The tomb of Meriri Meriri was the grand priest of the god Aten. This tomb distinguishes with its wonderful and preserved colors as there is a unique relief in this tomb depicting King Akhenaton presenting a golden collar to Meriri as a reward for his achievements.

This part contains also a part dedicating to display the medals and decorations of members of Muhammad Ali family. 4 ��� Presidential Gifts Museum houses the gifts received to Egypt spanning from the president Mubarak till the president Al-Sisi in national celebrations and events.

There was a goddess for harvest called (Renenet) who the celebrations were held for her during the harvest. In contrast, after the construction of the High Dam, Egypt cultivates according to summer and winter seasons as there are summer crops aner crops.

He was the crown prince many times during his life so he built this palace to be his rule seat when he would become the Khedive (the ruler). He was famous for his passion to collect the antiquities and willed with turning his palace to be a museum after his death.

Those they love adventure, Hurghada city allows them doing trips to the desert, the mountains, ride the camels, and seeing the Bedouin people. Additionally, you will be able to do windsurfing, waterskiing, snorkeling, and diving to see colored fishes and coral reefs.

Additionally, the reliefs showing the Ptolemaic and Roman rulers dressed in ancient Egyptian clothes and practicing worshiping activities. But the most fascinated reliefs are showing astronomical representations; you can see it on the roof of Esna temple.

Luxor temple has a lot of inscriptions such as the Battle of Kadesh on the first pylon, and the annual Opet Festival which the god Amun transferred from Luxor Temple to Karnak Temple. 2 ��� The avenue of Sphinxes The avenue of sphinxes runs 3 kilometers tall.

Memphis had remained the capital of ancient Egypt from the 1st dynasty to the 8th dynasty. Although Memphis did not be taken as a capital after the 8th dynasty, it still had religious and political significance throughout the ancient Egyptian civilization.