Cleopatra spring in Siwa Oasis
Celoptra Springs is one of the enchanting springs in Siwa Oasis, it has very special characteristics of being warm in the winter and cold in the summer. Siwa Oasis is one of the splendid oases in the Western Desert of Egypt, the oasis has many springs with flowing water all over the year. This spring of fresh water is called Juba Spring or Cleopatra Spring, it’s about 3 kilometers from the city center and about a kilometer from the Temple of Amun. It’s believed that the great Queen Cleopatra swam in the spring during her visit to the Oasis.
Moreover, some historians believe that the Great Alexander visited this spring during his historical visit to the temple of Amun during his visit to Siwa. Cleopatra Spring is surrounded by a large area of green trees, olive trees, and palms which make a gorgeous scene for the visitors refreshing their souls and chilling out. The Siwa Oasis is one of the top-visited destinations from Egypt Desert Safari Tours for medical tourism in the Middle East because it is believed that It has natural sulfurous water springs and sand with distinctive therapeutic properties. Therefore, Egyptians and tourists come from around the world to have hope in treating various physical diseases.
Siwa Oasis has many attractive destinations like the Shali Fortress, Amun Ra Temple, The Mountain of the Dead, and various springs in the Oasis. You can discover the gorgeous oasis of Siwa and Cleopatra Spring through one of Egypt Classic Tours itineraries with your family or partners. The Oasis has many amazing sights attracting visitors from all over the world, especially the springs. Don’t waste the opportunity and be in touch with the Cairo Top Tours professional team to organize an unforgettable trip for you with professionals to enjoy your time.
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