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1- That this was the throne room of Prince Mohamed Ali inside the Palace of Manial, which was carrying pictures of the royal family and two wonderful paintings of Hidayat illustrate the extent of the extension of the Nile from the castle to the pyramids of Giza.
2 - that the ceiling decorated with solar decoration, symbolizing the extent of the Ottoman Empire, extends from east to west and covers 3 different continents: Europe, Africa and Asia.
3 - claimed that the Prince used to walk in that room to train on how to address the nation after being elected king, but unfortunately did not reach the throne.
- Prince Mohamed Ali Palace ,manial
This place is full of gold and royal chairs and pictures of the royal family, including the image of Mohamed Ali Pasha, the hall flashed with majestic beauty.
-Bawiti Museum
(Valley of the Golden Mummies)
The Bawiti Museum and a huge burial site in the middle of the desert showcasing more than 10,000 mummies from the Greco-Roman era 2,000 years ago.
There really is a "mummy scream" of Ramesses the Third, A young boy in his early twenties, he was poisoned after trying to kill his father and ascend the throne.If you focus on that mummy, you can hear a faint loud voice of torment and pain still reverberating after 3200 years !! Horrible !!
Today we may be known as one of the most famous pharaohs who ruled ancient Egypt during its most powerful eras, but at the end of the day, aside from being king, he was just a young boy who loved to play.
Mission: When he died at the age of only 18, King Tutankhamun not only took his favorite throne chair, his chariots, jewels, slippers, pleasures, sculptures with him to his grave, but also took his favorite toys on the chalkboard and twenty squares. About him in the Hereafter.
This highly festive golden chariot, Tutankhamun, the little boy who was appointed king, marched in glory among the crowds of ancient Egypt's delightful streets on more than 3,000 years ago! ! Wonderful
This is the original vehicle displayed at the Egyptian Antiquities Museum in Cairo.
What caused the jackal to become a god, called "Anubis", which was associated with the process of the afterlife and mummification in the ancient Egyptian religion ??
That since Zeppelin jackal, wandering tombs in the desert, uncovering dead bodies from shallow graves and eating their body, the ancient Egyptians decided to attack that dilemma by turning the jackal into a god, hoping to protect the dead instead of eating with them.
I became obsessed with ancient Egyptian history and the Pharaohs, how they lived and how they prepared for the journey of the afterlife, their art, hieroglyphics, battles, victories, and empires.
This is an incredible 4,000-year-old witness, with colorful inscriptions and inscriptions, requiring a small part of the daily life of the Pharaohs! Preserving colors over thousands of years is truly incredible .
-Great Sphinx of Giza
He is the oldest and largest statue in the world ever built.
He is the Sphinx of Giza. And everything else is very atomic beside my bony and hypertrophic .
The funerary mask of the boy King Tutankhamun of the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Pharaonic Egypt is a bucket list item of its own.
Although King Tut was in the throne at the age of nine and died only at the age of 18, due to a chariot accident or a hippo attack, he is considered one of the most famous and controversial kings who ruled ancient Egypt to this day.
Did you know that when Howard Carter set foot in the proper tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1923, a large wooden sarcophagus was found in the center of the room with more than four other manuscripts, until he finally reached the main golden sarcophagus, which contained the mummy of King Tutankhamun , Decorated with all his jewelry, crown, space and baskets, all made of pure gold.
1- The museum was named the Egyptian Geological Museum, originally built in 1901 under Khedive Ismail.
2-The museum is located along the Maadi Corniche, before Athar Al-Nabi Square.
3-Inside the museum, you will see the skeletons of dinosaurs, the heads of the giant arsenyothrom, the prehistoric whale dismantling, fish fossils and meteorite fragments found in Sinai. Although the museum itself is modest, the displays are blowing.
4-This is a wonderful educational and entertaining trip for your children.
1- Animal Museum inside Giza Zoo. Mind blowing Children will see skeletons and stuffed animals, including this huge whale that has walked the earth millions of years ago.
2 - Lego Museum inside the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities Tahrir Square! Very creative! Children will see and play with LEGO models of the Pharaohs' statues, including the LEGO model of the Sphinx.
3- The Railway Museum next to Ramses Railway Station. Thrilling! Children will be able to see ancient Egyptian train models and run a locomotive model as well.
4 - Geological Museum along the Corniche Maadi! Jaw-dropping! Your kids get to see ancient dinosaurs and fossils.
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Walking to the Royal Museum of Jewelry in Alexandria, which houses the most valuable jewelry collection, ornaments and art pieces from the dynasty of Muhammad Ali Pasha and his grandsons, we just left with jaw-dropping reactions! The throbbing of diamonds, ivory and gold was so intense.
The Royal Museum of Jewelry "in Alexandria, which houses the most valuable jewelry collection, ornaments and art pieces from the dynasty of Muhammad Ali Pasha and his grandchildren The flickering of diamonds and gold was just a very powerful way.
We are told that the museum was the former palace of Princess Fatima Zahra, built in 1919. The palace itself is a rare architectural masterpiece with its oil paintings, statues and ornate colored windows that tell historical stories like Romeo and Juliet.
Royal Jewelry Museum (formerly known as Princess Fatima Zahra Palace) in Glim, Alexandria.
Kings in its most extravagant forms.
Neither the royal paintings of the royal family nor the mind-blowing jewelry set displayed there were fascinating; the palace itself, with its ornate ceilings and colorful glass windows, was a real piece of art! We love every corner in it.
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Designed by renowned Italian architect Antonio Lachak, this 110-year-old mansion is a unique masterpiece.
We came in every room with a special character, and every corridor is stunning and we admire the original legendary works of art refined by famous artists such as Monet, Rodin, Eugene, Gauguin and others ...
If this piece of stained glass artwork is just a window, imagine how the whole palace will look ?
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of Princess Fatima Zahra (now known as Royal Jewelry Palace) in Glim, Alexandria!
Did you also know that each glass portrays a legendary love story like Romeo and Juliet? Beautiful!
It was incredible to move around the tombs of Kings Ramses Fifth and sixth in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor and to see the 3,000-year-old hieroglyphic drawings and writings that still preserve their original vibrant colors.
- Habu City
The beauty of the colors that remain on the ceilings, walls and columns, after 3000 years.
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This sarcophagus is one of the most controversial pharaohs of the rule of ancient Egypt, King Akhenaten (or Akhenaten), who was the first to abandon the traditional Egyptian polytheism and introduced the worship of one of them the true God.
For the love of history and art, can you take a look at the details on this chair ?
Nothing but the wonderful golden throne of the 3300-year-old "King's Boy": Tutankhamun .
King Akhenaten, formerly named Amenhotep the fourth, is the husband of Queen Nefertiti and father of KingTutankhamun. The Egyptian pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty who ruled for more than 17 years.
He is the first Pharaoh to abandon the traditional Egyptian polytheism and serve the worship of the only god Aten, the solar god.
-Church of St. George
The oldest Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Egypt in the ancient century with wonderful works of Jesus Christ on the ceiling.
-SAINT Simon's Monastery
The Monastery of Saint Simeon. A stunning monastery built inside the arms of Mount Mokattam, the hills and caves of Cairo.It's an amazing place.
-Abu Simbel, Aswan
This 3,300-year-old exhibition of giant arched paintings carved on the walls of one of the world's largest temples
These are the unusual carved drawings of the most powerful warrior, King Ramesses II, during his battles against the invaders, inside his temple at Abu Simbel!
Half of the temple was dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek, the god of fertility; the second half was to the falcon god Horus, the god of heaven.
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