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10/08/2025

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17/07/2025

Great news for Egypt's tourism
National Geographic features the great pyramids of Giza as number one of the 7 must-visit ancient sites everyone should see
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17/07/2025

14/07/2025

🌍 Sekhmet Tour – Your Companion for Medical Tourism in Egypt 🇪🇬
Over 1 million patients served.
12,000+ trusted doctors & hospitals.
Top treatments at unbeatable prices.
From first consultation to follow-up at home — we’re with you every step of the way. 🏥✈️
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Why Choose Sekhmet Tour for Your Medical Journey?
✅ End-to-End Support
Your dedicated healthcare advisor is with you from day one to full recovery.
✅ Affordable, High-Quality Care
Premium medical services at prices you can afford.

✅ Multilingual Communication
Professional translators ensure everything is clear, every step of the way.
✅ Top-Notch Care
We only work with certified hospitals and Egypt’s best doctors.
✅ Comfortable Stay
Stay in health-friendly accommodations near leading hospitals.
✅ wellness program - retreat - detox
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We keep in touch even after you return home.
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13/07/2025

Sekhmet Tour: Premium Healthcare Meets Luxurious Travel in Egypt

At Sekhmet Tour, we bring you the best of both worlds—high-quality medical services combined with an unforgettable luxury vacation in Egypt, the jewel of North Africa and the Middle East.

Egypt is the ideal destination for those seeking a unique blend of relaxation, adventure, and wellness. As a leader in global health tourism, the country offers exceptional dental treatments, cosmetic procedures, and other medical services—all at significantly lower costs compared to many countries.

Whether you’re here for a medical procedure, a peaceful retreat, or to explore Egypt’s rich history and culture—you can enjoy it all with Sekhmet Tour, without compromising on comfort, quality, or care.

04/07/2025

Sistrum

The sistrum was an ancient Egyptian instrument used in rituals to worship the goddesses Hathor, Isis, and Bastet. This instrument had a similar shape to the Ankh symbol and consisted of a handle and a series of metal pieces that produced a characteristic sound when shaken.

The goddesses Isis and Bastet were often represented holding one of these instruments. The Egyptians used this symbol to represent scenes related to dance and festivity. There is also a hieroglyph in the shape of the sistrum

04/07/2025

Tiet or Tyet, also known as the Knot of Isis and the Blood of Isis, is an Egyptian symbol that closely resembles the ankh symbol. Its meaning was also interpreted as similar to the ankh. It’s supposed to symbolize life.

It was identified with the goddess Isis and used mostly with the ankh and the Djed pillar of Osiris because together they were interpreted as the dual nature of life.

There is no precise information as to why it is called the Blood of Isis but it is supposed to be given because it represented the menstrual blood of Isis and the magical powers it gave.

04/07/2025

Was Symbol

The ‘Was Sceptre’ was one of the most important Egyptian Symbols Was scepter was the symbol of power in ancient Egyptian culture also represented the dominion of gods and According to what the ancient Egyptians believe it also ensured the continuance of a king’s prosperity, The ‘Was Sceptre’ has a straight shaft, a crooked handle in the shape of an animal head and a forked base The crooked top of the staff mirrors the strange animal shape of Set’s own head.

04/07/2025

Wadjet Eye

The Eye of Horus, also known as the Eye of Ra, was known in ancient Egypt as a slogan to protect against envy, disease, harmful animals and evil spirits and also good health, and royal power, it’s the most famous of ancient Egyptian symbols n the “Eye of Horus” also represents sacrificial and curative qualities, The ancient Egyptians mastered the industry, as it was made of gold and includes the form of the god Re.

The necklace was placed for Pharaoh’s mummy, thinking that it might protect him in the tomb. Horus’s eye was used as a magic spell for the first time when Horus hired her to restore life to his father Osiris, and then spread widely and became very popular in ancient Egypt. [ Read more about Eye of Horus ]