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Discover Lesser-Known Archaeological Sites in Egypt
Egypt, the land of the Pharaohs, hides many intriguing sites. Explore lesser-known but captivating archaeological treasures.
First, visit Tuna el-Gebel, the largest cemetery of Greco-Roman Egypt. Located about 270 km south of Cairo, this site reveals temples, houses, tombs, and animal worship. For over a century, archaeologists have unearthed secrets buried in the desert sands. Most structures date back to the Ptolemaic and Roman periods, spanning from 300 BC to 300 AD.
Next, explore El-Ashmonein, a key archaeological site with structures from various eras. Between El-Idara and El-Ashmonein, discover the remains of Hermopolis, an ancient metropolis from Upper Egypt’s fifteenth century, known as the "hare."
Trip includes:
- Transportation, Full-board, Guide, Double-rooms with WC/DC
Trip excludes:
- Tips, Transportation to the meeting point
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