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Just short of 20km northwest of Luxor on the Westbank of the River Nile, lays what can be considered one of the most significant examples of ancient Egyptian architecture, The Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut.

The amazing Valley of the Kings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing more than 60 burial tombs of Kings and prominent figures of the New Kingdom – the Eighteenth to Twentieth Dynasty (c.1550–1069 BC). Here you can find the tombs of some of the most famous pharaohs such as Tutankhamun, Seti I, and Ramses II.

Located in the southwestern part of the country approximately a 3-hour drive from the capital of Joran, Amman you will find the rose-red city of Petra! One of the most iconic rock-cut monuments, the Treasury, is hidden in the lost city of Petra.

The temples of Abu Simbel are among the most famous of all ancient Egyptian monuments. Read here to uncover its rich history, fascinating architecture and symbolism. Plus, learn about its relocation and preservation!

Petra in Jordan stands out among the world's ancient historical sites and cities as one of the richest and most well-preserved.

As an experienced world traveller, for some reason the Middle East was a destination that I figured I’d always get to, just later. After 10 days in Egypt I can honestly say the time to go is now!

Egypt has been a passion of mine for many years, and it never ceases to hold me in awe. From its ancient wonders and impressive scenery to its warm and welcoming people, I love it a little more each time I visit.

I was lucky enough to take my family on a trip to magnificent Egypt last year and amongst all of the amazing touring that we had planned, I had also scheduled a couple of nights in a luxury hotel, the Old Cataract Hotel in Aswan.

Packing isn’t an easy task. No matter what, you seem to end up with way more clothes than you’ll actually wear, and when you arrive at your destination, what was a neatly packed suitcase can be more of a disaster zone.