To walk through Karnak is to take a stroll through more than a thousand years of Egyptian history.

The Temple of Kom Ombo is a bit unique in Egypt. It is completely symmetrical and dedicated to two gods.

Call it a bazaar, a souq, or a market—Khan el-Khalili is an experience.

The Temple of Isis, commonly known as the “Temple of Philae” due to the island it once rested on, has some of the most fascinating history of all the temples in Egypt. 

Now that the billion-dollar Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is open, you may be wondering if the original Egyptian Museum is still worth a visit. I contend that it is, and here are just a few of my favorite artifacts on display here that I think make the trip worth it. 

Abu Simbel is both an ancient monument and a modern marvel, and the place I was most excited to visit in Egypt.