All posts tagged "red sea"

Scientists do not live in the spotlight. They are not usually found on the covers of magazines,...

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

There is no place in Egypt untouched by culture and heritage: from the Nile River and the...

The seaports are places of oceangoing ships ,where the land and the open sea meet to communicate...

A committee of specialists from the Red Sea protectorates and Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA)...

Egyptian authorities have shut off parts of the Red Sea coast after a shark attacked two tourists,...

In the turquoise water, one becomes suspended in a tranquil moment, and all worries wash away. Whether...

If the Nile river represents the blood of Egypt, then coral reefs represent its heart. Generating around...

A slight breeze, thick with humidity, complements the shore; the Red Sea is patient and flat, corals...

Turquoise in color and serene in atmosphere, al-Nayzak is a hidden treasure located short off the coastal...

From a bird’s eye view, it is a massive, winding structure composed of dotted depressions and meticulous...

Along the riverbanks of the Nile and the stretches of the many-colored seas, there are fishermen who...

Two Israeli music festivals are set to take place in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula within days, sparking outrage...

A signature blend of cotton, wool, and culture is embodied in the jalabiya—a gown-like kaftan that has...

From bagged, street-sold karkade to the rattling of morning traffic, Egyptian cities remain unique in their appeal....

Russian tourists arrived to Hurghada International Airport for the first time since 2015, and were welcomed by...

Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement welcoming Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision on July 8...