Food and drink highlights of Egypt
- Tipping - Tips are usually included in the bill, however people tend to leave a small amount of money anyway.
- Eating hours -
- Discount shops -
- Cuisine type - Egyptian meals have been influenced by African, Indian and Romanian cuisine.
- Savoir Vivre - Meat is perceived by Egyptians as a luxury meal and served only to honor guests.
- Main ingredients - Egyptian cuisine makes heavy use of legumes and vegetables. The most common meats in Egypt are lamb, rabbit, chicken and even pigeons (except pork). Dates, peanuts, and honey are popular as desserts.
- Most popular alcohol - The national alcohol is bouza - beer made from fermented wheat bread.
- Important info - Tourists are not legally required to fast during the Ramadan in Egypt. However, eating food on the street during this period of time is not well received. Minimal Legal Drinking Age is 21 years. Furthermore, you can only drink it in designated places such as bars, restaurants or your own room.
- Warning - In many restaurants and bars prices on the menu are not final. Sometimes a 12-14% tax and 10% service fee are added. It should appear in a fine print at the bottom of the menu card.
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Foods to try in Egypt
- Ful MedamesThe most popular street food snack in Egypt. Ful is a paste of mashed broad (fava) beans flavored with garlic and olive oil. It is often put into pitta bread and typically sold as an inexpensive takeaway sandwich.
- TamiyaAnother example of Egyptian street food, also known as falafel. Tamiya is made with mashed fava beans and parsley (instead of chickpeas, which are used in different places around the Mediterranean region). It is made in the shape of flat discs rather than round balls and is typically eaten as a sandwich with salad.
- KoshariOne of the most famous Egyptian dishes. A mix of rice, brown lentils and macaroni topped with fried onions and a spicy tomato sauce, koshari is normally eaten in specific koshari restaurants.
- ShawarmaIt is a large cone of pressed lamb or chicken that is rotated vertically in front of a flame grill. As the meat is being cooked it is sliced off and mixed on a griddle with chopped tomato, onion and parsley before being rolled in a large disc of flatbread and wrapped in foil to take away.
- Kebab and KoftaFlame-grilled chunks of lamb (kebab) and spiced minced meat made into a sausage and grilled on a skewer (kofta) are favorite Egyptian food meals. They are typically eaten with a simple chopped tomato and cucumber salad and a disc of flatbread.
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Unusual facts about food in Egypt
- Make sure to stay hydrated as the temperatures are extremely high and the air is very dry.
- Every day Egyptians drink huge amounts of tea, especially one flavored with mint.
- There are three main meals during the day, however there are many snacks in between.
- Although Egypt is a Muslim country, alcohol is easily obtainable.
- During Ramadan (the date is not set and changes every year), Muslims can not drink or eat in public from the sunrise until the sunset.
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Place to stay in Egypt
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- Seasonality - The cheapest prices for accommodation are in January, while the highest in August.
- Cost-effective - You can save additional money while booking a room in a hostel if you own the so-called 'Hostelling International' card.
- Air conditioning -
- Payments - More luxurious resorts list prices and accept payments in currencies other than Egyptian pounds.
- Unusual accommodation - When we decide to go on a Nile Cruise that lasts several days, a ship will be our hotel. Usually, it has several decks, private cabins with bathrooms, restaurants, bars, shops and even a swimming pool.
- Camp - The best campsites are located close to resorts and hostels or they are strictly connected to them.
- Important - The price of an organized trip in the desert will usually include: a ride, a meal and also accessories necessary for an overnight stay outdoors mattress, screen).
- Warning - While staying overnight in the desert, you should remember to take warm clothes (at night the temperatures in the desert drop significantly) and something that will effectively protect you from wind and sand (a hat, a scarf).
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Accommodation in Egypt
- Breakfasts are usually included in the bill, even in more budget hotels.
- To save up money try booking a room via the internet or through travel agencies.
- You will not find too many hostels; you are more likely to come across single or double private rooms.
- The largest cities in the country such as Cairo, Luxor Alexandria but also resorts at the Mediterranean and the Red Sea are best prepared to accommodate tourists.
- It is worth looking for local hotels on your own. Prices for a higher standard will be much lower there.
