Egypt Cities

The Oasis and Desert of the Western Desert The Western Desert covers more than two-thirds of Egypt's land area. Initiated on the west bank of the Nile, the desert extends westward through Libya and southward into Sudan, becoming a section, together

The Nile Valley is a region in Egypt. A monarch called Menes unified the different kingdoms of the Nile Valley for the first time under a single administration circa 3100 BC, according to the official history of a priest from the

Egypt's the Red Sea is a popular tourist destination. For thousands of years, the Giza Pyramids have piqued the interest of people who want to visit Egypt. A large number of visitors go to Cairo, Luxor, and the Nile Valley each

Lake Nasser is a body of water in Egypt. Lake Nasser is a massive freshwater reservoir formed by the construction of the High Dam at Aswan in the 1960s, which stretches south from the Egyptian capital of Aswan nearly 350 miles

Egyptian Pyramids Facts The first stage in constructing a pyramid was identifying an appropriate location. There was no way this could be on the east bank of the Nile since it was on the west side that the sun sank and