Valley of Agabat | Farafra Oasis

Valley of Agabat in Farafra Oasis

Valley of Agabat 

When most people hear the word "desert", they always remember the spacious valleys and the dunes but one of the most surprising views that you can see during the Cairo day tours to the western desert of Egypt is actually the white desert area in Egypt, which is about 45 km north of Farafra Oasis which is known as the land of the cow In the Pharaonic period.

The Ashgabat Valley is a place of magical beauty that is not repeated anywhere else in the Egyptian desert. It is located en route between the oases of Bahariya and Farafra, near Crystal Mountain and the White Desert.

The main characteristic of the valley of Ashgabat is the contrast between the large rocks of impressive white color and the golden sand that surrounds them. The landscape is so beautiful and one can hardly imagine another place like this in the whole world.

Farafra Oasis

It is definitely one of the wonderful attractions that we can find on our trips to Egypt, especially in the Egyptian Oasis. That the mystique and charm of the desert, in a sea of ​​sand that goes beyond the horizon line, make us feel small and eternally embarrassed by the greatness and lavishness of nature.

Following the route, past the Hyannis Valley, you reach the depression known as Ain al-Wadi. There, the golden sands are home to tall palms. Further along is the ancient water well of Ain Khadra, an unmissable postcard of desolation and beauty that characterizes this area: a palm stands alone on a hill surrounded by ceramics belonging to Roman, Coptic, and medieval times.

 

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The magnificent Agabat Valley, which means "Valley of Wonders", is a well-known area of the western desert, clad in various forms of petrified pale wood, colored by creamy-white sand and created by the annual sandstorms in the Farafra region.
This is undoubtedly one of the wonders to visit on our travels in Egypt, especially in the Egyptian oases. The mystique and charm of the desert, in a sea of sand that stretches beyond the horizon, makes us feel small and eternally embarrassed by the splendor and sumptuousness of nature. Following the road past the Hinnis valley, we arrive at the depression known as Ain al-Wadi. Here, the golden sands are home to tall palm trees. Further on, the ancient well of Ain Khadra is an unmissable postcard of the desolation and beauty that characterize this region: a palm tree stands alone on a hill, surrounded by Roman, Coptic and medieval ceramics.

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