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Getting around Egypt
- Most popular - Taxis are a popular means of transport, however the price must be determined before departure.
- Cost-effective - Minibuses run 24/7 between the tourist resorts. They are cheap and will stop on request.
- Time-efficient - Servees are faster than buses and trains.
- Traffic safety - Traveling in Egypt involves significant risks. The roads are not in the best conditions (except for those connecting large cities), and the possibility of an accident is real.
- Warning - Drivers use the horn to communicate. Two horns mean the driver is about to change lanes, whereas one is trying to pass.
Car
- Drive on the right-hand side of the road.
- Rural areas can be filled with traffic calming devices (speed bumps) set illegally by locals. They can seriously damage your car.
- The built-up area speed limit is 60 km/h. Outside the built-up area, the normal road's speed limit is 90 km/h, and on highways it goes from 100 to 120 km/h.
- The Egyptian driving style can be difficult for cities such as Cairo and Alexandria, where traffic is very heavy. For Egyptians, leaving more than a few centimeters between cars is wasted space.
Hitchhiking
- Hitchhiking is legal (drivers often ask for payment).
- It is not the most popular travel method in Egypt.
- One of the problems when it comes to hitchhiking in Egypt is the number of cars, sometimes nothing passes by at all.
- Men travel the most. Women generally do not travel alone.
Bus
- There are five bus companies that operate in different regions of the country.
- Buses are often crowded and bus drivers tend to drive fast and dangerously.
- It takes a few people to convince the bus driver to slow down. There are also cases where passengers pay the driver to decrease the speed.
- Long-distance buses often do not stop in the middle of the route due to the lack of bus stops along the road. There is only a desert around.
- Servees are microbuses or small coaches that can transport up to a dozen people.
- The fares are fixed however you may end up paying extra money if the servees are not full.
Boat
- In Egypt, river travel is very popular.
- You can sail on the Nile by cruise ships or a traditional felucca (sailing boat). One-day and longer tours are offered.
- From the river, you can admire both the beautiful nature of Egypt and many monuments along the river. And traveling by boat is more enjoyable than the coach.
Plane
- Domestic flights operate from several airports scattered across Egypt.
Train
- In some parts of the country, there are no railroads, but they connect major cities and tourist destinations.
- Trains are more comfortable than buses as they are faster on more distant routes.
- Third class tickets often lack air conditioning (first and second class have it), the seats are not comfortable, and the coach tends to be overcrowded.
- If you are a student with an international student card you can get a discount on the ticket.
- Timetables, directions and bus numbers are written in Arabic.
- Tickets can be purchased online at the official enr.gov.eg site. Buying them at a railway station can be time-consuming.
Motorcycle
- It is difficult to rent a motor in Egypt because of the level of bureaucracy.
Bicycle
- Due to the lack of cycle lanes and high temperatures riding a bike may be difficult.
- In the region of the Nile Delta local children may throw stones at cyclists
Taxi
- Taxi drivers rarely speak English, so have a name of your destination written in Arabic with you.
- Taxi drivers might let you know if you paid too little, that is why it is better to know the exact fares and avoid being tricked.
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How to travel in Egypt
- It is safer to travel with a partner or group of friends.
- Main cause of road accidents are due to overcrowding in the transport, so if you feel there are too many people, get out of the vehicle.
- The metro is the fastest way to get around Cairo.
- The public transport system is limited only to big cities.
- There is a limited number of gas stations in rural and abandoned areas.
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Best time to visit Egypt
When to go
- The best time to visit archeological sites in Egypt is winter (between November and February), when the temperatures are mildly cooler, but still pleasantly warm. The perfect months are probably November in the northern region (Cairo, El Giza) and December in the south-central (Luxor, Aswan).
- If you want to spend your holidays on a beach, it's necessary to distinguish between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea coast. The Mediterranean Coast is known for the long summer from mid-May to mid-October. On the other hand summer on the Red Sea coast is too hot, while winter is a bit cool, which leaves spring and autumn as the best option. In Sharm el-sheik, the greatest time is either the month of April or the period from mid-October to mid-November.
Temperature
- Summer in Egypt is very hot β temperatures can reach a sizzling 50Β°C! On the contrary winter is mild; the coolest months are December, January, and February, when temperatures average between 14 Β°C or 15 Β°C.
