Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm El Sheikh is Egypt’s elite resort, known for its rich underwater world and luxurious hotels. The mild climate, excellent conditions for diving, and wide variety of entertainment make it a perfect destination.

Historical facts: This region has been of strategic importance for centuries. In the 20th century, it was controlled by both Egypt and Israel before becoming a major tourist center.

Traditions and festivals: Sharm El Sheikh celebrates the Camel Race Festival, held in the desert with participation from Bedouins.

What to see:

Ras Mohammed National Park — one of the best coral reef reserves in the world
Mount Sinai and St. Catherine’s Monastery — a site connected with biblical events
Old Market — a place to buy traditional souvenirs, spices, and street food

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