All posts tagged "nubia"

“Philae Temple,” thought to be of Nubian origin and meaning the “the temple on the island of...

Aswan is known for its breathtaking Nile views, its friendly and generous people, and its ancient temples....

“This is your last day. Be strong. Don’t hesitate. Cut and run. An exit with no return.”...

Across Egypt is a smattering of campsites and ecolodges, some of which are located near protectorates, that...

It is that time of the year once more: when summer vacations come to a close, and...

Embraced by the warmth of a sunset, which spreads a tender peach color over the Nile river,...

Tender in voice and powerful in impact is Mohamed Mounir; when he enters the stage with his...

Armed with bravery and clothed in strength was Queen Amanirenas – a fierce woman with impeccable courage;...

Who could have guessed that a national railroad employee’s music would captivate audiences across the globe, from...

The Nubian Story, an audio narrative accompanied by a set of illustrations created by Egyptian graphic designer...

If you Google “tourist attractions in Egypt”, you will most likely end up with lists featuring the...

Last Tuesday on 21 September, Egypt lost a forgotten hero – Ahmed Idris – who was the...

Despite living more than 3,000 kilometers away from Egypt, when 22-year-old illustrator and graphic communication design student...

“At the end of the day, it’s about who we are and where we come from,” Rania...

As nations and communities evolve over time, cultural and traditional ways of dress also become forgotten. In...

The River Nile winds its way through Egypt, from South to North, but it is said that...

Working in silence and seeking no fame, the Egyptian young leader Hassan Ali Ghazaly just got selected...