me about the history of our forefathers and took me to see the ancient monasteries and churches every summer break. My love for foreign languages started young as my mother (a language teacher) taught me English and my father taught me Coptic (the daughter language of ancient Egyptian). This created in me a great desire and love to learn more academically about the history and archeology of my home land and also to master as many foreign languages as possible to share the beauty of my homeland with the whole world. Soon after high school as the top in my class, I joined the International University in the beautiful city of Alexandria founded by Alexander the Great, a cosmopolitan city on the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. At the University there, under Dr. Professor Mohammed Ibrahim (the current Minister of Egyptian Atiquities as of June 2014), I earned my bachelor of Science in Egyptology (studying the Ancient Egyptian history, language, and archeology). Then I went on to obtain my Master's in Early African Christian Studies from Eastern University, St Davis, Philadelphia, PA under Dr. Michael Glerup.In the past 25 years with English and German Speaking tour groups, small and large, all over Egypt, I've proved myself to be very prompt, professional, trustworthy and enjoyable. I'm a licensed professional tour guide and a member of the Egyptian General Tourist Guide Syndicate (EGTGS), the World Federation of Tourist Guide Association (WFTGA), and the Arab Tourist Guide Union (ATGU). I have guided thousands of tour groups to all the tourist sites of Egypt as well as many off the beaten path places that most tourists don't know about. I speak fluent English and German like a native, because I've lived in the U.S., Germany, Austria and Switzerland and visit there often.Touring with me is a hassle-free enjoyable experience. I will most likely blow your mind with a lot of fascinating information about the sites and artifacts I show you, but we can also debate the hot Egyptian news topics of the day, discuss a variety opposing views, joke, laugh and have lots of fun. I specialize in Ancient Egyptian Pharaonic Sites, as well as Greco-Roman Antiquities, and I also read hieroglyphics. My great joy is when I share the Ancient Christian Coptic Monasteries and Churches and especially the route of the holy family and Old Testament related sites. I also love sharing Islamic mosques and Islamic history that is a long standing, predominate and fascinating part of Egyptian identity. Mit großer Leidenschaft arbeite ich seit mehr als 25 Jahren als Reiseleiter.Jeder Tag gibt mir die Chance, neue Leute zu treffen und ihnen die erstaunlichsten Sehenswürdigkeiten meines geliebten Ägyptens zu zeigen.Und davon gibt es so viele! Vertrauen Sie sich mir an - meine Tagestouren werden Sie beeindrucken.Faszinierende Informationen gebe ich nicht nur über Altertümer und Artefakte, auch aktuelle Ereignisse weiß ich mit großer Kompetenz zu erläutern.Geben Sie sich die Chance, mich kennenzulernen - wir werden viel Spaß miteinander haben.Alle Touren werden bis ins Detail geplant und organisiert, Sie kümmern sich um nichts. Alles was Sie tun müssen ist zurücklehnen, staunen und genießen.

Having a blast today with my American friends at the Giza Pyramids! 🇪🇬🐪What an unforgettable day! The kids and their par...
22/05/2026

Having a blast today with my American friends at the Giza Pyramids! 🇪🇬🐪

What an unforgettable day! The kids and their parents had so much fun riding camels and discovering the magic of ancient Egyptian history. The American teenagers were fascinated by the pyramids and couldn’t get enough — learning, exploring, and enjoying every moment without getting tired.

The Pyramids of Giza never stop amazing people from all over the world. ❤️

Spending the best time today with my American friends at the magnificent Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the greatest museu...
22/05/2026

Spending the best time today with my American friends at the magnificent Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the greatest museums on Earth. Carrying Egypt on my forehead, on my chest, and above all in my heart — what an honor. And of course, enjoying delicious authentic Egyptian food in a restaurant inside GEM Grand Egyptian Museum. 🇪🇬❤️

"Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids." Welcome to the majestic Pyramids of Giza — built for eternity and standin...
22/05/2026

"Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids." Welcome to the majestic Pyramids of Giza — built for eternity and standing as a timeless symbol of human greatness. A UNESCO World Heritage treasure and the only surviving wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Thousands of years have passed, yet they continue to inspire awe and tell the story of an extraordinary civilization. 🇪🇬✨

Good morning all"Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids." Welcome to the majestic Pyramids of Giza — built for eter...
22/05/2026

Good morning all

"Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids." Welcome to the majestic Pyramids of Giza — built for eternity and standing as a timeless symbol of human greatness. A UNESCO World Heritage treasure and the only surviving wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Thousands of years have passed, yet they continue to inspire awe and tell the story of an extraordinary civilization. 🇪🇬✨

20/05/2026

No words on earth can truly describe the awesomeness of the throne of King Tutankhamun. ✨👑
The incredible craftsmanship, the gold, the details, and the history behind it leave every visitor speechless.

