Egypt

Cairo is one of the world’s great megacities. As beautiful as it is crazy, and as rich in historic finery as it is half dilapidated, Cairo tends to be a city that travelers love and hate in equal measures. Its sheer noise, pollution, and confounding traffic are an assault on your senses, but look beyond the modern hubbub, and you’ll find a history that spans centuries. Full of vigor, Cairo is where you really get a feel for Egyptian street life.

Cairo is often associated with ancient Egypt and is also synonymously associated with the world-famous Giza Pyramid Complex. These jaw-dropping structures are something that all travelers aspire to visit and we can definitely understand why. We can also understand if you just can’t get enough of these awesome pyramids and want to feel like you’re in reach of them 24/7. So consider booking any of these charming hotels in Cairo with pyramid views.

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Although there are obviously TONS of things to do in Cairo Egypt, it's a bit of a tough city to crack. With a massive city of 20 MILLION people, it’s

Abu Simbel is a complex formed by two temples carved into the rock, built by the will of Pharaoh Ramses II during his reign (1279-1213 BC) to commemorate his victory in the battle of Qadesh (ca. 1274 BC). The temple of Ramses II, or major temple, is the largest that this pharaoh ordered to build …

The Pyramids of GizaKenneth Garrett Photography

curly girl from the back near Pyramids of Giza in Egypt inst: @sue.astvatsaturyan

The awe-inspiring pictures are all from a new book in Amber Books' Visual Explorer Guide series called Egypt, by Trevor Naylor.

Featuring detailed descriptions of places like Abu Simbel and Luxor, this sample 2 week itinerary will ensure you see all of the highlights of 14 days of traveling in Egypt.