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Expo Egypt is Egypt's premier travel and tourism agency. El-Sisi and Fady H. Ebeid.
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We pride ourselves in organizing high-quality tours, while delivering meaningful experiences with exceptional service. Our Story

The vision for Expo Egypt was always based on a clear market need to experience Egypt like never before, with a world-class standard of excellence in quality and service. We began by showcasing Egypt’s beauty through social media, upon reaching millions of admirers, we

transformed our popularity and social success into a company that delivers experiences of that level of beauty to reality. Our passionate and dedicated team is the most knowledgeable, experienced, and renowned in the industry. We are determined to craft unique experiences that cater to our diverse clients around the globe. Whether it's flying on private jets or riding a camel, Expo Egypt is able to take on any request and serve the needs of any client. Like the Pharaohs before us, who redefined what civilization is capable of achieving, Expo Egypt, has redefined Egyptian travel for the 21st century and beyond. The Leadership

Expo Egypt was founded and is led by Kareem H. Their purpose is to promote Egypt's culture, history, and beauty to benefit Egypt's local economy and global reputation. Having traveled extensively around Egypt and the world, they brought in a global perspective to create a program with a world-class standard. Today, Expo Egypt is one of the top travel and tourism pages on social media. The initiative has been contributing to the evolution of Egypt's tourism industry and the reformation of Egypt's national image.

26/06/2024

Do you think that the ancient Egyptians had dark skin like the rest of the inhabitants of the African continent?

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25/06/2024

Despite the passage of thousands of years, the ancient Egyptian architecture is still wonderful .

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24/06/2024

A 3.300-year-old chariot bridge is still in use today. The Arkadiko Bridge was built between 1300 and 1190 BCE, making it one of the oldest still-used arch bridges still in existence. It was built on a road that linked Tiryns to Epidaurus, and was part of a larger military road system.

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23/06/2024

The Pyramid of Giza at night 😍

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23/06/2024

Through these three iconic landmarks - the Sphinx of Giza, the Temple of Edfu, and the Temple of Kom Ombo - one can glimpse the silent, unceasing dedication of archaeologists and their teams. Decades were devoted to the excavation and meticulous restoration of these authentic Egyptian marvels. Although the photograph of the Sphinx is dated to 1860, its origins may lie elsewhere."

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22/06/2024

Imagine if the tops of the pyramids of Giza were the heads of the heads of huge series. 🤯

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22/06/2024

A fossilized tree was discovered with a height estimated at 72.2 meters (236ft) this suggests that this ancient tree could have stood over 100 meters. It’s presence in this humid tropical environment dates it back 800,000 years. Northern Thailand.

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22/06/2024

The mummy of King Tutankhamun

The burial chamber contained a quartz sarcophagus with three coffins inside each other in the form of a human being. The smallest of them was of pure gold and contained the mummy of King Tutankhamun.
A quartz sarcophagus almost completely fills the room, length 5.08, width 3.28, height 2.75
In the coffin there are three overlapping coffins in the shape of a human and covered with gold plates.
The largest coffins are 224 centimeters long, made of cedar wood and covered with gold plates.
The middle coffin is decorated with gold plates and inlaid with precious stones.
The inner coffin was made of pure gold, with the mummy inside
The golden coffin weighs 110 kilograms of gold and bears the golden mask of the face of King Tutankhamun.
The mummy was wrapped in linen bandages containing more than 150 pieces of jewels, sacred amulets and carefully placed necklaces.
His head was surrounded by a royal wreath of gold inlaid with semi-precious jewels and stones.
His fingers and toes were individually covered with simple gold sheaths
On his feet he wears a pair of decorated sandals made of gold.

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21/06/2024

King Tutankhamun's tomb was the first and only king's tomb found intact in the world! 😯

After 15 years of excavation, British archaeologists Howard Carter and Lord Carnaphron found it in southern Egypt, in the Valley of the Kings, in 1922 ⛏️

After its release, "King Tut" became a media phenomenon in Europe and the United States.

Songs, books and films were made in his honour: it was a true 'vanity-mania'.

Interestingly, the king's fame came only from his belongings found in his tomb, preserved for more than 3 thousand years (!)

Inside it were about 5,000 jewels and statues, 130 wands, 100 costumes, 6 chariots, two golden thrones, and dozens of weapons.

His ancient Egyptian collection, which seemed to emerge from the box of time, ultimately revolutionized European fashion and architecture.

In British society, men began wearing coats with buttons depicting Tutankhamun's coffin, while women wore scarab-shaped brooches.

The Art Deco style, found in jewelry and architecture, is deeply inspired by the treasures of the Pharaoh 💎

His death mask made of gold and precious stones such as obsidian and quartz practically became a symbol of ancient Egypt (Image 1)

Tutankhamun was buried inside 3 coffins, all of which were extensively decorated with wood and gold (Photo 9).

