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EGYPT TRAVEL TIPS

For some reason I haven’t heard of many people visiting Egypt on their own, without going for beach holidays. I knew one person who did Egypt travel independently and enjoyed it but that wasn’t enough for me to be confident enough.

But then I read the article about Cairo and I knew I want to travel to Egypt really badly. Shortly after I gave myself a birthday present and booked flights to Cairo.

I spent 10 days in Egypt and I survived.

And, to my great surprise, everything was fine and rather smooth, even if annoying at times.

Egypt was worth all the effort and I really enjoyed my time there, even though on most of the days I was really exhausted.

I put together a list of Egypt travel tips that hopefully will be useful for you when you plan your own Egypt trip.

Best time to visit Egypt

I visited Egypt at the end of December/beginning of January and I think it’s a really good time if you want to focus on sightseeing.

It wasn’t too hot, usually around 20C and sunny although the day was a bit short for my taste, it was getting dark around 5pm.

I also found main touristic sights a bit too crowded and prices were slightly higher because of the New Year’s season so try to avoid the Christmas-New Year time but go around it for the chances of good weather.

In the seaside resorts you will be more lucky with warm (25C and above) weather, it should be good from late autumn to early spring.

Summer time is insanely hot everywhere and I’d generally avoid travelling in Egypt at t[……]

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Brunei travel guide

Apa khabar’! My name is Trisha, and I’ve traveled and have lead group tours to Brunei several times. In this Brunei travel guide, I will share with you everything I know about Japan travel including budget, things to do, cheap flights, affordable accommodations, what to avoid, and more!

Nestled on the northern coast of Borneo, Brunei Darussalam, or simply Brunei, is a hidden gem that offers a unique travel experience for those seeking a blend of rich culture, pristine nature, and unspoiled tranquility. Often overshadowed by its more prominent Southeast Asian neighbors, this tiny, oil-rich sultanate beckons intrepid travelers with its captivating charm and warm hospitality.

Stepping foot in Brunei, you’ll be immediately struck by the stunning architectural wonders of its mosques, adorned with shimmering golden domes and intricate designs that pay homage to the nation’s Islamic heritage. Delve deeper into the cultural tapestry by exploring the opulent Royal Regalia Museum or strolling through the bustling markets of Bandar Seri Begawan, the country’s vibrant capital.

Beyond the urban landscape, Brunei’s verdant rainforests and unspoiled ecosystems offer a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure-seekers alike. Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Ulu Temburong National Park, where you can traverse canopy walkways, encounter exotic wildlife, and relish the serenity of the lush Bornean jungle.

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Colombia Travel Guide

Colombia is famous for being the second most populated country in South America. Not only does it have a large population of people, but it is also home to a whopping 10% of the world’s biodiversity. Over the years, it has transformed into one of the best places to visit in South America.

From the many museums of Bogota to the beautiful beaches on the coast, Colombia has something for every kind of traveler. If you’re planning a trip to Colombia or is visiting the country on a budget, you can use the travel tips here to plan the perfect trip.

Important Information About ColombiaColombia at a Glance: With mountains, jungle, surfing and white sand beaches, colonial architecture and bustling cities, Colombia is one of the most incredible countries around the globe. Once you step step foot here, you will find yourself falling in love with the cultural and ecological diversity.

Most popular places to visit in Colombia:

Cartagena: Fall in love with this bustling and colorful colonial city on the Caribbean coast of Colombia.

Cali: If you love to eat, definitely visit Cali. It’s the salsa capital of the world!

Valle de Cocora: Is hiking what you’re into? You will be blown away by how beautiful Valle de Cocora is. It’s one of the must-hike places in Colombia.

Salento: A coffee lover’s dream. Salento is a quaint little village situated right in the heart of Colombia’s coffee region.

Currency in Colombia: Colombian Peso | 2018 Conversion Rate: 100 COP = $0.031 USD

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