Egypt is a country filled with history. It has inspired legends, myths, and movies. Egyptian history is influenced many aspects of life in the modern world, and a visit to this country is to catch a glimpse into the civilization that created the basis for modern society. Egypt is so much more than the pyramids, although the pyramids alone are worth the trip. They sit oddly in the suburbs of Cairo, but the manage to dwarf the metropolis in the distance. Once you've had you fill of Cairo, you can take a leisurely cruise down the Nile and stop of at the ruins and temples that dot the banks of this great river. Spend several days in Luxor visiting the tombs of great kings. Then, head to the Sinai Peninsula for a dip in the Red Sea and some of the best diving in the world. Climb Mount Sinai for sunrise and take a camel ride into the desert to experience the Bedouin culture. Egypt truly is as diverse as it is famous. You may go to see the pyramids, but you will find so much more.

The Pyramids: In the outskirts of Cairo, the great pyramids are what attract most people to Egypt.
A Nile Cruise: Spend a few days drifting down the Nile, taking in historic sights and watching the banks pass by.
Luxor:Filled with ruins, temples, and tombs, you can fill many days in the City of Luxor.

Aish Merahrah: An Egyptian flatbread made from maize and fenugreek seeds.
Kebabs: Skewers of meat and vegetable grilled until they're crisp.
Falafel: Fava beans or chickpeas, ground and made into a ball, deep fried, and often served on a sandwich.