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The West of Siwa is originally the home of the Bedouins, with their own culture and traditions. This area has its own character. Its phenomenal landscape gives an experience to connect with unspoiled natre.
Our first stop brings us to one Egypt’s most famous and award-wining Eco-lodges, where we have time to explore. We continue to the nearby remains of the once important Doric Temple, where some scholars suggest that Alexander the Great was burried. We then head to Balad el Rum ‘Land of the Romans’, a large necropolis where hunderds of tombs are carved out in the mountain. A single anciet mudbrick wall at this spot, is all that remains of the possible arrival of Christianity in the aera. Eventually we arrive at the most Westernly located desert village of Eypt: Bahei elDin. The view of magnificent rock formation, a pristine lake and the vast desert, is breathtaing. On the op of Ziga Mountain, we find what are believed to be prehistoric footprints.
We continue our journey through this surreal landscape to catch the sunset by the lake and spot migrating flamingos. While the campfile is lit, local Bedouins prepare Abu Mardam, a delicious dinner in the traditional way, cooking meat and vegetables in the sand.