They were all inside a large quartzite box, decorated with the image of 4 Egyptian gods: Isis, Nephthys, Neith, and Selkes (Photo 3).

However, the life of the Egyptian king was not so glorious: Tutankhamun died at the age of 19 due to successive malaria and bone degeneration.

The boy suffered from several health complications, as it was the result of an incestuous relationship between his father, Aquinaton, and his sister.

He was unable to walk without the aid of a cane, as his feet were weak and he constantly suffered from epilepsy.

However, more than 33 centuries after Tutankhamun ruled Egypt, and 101 years after the discovery of his tomb, its history and treasures continue to impress the entire world.

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20/06/2024

In 2019 Scientists have found liquid BLOOD in the frozen remains of a 42,000-year-old foal of an extinct horse that was preserved in Siberian permafrost .

Scientists have discovered liquid blood inside the carcass of an extinct foal preserved for 42,000 years in the Siberian permafrost, it was announced today.

It is believed to be the oldest blood ever found in the world - and boosts hopes of cloning back to life the long-gone Lenskaya species of prehistoric horse.

The discovery was made by an international team of scientists who are also hoping in future to clone the extinct woolly mammoth from genetic material frozen in permafrost.

the foal appeared to have been just two weeks old when it died, likely by drowning in mud which then became part of the permafrost.

"An autopsy showed the foal carcass was extremely well-preserved, the body even without deformation," he added. "The hair cover also preserved most parts of the carcass, especially at the head and legs."

Source: daily mail and CNN website

20/06/2024

Another mystery of the Dendera temple is the melted stairs. They lead up to the temple roof. These stone steps appear to be melted

Dendera Temple complex is located about 2.5 kilometres south-east of Dendera, Egypt. It is one of the best-preserved temple complexes in Egypt

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20/06/2024

The pyramids and the Sphinx from a different perspective .

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18/06/2024

What did some archaeological monuments look like in the past, and what do they look like now!

1 - Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
2- Colossus of Rhodes, Greece
3- Palmyra, Syria
4- Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Iraq
5- Mausoleum at Halicarnassus in Bodrum, Turkey
6- Alexandria, Egypt
7- Ephesus, Izmir, Turkey
8- Leptis Magna, Libya
9- Hatra, Iraq

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17/06/2024

Egypt. The land where humble peasants rose to become kings who constructed pyramids and ruled a vast empire.

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17/06/2024

Moai statues are massive megaliths at Easter Island, and these are what this island is famous for. The moais were built in approximately 1400 - 1650 A.D. by the natives of this island also known as Rapa Nui.

Many know them as the Easter Island heads. This is a misconception from having seen photos of statues in the volcano Rano Raraku partitially covered up with soil. Truth is that all of these "heads" have full bodies.

There are around 1000 statues, up to 86 tons tons in weight and 10 m in height, though average is around half of that. 95% of the moais were carved from the volcano Rano Raraku. This location was chosen since it consists to a great extent of tuff, which is what the moais from this volcano consist of. Tuff is compressed volcanic ash and is easy to carve, which was necessary since the natives had no metal to carve with, but used only stone tools; the so called toki.

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16/06/2024

Persepolis A Glimpse into Ancient Persian Splendor

Persepolis is an archaeological marvel that offers a captivating window into the grandeur of ancient Persia. Located in present-day Iran, Persepolis stands as a testament to the architectural prowess, artistic finesse, and cultural richness of the Persian Empire.

Constructed during the reign of Darius the Great in the 6th century BCE, Persepolis served as the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, one of the world's most powerful and expansive empires at the time. The city was meticulously designed and meticulously crafted over several generations, symbolizing the opulence and authority of the Persian kings.

Persepolis was not only a symbol of political power but also a hub of cultural exchange. Scholars, artists, and craftsmen from different regions of the empire converged in Persepolis, contributing to its rich artistic heritage. The carvings, sculptures, and murals found in the ruins depict scenes from daily life, religious rituals, and mythical narratives, providing valuable insights into the beliefs and customs of the time.

In recognition of its outstanding universal value, Persepolis was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979. Efforts have been made to preserve and restore the site, allowing future generations to marvel at its splendor and gain a deeper understanding of the history and legacy of ancient Persia.

Visiting Persepolis is an immersive experience that transports visitors back in time to a bygone era of grandeur and magnificence. It serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Persian Empire and the remarkable achievements of its people. Persepolis stands as a cultural treasure, inviting us to appreciate the beauty of the past and reflect on the interconnectedness of civilizations throughout history.

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15/06/2024

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15/06/2024

The ancient Roman period mosaic found during the construction of a hotel in Antakya/Turkey. It is the largest known single expanse of floor mosaic in the world. The mosaic covers an area of 1050 square meters.

