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Egypt

Mīt Ghamr / Where life's a breeze

MeowScore 😾61/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😻
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😿
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

October

Abu Simbel Sun Festival is breathtaking.

🐪
january

Visit Mit Ghamr in January to witness the camel market. 🐫

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february

Celebrate Mawlid al-Nabi, Prophet Muhammad's birthday, with locals. 🎉

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march

Experience the colorful Holi festival with the Egyptian Hindu community. 🌈

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april

Join the Sham Al-Nessim festival by the Nile and enjoy traditional picnics. 🧺

🎆
may

Witness the mesmerizing Ramadan lanterns lighting up the streets. 🏮

🎤
june

Attend the International Music Festival on the Nile. 🎶

🔍
july

Escape the heat and explore the ancient ruins of nearby Tanis. 🏛️

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august

Visit the local souk during Eid al-Adha festivities. 🐑

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september

Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and birdwatching at nearby Wadi El Rayan. 🐦

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october

Witness the spectacular Abu Simbel Sun Festival on the 22nd. ☀️

🎬
november

Attend the Cairo International Film Festival, a must for movie lovers. 🎥

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december

Visit the stunning Nativity scenes displayed in local churches. ⛪

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The shopping situation in Mit Ghamr is neither super cheap nor extremely expensive. Tourists can find affordable deals but may not always get the best bargains.

Haggle with vendors to get the best deals on souvenirs and handmade crafts. Be mindful of price differences between vendors.

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

Passing through, short stays

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

Passing through, short stays

Mit Ghamr is a small city with limited tourist attractions, and is often visited as a stopover en route to other destinations in Egypt.

Tipping

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No tipping culture in this small city

Tipping

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No tipping culture in this small city

Cash is the preferred mode of payment, splitting the bill may not be common practice

internet situation

bad Speed

low speed

great Availability

fairly available

great Cellular

good coverage

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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biking hostile

Little infrastr.

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Homophobic culture

As a cat, the narrow streets of this city were a bit of a squeeze, but the markets were worth it!

The locals were friendly and always ready to pet a fellow feline traveler.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Abdullah Al-Aswani Mosque
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Gharyan's House
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Mit Ghamr Public Park
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Mit Ghamr Museum
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Al-Nasr Mosque

The mainstream

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Abdullah Al-Aswani Mosque

This stunning mosque boasts a majestic minaret and a spacious courtyard, making it a pawsome place for cats to enjoy a peaceful stroll. The architecture is breathtaking, and the tranquil atmosphere is paw-sitively calming.

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Gharyan's House

This charming traditional house is a paw-some example of Mit Ghamr's rich heritage. With its intricate woodwork and cozy atmosphere, it's no wonder Gharyan's House is a popular spot for feline tourists.

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Mit Ghamr Public Park

Cats can frolic in the grass and bask in the sun in this peaceful park. Filled with lush greenery and colorful flowers, it's the purrfect spot for a lazy afternoon nap.

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🏛️
Mit Ghamr Museum

A treasure trove of history and culture, this museum showcases a variety of artifacts from ancient times. A must-visit for curious cats who love to learn about their ancestors' ways.

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Al-Nasr Mosque

Purrfect place for cats to appreciate Islamic architecture. The mosque's interior is adorned with beautiful carvings and patterns, creating a serene atmosphere for feline meditation.

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Off the beaten path

1
Prince Tawfiq's Palace
2
Orabi Museum
3
Al-Saadawi Mosque
4
El-Shazly's House
5
El-Andalus Park

Off the beaten path

1
Prince Tawfiq's Palace

An abandoned palace with beautiful gardens, marble staircases, and intricate details - perfect for exploring. 👑🏰🌳

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2
Orabi Museum

A small museum dedicated to El-Sayed Ahmed El-Sayyid El-Merghany, a prominent Egyptian nationalist. 🏛️📜💪

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3
Al-Saadawi Mosque

A historic mosque known for its stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and beautiful dome. 🕌🌟⭐

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4
El-Shazly's House

An art nouveau-style building with intricate details, unique colors, and beautiful architecture. 🎨🏠🌈

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5
El-Andalus Park

A peaceful park with a lake, palm trees, colorful flowers, and benches to relax on. 🌳🌺🕊️

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biking hostile

Little infrastr.

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Homophobic culture

Mindful meoweler tips

The River Nile runs through it

Mit Ghamr sits on the eastern bank of the River Nile, offering scenic views and opportunities for boat tours and fishing.

A hub for cotton production

Mit Ghamr is known for its cotton production, so don't be surprised to see cats wandering around cotton fields or bales of cotton being transported around town.

Moulid of Abu Saifain Festival

The town celebrates the Moulid of Abu Saifain festival every year in August, with festivities including colorfully decorated streets, music, food, and traditional dances.

The Alwiya Mosque

One of the town's most iconic landmarks is the Alwiya Mosque, with its towering minaret visible from afar. Visitors are welcome to enter the mosque and admire its intricate architecture and design.

Bargain hunters rejoice

Mit Ghamr's souq (marketplace) offers a wide variety of goods, from spices and fabrics to handmade crafts and souvenirs. Haggling is expected, so brush up on your bargaining skills!

Useful external sites

www.egypt.travel

Egyptian Tourism Authority↗

Official website for tourism in Egypt

www.timeout.com/cairo/travel/mit-ghamr

Mit Ghamr City Guide↗

A comprehensive guide to Mit Ghamr

www.booking.com/city/eg/mit-ghamr.html

Booking.com↗

Accommodation and travel booking website

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