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10-Day Egypt Itinerary: The Ultimate Guide

Warning: This is the ultimate 10-day Egypt itinerary! The ancient pyramids, the mysterious Nile River, everything is shining with a charming light, waiting for you to explore! -------- 🔥Itinerary suggestions: Day 1-2: 💕Arrive in Cairo and start your Egypt trip in the morning! Visit the Giza Pyramids and the Sphinx to experience the charm of ancient Egyptian civilization. Enjoy the food at a pyramid-view restaurant and the beautiful sunset by the Nile River. Day 3-4: 🛫Fly to Aswan and visit the Aswan Dam, Lake Nasser, and the lovely lotus-shaped monument. Then take a boat tour of Kom Ombo and visit the Abu Simbel Temples. Day 5-6: 🚢Sail to Luxor, take a carriage tour of the city, and enjoy freshly squeezed juice. Visit the filming location of "Death on the Nile," take a motorboat tour of the Nile River, and enjoy seasonal fruits on Banana Island. Day 7: 🏖️Free time in Hurghada. You can choose to go snorkeling in the Red Sea and enjoy the fun and charm of the ocean. Day 8: 🚌Return to Cairo, enjoy lunch, visit the Egyptian Museum, and experience the fun of making handmade sand paintings. Day 9-10: ✈️Return to Shenzhen from Cairo. Share your travel experiences after landing. This trip is over, and we look forward to your next discovery trip! -------- 📱1. Communication equipment: Bring your phone, charger, and plug adapter. A SIM card is essential for using the Internet in Egypt. In addition, it is recommended to bring a pair of headphones, which will be useful during the trip! 📜2. Documents: In addition to bringing basic documents such as your passport and ID card, don't forget to apply for a visa in advance to travel to Egypt. 🕶️3. Clothing: Egypt is hot during the day and cold at night in February, so don't forget to bring breathable short sleeves and a sun hat, as well as a thin jacket or windbreaker to cope with the temperature difference between morning and evening. 💊4. Personal protection: Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential to protect you from the sun. In addition, some common medicines, such as painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, and medicines for stomach problems, are also needed. 📷5. Photography equipment: Egypt is a place with a long history and unique scenery. A camera and spare batteries are essential for taking and saving photos. 💼6. Other: Bring some portable food, some cash, and a global credit card to deal with emergencies. -------- ✨May your trip to Egypt be full of mystery, color, and sweet smiles in the sun! 🌈💖Have a great trip and enjoy it! 🐫🎉
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Posted: Feb 12, 2025
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