Rainfall
- Rainfall is limited. Cairo receives just 25 mm of rain in total in a whole year! In Alexandria, city residents enjoy seven or even eight times more rain than in Cairo over a twelve months period.
Spring
- In spring, the weather is usually warm (in the southern regions days in April the heat is already sweltering, whereas nights are typically colder). The season is known for strong winds such as the Khamsin (dry, sand-filled storms blowing sporadically in Egypt for fifty days in spring).
Fall
- The weather during the fall is almost perfect. The averaged temperature during daytime is around 29 Β°C but it may vary depending on the location.
Summer
- In summer from the northern coast down to El Cairo and Giza, the heat is sweltering. Further down the south, the heat is intense and the air is dry; a relentless sun reigns everywhere.
Winter
- In winter in Egypt, stronger winds are felt, and the temperature is unlikely to drop below 10 Β° C.
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Egypt weather Insights
- Egypt has a substantially hot desert climate.
- During your trip, especially in the springtime you may encounter sandstorms.
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Savoir-Vivre in Egypt
- Greetings - Men while greeting each other shake hands, kiss on the cheek or hug. Women, on the other hand, should be greeted with a nod of the head, they are not allowed to engage in physical contact at all.
- Punctuality -
- Dress code - If you are a woman,you should dress more conservatively. Remember to cover your 'immodest' parts such as thighs, upper arms and chest.
- Temple entrance - When visiting mosques, take off your shoes and cover your arms and legs Women also have to cover their heads with a scarf or shawl.
- Home invitation - According to tradition, the first invitation should be refused. If the offer is renewed, then it must be accepted. In return, an invitation to a restaurant is usually accepted. Bring a gift (avoid alcohol and choose sweets instead).
- Etiquette - It is rather unlikely for Egyptians to open or hold the door for someone.It is also offensive toEgyptians to cross your legs while sitting and to show the shoes' soles during the conversation.
- Drones - We recommend using this map to easily check the applicable restrictions.
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Things not to do in Egypt
- Act respectfully in archeological sites and strictly follow the rules as the vast majority of the objects are priceless to World Heritage.
- Have local currency at all times, as in many places, such as markets or bazaars you may not be able to pay with a credit card.
- Learn basic words and phrases in Arabic because it may help in areas which are much less frequently visited by tourists.
- It is best to wear sandals in the desert instead of casual shoes.
- Never head out to the desert or off-site without proper equipment, it is also worth considering hiring a guide.
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Interesting facts about Egypt
- Egyptians are extremely helpful. It is a good idea to ask for guidance from at least three different people (to make sure you have the right information). Sometimes, people will give you directions out of courtesy even if they don't know the place.
- Egyptians and locals like to refer to Egypt as 'The Mother of The World'.
- People in Egypt are quite laid back. Sometimes they may be late or get stuck in a traffic jam, so it is better to be prepared for that during your stay.
- Market vendors can be very insistent and stubborn to sell something to you, and any sign of being interested will be considered as an 'almost accepted' transaction.
- Egyptians often ask for a little amount of money in exchange for taking a photo of them.
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Best souvenirs from Egypt 💝
Great monuments, interesting history, excellent cuisine and friendly weather - all these are the attributes of a trip to Egypt. If you want your loved ones and you to remember your trip to the country of the Sphinx, the pyramids and the desert for as long as possible - check out our guide!
👚 Clothes
Belly dancing costume 💲 💲 💲 💲
They are an important element of this traditional Arabic dance. Designed for women, they are marked by very bright colors and many tassels.
🛒 Where to buy: markets, dedicated shops
💰 Price range: 100 - 800 EGP
🎁 For whom: spouse
Camel skin products 💲 💲 💲 💲
Egypt is famous for its camel skin products. Among tourists leather slippers are the most popular item to buy, however you will also find handbags, bags and even socks.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 50 - 200 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, friends, spouse
Nubian hat (Fez) 💲 💲 💲 💲
A cap that comes from Morocco is often called Fez. Today only Bedouins wear them on a daily basis. The cap is round and tall, made of a material called kilim. At the top there is a string with tassels which hang from the side of the cap.
