Tours in Egypt for individuals and small Groups - Egyptraveluxe

Having recently returned from two almost perfect weeks in Egypt,
Like anyone who watched the news last spring, I was pretty concerned about travelling to post-revolution Egypt.
The protests had seriously just died down and a very precarious peace was in place, so I was extra careful in my planning. As a result, I took two big steps based on my pre-trip research....

In the mid- to late-nineteenth century, an Egyptian tomb robber named Ahmed Abd el-Rassul was wandering the cliffs above Deir el-Bahri in search of a lost goat. Abd el-Rassul stumbled across a concealed tomb shaft containing his wayward goat and so much...

When Alicia and I were researching our trip to Egypt we concluded that either 1. this is the best time to visit Egypt, as there are few tourists, prices are lower, and the country needs visitors! or 2. Egypt is super dangerous now and if we go there...

An archaeologist at Stanford University has uncovered evidence of the world’s first ever government healthcare system by analyzing the remains of the craftsmen who constructed the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
By analyzing skeletal remains of the people who lived in Deir el-Medina and looking at written artifacts, Anne Austin has discovered that the Egyptian workers were permitted to take sick days and could visit a “clinic” for free health check-ups....