During the construction of the museum-hotel, nearly 30,000 archaeological artefacts, including the Eros statuette, coins, metal objects, architectural pieces and terracotta artifacts were discovered. (2019)
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15/06/2024

In 2017 , Archaeologists had found Massive 3,000-Year-Old Statue in Cairo neighborhood .

Ramses II expanded the Egyptian Empire to stretch from Syria in the east to Nubia in the south. His successors called him the "Great Ancestor .

CAIRO — Archaeologists have found a 26-foot statue submerged in ground water in a Cairo slum that the Antiquities Ministry has hailed as one of the most important discoveries ever.

Experts say it probably depicts revered Pharaoh Ramses II, who ruled Egypt more than 3,000 years ago.

The was unearthed near the ruins of Ramses II's temple in the ancient city of Heliopolis, which is located in the eastern part of modern-day Cairo.

"Last Tuesday they called me to announce the big discovery of a colossus of a king, most probably Ramses II, made out of quartzite," Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Anani said Thursday.

The most powerful and celebrated ruler of ancient Egypt, the pharaoh also known as Ramses the Great was the third of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt.

He led several military expeditions and expanded the Egyptian Empire to stretch from Syria in the east to Nubia in the south. His successors called him the "Great Ancestor."

Source : nbc news website

14/06/2024

This building in Fatih, Istanbul, is an excellent example of architectural style stratification over the centuries. It incorporates elements from three empires and one republic that have ruled the city during different time periods. Each layer is built upon the previous ones.

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12/06/2024

Built in honor of “The Great Royal Wife” of Ramses II, this Nefertari Tomb undoubtedly features the most majestic Ancient Egyptian artwork you can ever witness in your entire life!!✨

The fact that every inch of the chambers’ walls is adorned with vibrantly colored depictions of the Queen which are still perfectly intact to this day will leave you in awe. It clearly indicates how much Ramses was in love with his favorite wife❤️

📍Valley of the Queens, Luxor, Egypt
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12/06/2024

Ancient Greek helmets from the classical period kept in the storeroom of the Archaeological Museum of Olympia in Greece.

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10/06/2024

Egyptian monuments between the past and the present

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08/06/2024

Re-envisioning Iranian urban landscape through spiral pattern” | AI, Stable diffusion , Controlnet

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07/06/2024

Magnificence and Creativity of Persian Iranians in Architecture and Construction

Persian architecture stands as a testament to a rich heritage and deep cultural legacy spanning several centuries. Iranian architecture is distinguished by its magnificence and creativity in design and detail, blending aesthetics with functionality in a masterful manner. Persian art in architecture is a fusion of Islamic and ancient Persian styles, giving it a distinct and unique identity.

The Jameh Mosque of Isfahan is one of the prime examples of the splendor of Iranian architecture, characterized by its prominent design, multi-arched dome, and intricate artistic embellishments. Additionally, it is renowned for its expansive spaces and ornate mihrabs that highlight the beauty of the structure.

Magnificence and creativity are also evident in the palaces of the Shahs in Iran, such as the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan and the Golestan Palace in Tehran, where architectural styles blend with stunning geometric forms and intricate details reflecting the grandeur of ancient Iranian eras.

Considering these examples and many others, it is undeniable that Persian Iranians have made significant contributions to the world of architecture and construction, where aesthetics and technology converge exceptionally to shape unique landmarks that express Iran's rich culture and history.

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05/06/2024

Pictured: the Giza Sphinx from the top compared to an Egyptian statue from the back. Do you think this is a coincidence?⁠

03/06/2024

The reconstructed face of Queen Te, wife of King:Amenhotep Ill, mother of King Akhenaten, and grandmother of King Tutankhamun.

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01/06/2024

An attempt to build an imaginary image of the face of the most famous king in ancient Egypt, Ramses II, based on the king's mummy .

28/05/2024

A 2,000-year-old skull of a Peruvian warrior was found to be fused together by metal. Experts from a US museum believe it could be one of the oldest examples of advanced surgery.

The Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma said the skull is reported to have been that of a man who was injured in battle before undergoing surgery to implant a piece of metal in his head to repair a fracture

28/05/2024

A 7000-6000 year old burial of a young woman (aged around 20 when she died) and her newborn baby

Found in Vedbaek, Denmark, this grave tells a tragic but curious story of a young woman and her newborn baby. The woman, who is thought to have been 20 years old at the time of her death, is believed to have passed away during the birth of her child, in which the baby did not survive.

What makes this burial particularly intriguing is the presence of 200 red deer teeth placed by the woman's head and the newborn cradled in a swan's wing with a flint knife set at its hip.

The presence of animal parts suggests that the people in this area greatly appreciated nature. It shows that the people at this time used different essentials available in their environment to perform rituals or to create art.

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