You have to come to Egypt and visit the Grand Egyptian Museum to experience this masterpiece with your own eyes. 🇪🇬🏛️



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EGYPTIAN- POLISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND CONSERVATION MISSIONOF THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AT DEIR EL BAHARI[TEMPLE OFTHE COMPL...
16/05/2026

EGYPTIAN- POLISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND CONSERVATION MISSION
OF THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AT DEIR EL BAHARI
[TEMPLE OF
THE COMPLEX OF THE SUN CULT
IN THE TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT AT DEIR EL-BAHARI
HATSHEPSUT
UPPER ANUBIS SHRINE
Until 2002 the vault of the upper Anubis shrine was protected by a temporary wooden shelter in the form of a gable roof with a slope of 45 degree (100%) technical condition of this shelter structure left much
to be desired with the outer roofing damaged, frayed at the roof edges and with sections missing.
It no longer served its purpose. Design guidelines for protection of the Shrine and installing a roof above were invented and designed by Mieczyslaw Michiewicz in 1999 The technical design for the roof satisfied the following physic-technical functions:
1 protection from rainfall and water flow from neighboring rock slope:
2 protection from dynamic rock fall from considerable heights and uncontrolled burying under rock detritus from the neighboring rock slope;
3. safe transfer of load from planned burying under rock detritus of the shelter roof up to 1.50 m high; 4 ensuring ventilation of space between top of shrine vault and the shelter roof; 5 protection from temperature variation, water condensation and ultraviolet radiation.
It was designed as a spatial, steel-and reinforced concrete structure rising above the top of the Shrine's vault, The carrying framework is formed of welded steel trapeze frames made of double-T hot rolled profiles 140mm high, spaced axially every 85cm. These frames were supported on steel beams concreted in rock-cut sockets on one side and supported on the uncovered part of the north wall of the Altar Courtvard on the other.
The supports distribute the vertical and horwal loads from the frame strutting The edge frame set on the wall surface was reinforced with steel tighter, limong the considerable spread of the support beams. The steel frames were filled with monolithic ribbed plates 14 cn thick. reinforced with smooth steel of A0 class, 8mm in diameter and with a span of 15 cm. The edgs panel of the reinforced concrete slab on the side of the rock slope is supported on a steel frame and continuous groove cut in the rock. The steel structure was given a rustproof coating. B20 monolithic concrete was used (C16/20). Slabs were poured in traditional formwork of galvanized steel shets, the latter also protecting the top surfaces of the shrine's vault from the wet concrete inus. The top surface of the roof shelter was covered with two layers of a bitumen mass, additionally protecting against water and damp. Once the concrete achieved full strength, the roof shelter was covered with rock detritus, whica was designed to act additionally as a shock-absorbing layer for dynamic rock falls from considerable heights. Work on the north wall of the court proceeded concurrently with structural work on the Shirine. In line with the programn guidelines, stone blocks of specific dimensions according to the historic courses were prepared. Above the ancient vault of the Shrine, one of the blocks was mounted in a movable position in order to assure continuous monitoring of the original vault, this in line with the ICOMOS Charter of 2003 (pt, 3.21) which says that "cheeks and moritoring during and after the intervention should be carried out to ascertain the efficacy of the results"
Provisional roofing abow the Upper Anubis Shrine: top (leff) - plan, and view: 1- wall top, 2 - top of shrine vault, 3 - underside of shrine vault, 4 wooden roofing shelter, S- outer roofing (Drawing M. Michiewicz)
Complex of the Sun Cult. The Upper Anubis Shrine before restoration work General view toward the cast and north, and the entrance (Photo Mission's archives)

Karnak-Tempel ist eine der größten und bedeutendsten Tempelanlagen der Welt und befindet sich am Ostufer des Nils in Lux...
14/05/2026

Karnak-Tempel ist eine der größten und bedeutendsten Tempelanlagen der Welt und befindet sich am Ostufer des Nils in Luxor. Der Tempel war hauptsächlich dem Gott Amun-Re gewidmet und galt im alten Ägypten als eines der wichtigsten religiösen Zentren. Über mehr als 2.000 Jahre hinweg ließen zahlreiche Pharaonen die Anlage erweitern und verschönern, darunter Sethos I., Ramses II. und Hatschepsut.

Besonders beeindruckend ist die große Säulenhalle mit ihren gewaltigen Steinsäulen, die mit Hieroglyphen und religiösen Szenen verziert sind. Besucher können außerdem riesige Obelisken, heilige Seen, monumentale Statuen und prachtvolle Reliefs entdecken. Der Karnak-Tempel vermittelt einen einzigartigen Eindruck von der Macht, Architektur und Spiritualität des alten Ägyptens.

Heute zählt Karnak zu den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten Ägyptens und zieht jedes Jahr Millionen von Besuchern aus aller Welt an. Besonders am Abend sorgt die Licht- und Tonshow für eine faszinierende Atmosphäre und lässt die Geschichte des Tempels lebendig werden.

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