📌 Region: Lower Egypt, Upper Egipt
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 25 - 100 EGP
💡 Pro tip: Watch out for the poor quality products with paper inside which are supposed to maintain the hat's shape.
🎁 For whom: spouse, friends
🛍 Collections
Ankh Cross 💲 💲 💲 💲
It is an amulet with a hieroglyph βAnkhβ - a cross with a ribbon on top. This talisman symbolizes life. In the past, it was given as a gift, which was supposed to provide the recipient with a long life.
🛒 Where to buy: markets, jewelry stores, gift shops
💰 Price range: 20 - 200 EGP
🎁 For whom: friends, spouse
Cartouche 💲 💲 💲 💲
Egyptians make a lot of gold and silver jewelry. Cartouche, made of silver or alabaster, is a metal plate with hieroglyphs. You can often personalize Cartouche with your own name written in hieroglyphs.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 80 - 300 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Nai 💲 💲 💲 💲
It is an oriental kind of flute, made of light wood. For centuries it has been an inseparable element of oriental music.
📌 Region: Lower Egypt
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 40 - 80 EGP
🎁 For whom: friends, spouse
Oriental incense 💲 💲 💲 💲
The most popular incense among Egyptians is the one called Oud, which is produced from specially bred agar trees. It can be purchased in powder form or on sticks.
🛒 Where to buy: markets, girft shops, supermarkets, perfumeries
💰 Price range: 5 - 20 EGP
💡 Pro tip: The 'Oud' incense is the best one to choose from among others such as 'Mastic'.
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Scarab 💲 💲 💲 💲
The scarabs are small desert beetles that played a very important role in the Egyptian religion. They symbolized the Egyptian sun god Ra. Considered a symbol of rebirth, they became a frequent theme of many Egyptian works of art. You can buy them as amulets, pendants or bracelets.
🛒 Where to buy: markets, girft shops
💰 Price range: 6 - 20 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Shisha pipe 💲 💲 💲 💲
Smoking shisha became part of the tradition in Egypt over 400 years ago. Nowadays, it is burned during meetings with friends. Shishas are usually made of tin and have rich decorations. You can buy shisha in various sizes - the biggest ones are as tall as an adult man!
📌 Region: Lower Egypt
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 80 - 250 EGP
💡 Pro tip: Make sure that you have space to pack it on your way home, as it may easily broke or fold.
🎁 For whom: spouse, friends
💄 Cosmetics
Kohl 💲 💲 💲 💲
Kohl is a cosmetic powder obtained from lead sulphides. It has two main variants - cold and warm. Cold serves as a body cosmetic, while warm is used to paint around eyes in a typical Egyptian way.
📌 Region: Lower Egypt
🛒 Where to buy: makrets, drugstores, perfumeries
💰 Price range: 80 - 150 EGP
🎁 For whom: spouse
Perfumes 💲 💲 💲 💲
In Egypt you can find many local cosmetics, from perfumes to skin care products and essential oils. The most common ingredients of cosmetics are jasmine, rose, musk and geranium.
📌 Region: Lower Egypt
🛒 Where to buy: markets, perfumeries, drugstores
💰 Price range: 200 - 800 EGP
🎁 For whom: spouse
🥗 Food
Baklava 💲 💲 💲 💲
Baklava is a type of dessert made from a thin shortcrust pastry, which is very representative of the Oriental culture. It is served with the addition of nuts flooded with honey.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 40 - 60 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends, kids
Dates 💲 💲 💲 💲
Dates are sweet fruits, usually served dried and with a nut filling.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 20 - 50 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, friends, spouse, kids
Spices 💲 💲 💲 💲
Although spices such as cumin, cinnamon, chilli or ginger are available in every supermarket in the world, it is worth to buy them in Egypt - they are characterized by exceptional quality and aroma!
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 10 - 80 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, friends, spouse
🖖 Handmade
Papyrus 💲 💲 💲 💲
Although the papyrus you will find in the gift store is not of the same value as the one created centuries ago, you can be sure that it is going to be a great souvenir - it is still made from dried banana leaves.
