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Egypt Oases

Egyptian Oases The oases of Egypt present a remarkable opportunity to observe the night sky in an unparalleled manner amidst the desert landscapes. Visitors can uncover hidden treasures and immerse themselves in the rich Bedouin culture. Whether one is drawn to nature, history, or the pursuit of serenity, the oases of Egypt promise an unforgettable and enriching experience. Plan your journey independently and tailor your itinerary with the finest options available through Egypt Tours.

 Begin your exploration with the Farafra Oasis, Dakhla Oasis, and Kharga. Safari excursions to Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert are highly recommended, offering a chance to witness the expansive beauty of the White Desert. Oases of Egypt Envision embarking on an exhilarating journey to Egypt! This remarkable destination is steeped in a rich cultural heritage, allowing visitors to delve into the diverse traditions found throughout the region, particularly in the Black Desert and Bahariya Oasis. 

This area has long captivated historians, adventurers, and artists alike, with its intriguing origins and remnants from the past that continue to intrigue today. These sites are filled with fascinating artifacts and mysteries yet to be unraveled. The villages within Bahariya Oasis are distinguished by their sandy rocky hills and have historically depended on agriculture sustained by groundwater. Most of the significant monuments are located near agricultural zones, ancient springs, and Roman ruins.

 

Bahariya Oasis Egypt 16
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Bahariya Oasis Egypt

Bahariya oasis is surrounded by high hills, built mainly of quartzite and basalt, giving them their black color. It is worth going about 50km south of the oasis, where the Black Desert is located. There are millions of tiny black pebbles on the ground and the shape of numerous hills resembles truncated volcanic cones.

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The Lake of Qarun in Egypt 16
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The Lake of Qarun in Egypt

The lake is considered one of the most important ancient natural lakes. It is the remaining part of the ancient Moeris Lake. It persists today as a smaller saltwater lake called Birket Qarun. The lake's surface is 43 m (140 ft) below sea-level, and covers about 214 square kilometers.

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You will be able to explore Siwa Oasis, Bahriya Oasis, and the White Desert, which are some of the top destinations in the world for exhilarating safari adventures. You will enjoy camping under the starry sky in the desert where you will be able to relax and escape from the noise.

 

Egypt is one of the most famous countries that possess many of the most beautiful and rare oases in the world, such as Dakhla, Kharga, Farafra, and Siwa Oasis. You can visit many archaeological sites such as the Temple of the Golden Mummies, the Temple of Alexander, the Mountain of the Dead, and other tourist attractions such as Cleopatra Spring and salt lakes.

Nearly seven Oases can be found in Egypt, most of which are in the country's western and eastern deserts, where the climate is extremely arid and where Bedouin tribes have long resided. 
 

The Egyptian oases and deserts are an ideal location for safari trips, where you will enjoy many exciting recreational activities and be able to view many picturesque landscapes.
 

Kharga is the biggest oasis and the main place where important things are decided in the New Valley Governorate. It's also the closest oasis to the Nile Valley, and you can get there from Luxor in just two hours.

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