Shali Oasis Lodge | Siwa Oasis Eco
Shali Oasis | Siwa Oasis Eco
Siwa Shali Resort is one of the largest hotels in Siwa, overlooking Mount Dakrour, about 3 kilometers from the market, a hotel with high hotel service. Shali loge is established by conventional Siwan ways of construction Shali Lodge comprises of twenty rooms with different styles and sizes. The lodge was established in 1999 and was designed with the local Siwan artisans and builders in order to promote the declining custom of Siwan design and construction.
There are a total of 20 rooms with different styles and an additional rooftop restaurant on the upper eight storey and in the new extension which is on ground level, contains twelve additional rooms which feature a lounge corner and gardens.
The determination to promote eco-friendliness causes Shali Oasis to be regarded as an ideal example of responsible tourism. Local materials and traditional craftsmanship are used to construct the structures of the oasis. This is not only environmentally friendly but also helps in the preservation of the customs and traditions of the people of Siwa. The visitors can relax knowing that their visit is for the benefit of the locals and helps in the protection of the delicate region’s ecosystem.
There is a wide range of activities at the Shali Oasis and they are enjoyable. Going on guided tours to visit Siwa's Old temples (like the Temple of Amun) or soaking in the natural hot springs is allowed among the guests. From desert hikes to outdoor yoga sessions, every experience has been crafted to pamper the body, and mind. Dine on delicious homemade food that uses fresh produce sourced from the area.
To summarize, more than just a location, Shali Oasis encompasses a sense of peace along with exploration. In other words, if you aim to relax or want to experience the Siwan culture, this oasis is the perfect place for a great getaway.
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