Most visitors never experience the natural masterpieces that lie off the tourist trail—from bubbling hot springs to unearthly ...

Miles of sand mountains sprinkled with ... wells offer a refreshing rinse after a desert exploration. Kharga is the “Little Italy” of ancient Egypt. The Romans conquered the oasis as a ...

Egypt has experienced rapid population growth in recent decades. Between 1986 to 2018, the number of people in the country doubled. If the current rate of population growth continues, the number of ...

Initial reports that the centuries-old St. Catherine's Monastery would be closed were denied, but Orthodox leaders remain ...

Siwa, nestled in Egypt 's Western Desert, is an oasis town. Known for its palm groves and salt lakes, Siwa provides a ...

Initially driven by impoverished Bedouins, attacks escalated into deadly assaults on tourist hubs like Sharm el-Sheikh, Dahab ...

Hebrew scholar and Jewish academic Irene Lancaster unpacks the Jewish perspective of Shavuot - the festival known to ...

In fact, alongside our boutiques in New Delhi and Mumbai, we are already considering further expansion,” says Niccolò Ricci, ...

Stromer named it Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, the Egyptian Spine Lizard. The bones were added to the Bavarian State Collection of ...

You don’t need a fat wallet to have a rich travel experience - these 5 budget-friendly countries can offer SA travellers so ...

It’s a narrative of transition—from dependence to agency, from miracles to management. Within its verses unfold the full drama of collective life: the struggle for leadership and legitimacy, the fear ...