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No electricity, no TV, no phone. The strangest hotel in the world is in 🇪🇬Promoting tourism 👑🇪🇬🔴Did you know that Egyp...
22/07/2025

No electricity, no TV, no phone. The strangest hotel in the world is in 🇪🇬
Promoting tourism 👑🇪🇬
🔴Did you know that Egypt has the strangest hotel in the world, specifically in the Oasis? A unique hotel with no electricity, no TV, no phone, no air conditioning, and no technology at all. It's considered one of the most expensive hotels in the world.

🔴The (Adrar Amlal) Hotel is the name of the hotel in the Amazigh language, which translates to (White Mountain) Hotel in Arabic. This hotel is one of the strangest hotels in the world, if not the strangest, and it takes you away from the hustle and bustle of life and technology, taking you back to a time before the age of speed and technology.

🔴There's no electricity, no mobile phone (no network), or anything modern about this hotel. Everything is natural and inspired by the desert environment. All lighting is provided by candles and lanterns, the food is made from vegetables grown in the hotel's garden, and the cooking is done according to the traditional methods used by desert dwellers in the past. 🔴The hotel is a 40-room salt hotel (built with salt stone) located in the middle of the desert on the outskirts of the Siwa Oasis. Its walls are entirely constructed of sand and Siwan soil, which we call "Irig." This is salt coated with clay and is a heat-insulating building material, similar to mud bricks. It has been used in construction in Siwa for thousands of years, making feel like a cool oasis in the middle of the scorching desert heat. 🔥

🔴The hotel doors are wooden, the room ceilings are made from palm trees, and all the furniture is primitive and natural. It is surrounded by the seventh largest lake in Siwa, with olive and palm trees in harmony that makes you feel like you've stepped back thousands of years in time.

🗽Many tourists come specifically to stay at this hotel to experience the experience. The most famous visitor and stay there was King Charles of England and his wife.

✨️By the way, the hotel is very expensive, but its idea is even more expensive, and its presence in Egypt and in the beautiful land of Siwa is even more expensive ❤️

✨️Egypt has every type of tourism you can imagine, whether historical, beach, classic, religious, etc.!!! But the strange thing is that we also discovered a new type of tourism called tourism that takes us back in time.
Activating Egyptian tourism 👑🇪🇬

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Photos in the comments /Would you believe that the pharaohs wore "gold inlays" on their fingers and toes?Not just rings ...
22/07/2025

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Would you believe that the pharaohs wore "gold inlays" on their fingers and toes?
Not just rings or bracelets... no, these were full gold inlays worn on every finger!

Scientists have discovered that these inlays were used during mummification, and their purpose was to protect the royal body on its journey to the afterlife.

The ancient Egyptians believed that the body must remain intact and whole... even the fingers!

That's why they used gold, the most expensive and purest of metals, to cover the king's limbs.

What's interesting is that some kings even wore "gold sandals" instead of leather or cloth, as if they were walking on sacred ground... even after death.

It's not just a luxury... it's an entire system of symbols and rituals that speaks of a civilization that believed that humans could be gods, and that gold is the language of immortality

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The looks of astonishment and amazement that appear on the faces of visitors to the pyramids, temples, and ancient Egypt...
20/07/2025

The looks of astonishment and amazement that appear on the faces of visitors to the pyramids, temples, and ancient Egyptian tombs, from foreign tourists of all nationalities and ethnicities, from all over the world, express the grandeur of what ancient civilizations in Egypt have produced.
Their eyes widen in amazement, as if they are trying to comprehend the grandeur of these buildings and monuments that have survived for thousands of years.

This feeling is felt by everyone who visits tourist attractions and archaeological sites in real life, regardless of whether they have previously seen them in photos or videos in their own countries. This view reflects a global appreciation for the achievements of ancient Egyptian civilization and symbolizes the eternal spirit of Egypt, which continues to dazzle the world with its great heritage.
The look on tourists' faces when they see the greatest artifacts of ancient civilizations in Egypt is a mixture of amazement, amazement, amazement, and admiration.
When visiting famous archaeological sites, such as the Pyramids of Giza, the Karnak Temple, or the Temple of Abu Simbel, or seeing the golden mask of Tutankhamun, the statues in museums and temples, the inscriptions and drawings on the walls of tombs, the head of Queen Nefertiti in the Berlin Museum, and many, many more,

Visitors' expressions change to express their deep admiration and awe before these architectural marvels.
Smiles appear on their faces, as if they have discovered an ancient, buried secret. This look is accompanied by a sense of pride among Egyptians, who know that their country bears a great legacy dating back to the oldest civilizations in history.

This sense of awe extends beyond mere sightseeing to experiencing the cultural and artistic heritage of ancient Egypt, leaving an indelible mark on the memory of all who visit this ancient country. This view reflects a global appreciation for the creations of ancient Egyptian civilization and symbolizes the eternal spirit of Egypt, which continues to dazzle the world with its great heritage.

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The world's first ever backpack and hand bag, what a design, it's 4300 years oldOn display at the Egyptian museum in Cai...
16/07/2025

The world's first ever backpack and hand bag, what a design, it's 4300 years old
On display at the Egyptian museum in Cairo
Egypt where it all begins

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16/07/2025

A moment frozen in time — a powerful leap in front of ancient greatness. 🐎✨
Only in Giza can a single photo hold this much magic.

The horse. The pyramids. The desert wind.
It’s more than a shoot — it’s a story of strength, spirit, and timeless beauty.

📍 Giza Pyramids, Egypt 🇪🇬
📩 DM us to book your unforgettable desert session.

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The seated or squatting writing sculpture is a famous work of ancient Egyptian art. It depicts a seated scribe at work.T...
16/07/2025

The seated or squatting writing sculpture is a famous work of ancient Egyptian art. It depicts a seated scribe at work.

The sculpture was discovered in Saqqara, north of the Alley of the Sphinx leading to the Serapeum, in 1850. It dates back to the Old Kingdom, the Fifth Dynasty (c. 2450-2325 BC) or the Fourth Dynasty (c. 2620-2500 BC). It is now in the Louvre Museum.

It is a painted limestone statue with eyes inlaid with rock crystal, magnesia (magnesium carbonate), and copper-arsenic alloy, and teats made of wood.

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