📌 Region: Lower Egypt
🛒 Where to buy: dedicated shops, art galleries, museums
💰 Price range: 5 - 100 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Wooden box 💲 💲 💲 💲
Wooden boxes from Egypt are characterized by decorative engraving and additional decorations in the form of pearls or shells. Made of wood, they can be used to store small items and be a stylish addition to the interior.
🛒 Where to buy: markets, dedicated shops
💰 Price range: 50 - 100 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, friends, spouse
🏡 Home Decor
Carpets 💲 💲 💲 💲
Egyptian carpets and rugs are made of silk, wool and cotton. They have distinctive, geometric oriental patterns in many colors. They are used not only as carpets but also as seat covers or wall decorations.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 20 - 1000 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse
Glass wares 💲 💲 💲 💲
Egyptian glass products are small works of art - all thanks to special patterns. The most popular souvenir is a glass vase filled with desert sand of different colors. It is arranged in layers so that a simple picture is created.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 10 - 100 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, friends, spouse
Metal wares 💲 💲 💲 💲
Egyptian markets are full of tin, silver, copper, steel and gold products. Kitchenware, pots and sets of cups were once given as gifts to the newlyweds and kept as a souvenir for future generations.
🛒 Where to buy: markets
💰 Price range: 100 - 600 EGP
💡 Pro tip: Watch out for poor quality products.
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Pyramids replicas 💲 💲 💲 💲
They represent one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a distinctive attraction of Egypt - the pyramid of Giza. Pyramids are proof of the extraordinary architectural skills of the Egyptians. The real pyramids are over 4 thousand years old and their value is invaluable, however these souvenirs can easily be found in local markets at a much lower price!
🛒 Where to buy: markets, girft shops
💰 Price range: 50 - 300 EGP
🎁 For whom: grandparents, parents, spouse, friends
Egypt - Souvenirs
We hope that in this article you have found some suggestions of souvenirs from Egypt that you liked! Or maybe you have a different idea of what to bring your loved ones from this country? Be sure to let us know!
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Egypt packing list 💡
- Headgear - A head covering is necessary to protect against a stroke, in addition, sun glasses and a cream with a UV filter will be useful.
- Snorkel mask - During cruises on the Red Sea you can see the coral reef. It is also worth taking a camera that allows you to take pictures underwater.
- Shawl - Useful when visiting religious sites.
- Light, airy clothes - Light clothes are essential in hot weather.
- Warmer clothes - They will be useful during a trip to the deserts where the thermal amplitude can reach up to 20 Β°C.
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Tourist information about Egypt
Country | Egypt |
Capital | Cairo |
Currency | Egyptian pound |
Language | Arabic |
Timezone | GMT+2 |
English speaking | Not widely spoken |
LGBT tolerance | Very low |
Gender ratio (overall) | 50% | 50% |
Population | 102.3 mln |
Visitors per year | 13 mln |
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Useful information about Egypt
Card payments | |
ATM Availability | Major cities |
Suggested ATM takeout | 1000 EGP |
Drinking in public | |
Tap water | |
Internet speed (avg.) | 20 Mbps |
Socket type | C / F |
Best taxi app | |
Public toilets | Popular & Paid |
Top mobile providers | Vodafone, Orange, Etisalat, We |
Best internal air carrier | AirEgypt |
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Cost of living in Egypt
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant |
1.04 EUR
1.1 USD
0.86 GBP
4.44 PLN
55 EGP
|
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant |
5.69 EUR
6 USD
4.71 GBP
24.22 PLN
300 EGP
|
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught) |
0.57 EUR
0.6 USD
0.47 GBP
2.42 PLN
30 EGP
|
Gasoline (1 liter) |
0.15 EUR
0.15 USD
0.12 GBP
0.62 PLN
7.7 EGP
|
One-way ticket (public transport) |
0.09 EUR
0.1 USD
0.08 GBP
0.4 PLN
5 EGP
|
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Quality of life in Egypt
Quality of life | Low |
Safety Index | Moderate |
Healthcare likability | Moderate |
Climate likability | Very high |
Costs of living | Very low |
Level of pollution | Very high |
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Important numbers
General emergency number (mobile phone) | 112 |
Fire | 180 |
Police | 122 |
Ambulance | 123 |
Traffic police | 128 |
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