All posts tagged "hiking"

The Arab region is home to some of the world’s most fabled mountain ranges, housing a wealth...

Skydiving with a Pyramids’ bird eye view? For most people in Cairo—and beyond—escaping the mundane outings of...

As Ramadan comes and goes, so, too, does weight fluctuate. With the delicious iftar spreads that are...

Egyptian marathoner and mountaineer Manal Rostom completed the Tokyo Marathon on 5 March 2023, making her the...

Sweltering heat overwhelms the desert, and a thin haze lifts from the sand; adrenaline pulses behind the...

The vastness of the Sinai desert is juxtaposed with the small and hidden spaces that Bedouin women...

While I have always considered Kenya an intriguing holiday destination, I used to think of the idea...

During one of his hikes, 39-year-old Ahmed Abo Elseoud found a small plant struggling to grow from...

“If you see the mountains from afar, you’ll think they are empty. If you want to love...

Some say that the best thing about Egypt is that it is sunny all year round, while...

As the weather gets cooler in Egypt, some might consider this a time to snuggle in their...

By Enas El Masry, originally published on Community Times Growing up in the early 90’s, there were...

Following the recent Russian airplane crash, which killed all 224 passengers on board, tourism to Egypt’s Sinai...

Omar Samra, the first Egyptian and youngest Arab to climb Mount Everest, has become the first Egyptian...

 Ramadan, a Bedouin man from St Katherine, sits by the fire. He’s wearing a faded green army...