Ahmed+Eleithy

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I'm Ahmed Eleithy. I'm a studen﻿t in class1B at El-Hag Hadad sec﻿ondary school. I'm one of the group members. We have decided to make a web page about Egypt. For me, I have decided to make videos about the most beautiful things in Egypt. ===== =** THIS IS MY WORK﻿﻿ ** =





Egyptians are friendly, hospitable and modest. They also have a sense of balance and moderation.
====Problems in Egypt, however, have a tendency to resist solutions. Everybody seems to accept that trouble will somehow work itself out. Insha’Allah and Ma'lesh are essential vocabulary for the visitor. A key to enjoying any visit to Egypt is infinite patience. Egyptians are proud and sensitive. Proud of their history but sensitive of their present. They are, generally speaking, color blind. Other races are regarded as equal and given the same consideration. The Arabic language has its mark on the Egyptian mind. Classical Arabic is used by the media and in formal writing, but the spoken Arabic is colloquial and varies from one region to the next. The colloquial Arabic of Cairo is widely understood throughout the Arab world, because of the cultural influence of films, songs and TV programs. ==== = This video shows Egyptian Pe﻿ople =  media type="youtube" key="PFs4a6af8fc" height="312" width="512" align="center"



====**Karnak Temple** has stood for over 4,000 years, inviting pilgrims and travelers to explore her ancient mysteries and commune with spirits of the past.The temple of Karnak was known as Ipet-isut (most select of places) by the ancient Egyptians. It is a city of temples built over 2000 years and dedicated to the Theben triad of Amun, Mut and Khonsu.This derelict place is still capable of overshadowing many of the wonders of the modern world, and in its day must have been inspiring. For the largely uneducated ancient Egyptian population this could only have been the place of the gods. It is the mother of all religious buildings, the largest ever made, and a place of pilgrimage for nearly 4,000 years. Although, today's pilgrims are mainly tourists.It covers about 200 acres - 1.5 km by 0.8 km. The area of the sacred enclosure of Amun alone is 61 acres, and would hold ten average-sized European cathedrals. ==== = This video shows more about Karnak Temple =

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====If Egypt did not have the pyramids, the beaches, the sunshine or the scenery, it would still be worth visiting for the food alone. **Typical Egyptian food** is cheap, varied and plentiful and has restaurants to accommodate the vegetarian, the pescatarian and the carnivore alike. Egyptian food resembles that of other Middle Eastern countries but with a few twists and delicacies that you won’t find elsewhere. ====

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There ﻿are total of eight airports in Egypt, including five international airports of Cairo, Luxor, Ophira, El Arish and Hurghada. Most of the airports in Egypt are located in the eastern side of the country.Cairo International Airport is the main entrance to Egypt and is located in the northeast of Cairo cityat a distance of 15 miles. It is the primary hub of Egyptair airline service. Cairo international airport provides a 24-hour duty-free shop, a post office, a hotel reservation service, 24 hour bank service, travelinsurance services, restaurants and a bar facility along with regular bus and taxi services.Luxor International Airport is the main airport of Luxor city while Hurghada International Airport is located in Hurghada - an Egyptian city situated on the Red Sea. Hurghada international airport has direct connections with several European cities and also have passenger traffic to and from Cairo.   Ophira International Airport is situated in Sharm el-Sheikh on the sout﻿hern tip of the Sinai Peninsula. El Arish International Airport serves El Arish-situated on the Mediterranean coast of the Sinai Peninsula and is home to Palestinian Airlines. Inspite of these five international airports other remaining airports of Egypt are the domestic airports. Borg al Arab airport, Daraw airport and El Nouzha airport are the domestic airports of Egypt that serve all the cities of Egypt. Major domestic airlines of Egypt that serve between all the cities of Egypt are Egyptair, Air Sinai and Zas. The main airline of international standard of Egypt is Egyptair. Domestic tickets can be purchased with Egyptian pounds and are cheaper if bought in Egypt.

This video shows these Airports
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Websites:
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