Deserts

Deserts are vast lands that experience extreme temperatures with little rainfall. Egypt is covered with deserts such as the Sahara Desert and the Libyan Desert. These deserts have a rich history and culture, as well as diverse wildlife and landscapes.

One of the most famous features of the Egyptian desert are the pyramids, ancient tombs built by the pharaohs. The pyramids are located near the Nile, the only source of water in the area. The Nile also provides fertile land for agriculture and civilization.

Another of her attractions in the Egyptian desert are oases, isolated patches of greenery and water amidst arid lands. The oasis is home to many plants and animals, as well as human habitation. Egyptian oases include Siwa, Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla and Karga.

The Egyptian desert is also home to a variety of natural wonders such as sand dunes, rock formations, salt lakes and caves. Some of these locations are popular for adventure travel such as sandboarding, hiking, camping and exploring. The desert also offers great views of the stars at night.

The Egyptian desert is not only a barren and hot place. They are full of life, beauty and history. They are part of Egyptian identity and heritage.