I am considering doing it next year as I love the damn pyramids there, they are historically significant. I am aware that free speech is very limited there, but do they at least treat the tourists right? Thank you.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Egypt.html

Wouldn't recommend it. Without going into details, if the US Government is advising against travel, that's a good enough reason to reconsider.

Thanks for the warning. I talked to my brother and we both agreed that we'll be going to India instead which is what my father wanted.

Safe travels Blaze

On 11/12/2024 at 11:06 AM, Blaze The Movie Fan said:

I am considering doing it next year as I love the damn pyramids there, they are historically significant. I am aware that free speech is very limited there, but do they at least treat the tourists right? Thank you.

Thanks for the warning. I talked to my brother and we both agreed that we'll be going to India instead which is what my father wanted.

In Egypt, tourists are generally treated well, but there are really too many intrusive summoners near the pyramids, which sometimes spoils the whole vacation. The main thing in such a trip is to think over the route in advance, take only bottled water and be prepared for crowds. And during long flights or relaxing at the hotel in the evening, when you want to try your luck a little and have fun, you can open https://icasino-reviews.co.nz/free-spin-casino-bonus-nz/no-deposit-bonus-codes/ where there are profitable bonuses for a wonderful pastime. I am sure that your father will be delighted with your decision, because India gives unforgettable impressions for a lifetime. And which cities are you already planning to visit, besides Agra?

India has its famous Taj Mahal, which is in no way inferior to Egyptian monuments in terms of grandeur and historical value.