All posts tagged "nubia"

I could feel their heavy-eyed stares whether I was entering my hotel in Sharm El-Sheikh, walking along...

Egypt’s Aswan welcomed tourists arriving on the first flight direct from Madrid to Aswan in nine years....

If you would look at the landscape of Egypt from a bird’s eye view, you would see...

Twenty-Four Nubian activists were detained on Sunday in Egypt’s city of Aswan after they had been accused...

Nubia, a region located along the Nile between northern Sudan and southern Egypt, is home to one of the earliest civilizations of ancient Africa....

Egyptian Economist and Community Developer Ahmed Sakr had a dream to build his own house in a...

A group of Nubian protesters decided to suspend their sit-in early Wednesday morning until a cabinet meeting...

By Breathe With Us, originally published here. A visit to Egypt is not complete without a cruise...

By Rahma Diaa  Despite her young age, Nada’s passion for travel and discovery was enough drive for...

As hundreds of tourists gathered at Aswan’s Abu Simbel Temple in Upper Egypt Monday to watch a...

By Aya Nader and Ahmed Mansour To many Egyptians, a memorable travel experience often translates to a...

In celebration of the 96th birthday of the iconic Egyptian painter Tahia Halim, dubbed Lover of Nubia,...

A quiet place that has not yet been flooded by the Nile’s sweeping waters or by the...

By Nada Nader, Daily News Egypt (edited by Egyptian Streets) For many Egyptians, particularly those currently in...

Violence between two tribes in Aswan, the Nubian Al-Daboudeya and Al-Halayel, has re-erupted today, leaving at least...