The mention of "Egypt", once the cradle of civilisation, evokes imagery of priceless archaeological treasures and monuments of the ancient world.

The glorious Sphinx, the Pyramids, and the royal artifacts are landmarks and legacies that have beckoned throngs of visitors and drew well-deserved praises for millennia. 

You've read about them and watched them featured in glittering Hollywood movies; you may have even visited them. 

This fall, let's explore Egypt through a new lens. We'll discover another side of the country beyond the popular imagination: another "Egypt" that's often overlooked by tourists, but now due for its time in the spotlight.

Dahab

We start our journey in Dahab to the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula. The allure of the blue hues being mirrored by the aquamarine water will make you never want to leave.

It is a haven for those who love water sports, but you are also welcome to sit back on the boardwalk and observe the shades of blue rippling away in the sun.

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