When you cruise Lake Nasser take the chance to scout around the most gleaming finds of it such as Penout Tomb which is located on the east bank of Lake Nasser and it is considering the oldest tombs in Nubia, it contain around 500 tombs, it is like Abu Simbel Temple suffering from rising level of water and had been flooded until UNESCO rescue it, it well known for the many unique and interesting inscriptions to be found on the walls and columns they contain.

Penout was one of the governors of Nubia at the reign of Ramses II, feast your eyes with the carvings on this tombs which is characterized by plenty of features large sections containing inscriptions and carvings, and a number of high quality paintings. Sadly, the tomb itself was robbed and no sign of Penout’s mummy was ever found

The Colored Canyon presents one of the most magnificent rock formations in the world, The Canyon is located about 12 km north of Nuweiba, two hours from Sharm El Sheikh, The Colored Canyon is a popular safari trek and lies between St. Catherine's Monastery and the town of Nuweiba. The strange rock formations and colored canyon walls are dramatic and the silence within only add to the oddity. As you meander through the Canyon you move white rocks to yellow to red to multicolored. It is a fascinating place.

Feast your eyes with the flourishing of Colored Canyon, The canyon is tiny, and colors. Well, with imagination and good will, it is not a thing to see - it is a radical experience. The canyon is almost 800m long. Before you climb out of it, you'll see a twin palm-tree, which gives a little shelter for about a minute. It’s a maze of sandstone rocks in hues of yellow, purple, red, magenta and gold reaching up in some places a height of 40 meters.

At the north of Gulf of Aqaba there is a magnificent island which known as the island of Pharaoh, surrounded by natural coral reefs and dominated by the fascinating Salah el Din’s Fortress, who was the founder of Ayyubid dynasty in Egypt and the establisher of citadel of Salah el din in Cairo, he built this fortress to be the first defense line of Egypt against crusaders, it also known as crusaders fortress, The fortress itself is definitely an interesting piece of history which lie on the last point of Egypt, recently restored by the Council of Egyptian Antiquities.

Salah El Din’s Fortress has a geographical importance, it has view for four countries Israel, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt, because of that Salah El Din he gazed upon this site to built fortress and provides it with soldiers which control the trade of products coming from Asia and demand ransoms from pilgrims on their way to Mecca, Salah El Din Castle on Pharaoh’s Island was added to the UNESCO World Heritage on July 28th, 2003, due to its purported universal cultural value.

Feast your eyes with the gleaming finds of Beni Hassan Tombs when you visit el Minya, feel ravishing with the constructions of tombs which is different than tombs of ancient time, at first it built on the east bank of the Nile River, it decorated to reflects the power of the rulers of provinces at middle kingdom, it contains around 40 tombs, just 4 which open for public to explore it.

• Tomb of Baqet III:

Unleash your inner adventure while scout around the gleaming finds of first discovered which is Baqet III, he was king at 11th dynasty, the designs of the walls refers to the hunting expeditions, You’ll also see rare full frontal face illustrations that are outstanding, feast your eyes with the wonderful reliefs that depict fishing, hunting, weaving, bird trapping, travel and warfare, moreover some scenes concerning wrestling, funeral and more to explore at tomb of Baqet III.

• Tomb of Khety:

When you visit Beni Hassan Tombs, keen to explore Kehte tomb, Kehte he was the son of Baqet, he was a ruler of a ‎province situated near the city of El Minya, it characterized with shaped columns, the designs on the walls reflects also‎ hunting, weaving, bird trapping, travel and warfare, There are also some pictures to Khety with his wife, and others refers to womens singing and dancing.

Prepare yourself to be blown away with the fascinating of Sharm El Sheikh Excursions, either soak up the sun, dive into the blue water or get the opportunity to escape the routine and take a walk through Naama Bay, it consider the heart of event at Sharm, this street never sleep at day, even at night, it provides plenty of Hotels, resorts, restaurants and bars to make your holiday in sharm ravishing.

The most wonderful tourist attractive lies at Naama Bay, treat yourself to pampered with the crystal pure water at Naama Bay, experience shopping there, try amazing night full of dance, walking and taste the real mean of happiness, for nightclubs lover, Naama Bay offering international clubs such as Pacha, little Buddha and Hard Rock as well.

Explore plenty of diving centers, luxurious hotels and resorts. At Naama Bay, you can try all items of beach and water activities including glass-boat rides, kayaking, parasailing, wind surfing, banana boat rides and of course, most importantly, swimming and sunbathing, In addition with Excursions to Sharm El Sheikh you can experience a plenty of tours from Naama Bay which including snorkeling trip to Ras Mohammed national park.

Bagawat cemetery consider the oldest Christian cemetery was founded, it is located 3 Km away from Kharga Oasis, it lies over Gebel el Teir, El Bagawat tombs considers the main attraction landmark of kharga Oasis, Bagawat in English means domes, it named like this concerning its architectural style.

The cemetery dated back to 4th century and contains large number of domed mud brick mausoleums, it contains 236 tombs constructed as small domed chapels with a central church in the middle which is considered one of the most ancient Coptic Churches of Egypt.

The most popular chapel is Exodus and Peace chapel, Exodus which represents the Israelis going out of Egypt and the Pharos forcing them out of the country, Moreover be witness with the interior walls which are also painted with many Byzantine frescoes of grape vines, peacocks, allegorical figures and inscriptions. The purpose of the Christian tomb-chapels, like their ancient Egyptian counterparts, was for the reverence of the deceased, the chapel of Peace which represents the reliefs of Jacob, the Virgin Mary, Saint Paul, and Saint Takla.