Journey Beyond Pyramids

Beyond the Famous Landmarks

Egypt is world-renowned for the Pyramids of Giza, the temples of Luxor, and the treasures of ancient civilization. However, beyond these iconic sites lies another Egypt — a country full of hidden gems that remain untouched by mass tourism. These lesser-known destinations reveal the

country’s diversity, culture, and natural beauty. They also offer mobile journalists unique opportunities to explore and share stories that many travelers have never heard before.

Siwa Oasis: The Desert’s Hidden Paradise

Located deep in Egypt’s Western Desert, Siwa Oasis is one of the country’s most magical yet underrated destinations. Known for its stunning salt lakes, hot springs, and the ancient Temple of the Oracle of Amun, Siwa

blends history with serenity. Its residents, who speak the Amazigh (Berber) language, preserve unique traditions and architecture. Through mobile storytelling, journalists can capture the spirit of Siwa and highlight its sustainable, community-based lifestyle.

Wadi El Gemal: Egypt’s Untouched Nature Reserve

On Egypt’s southeastern coast near Marsa Alam lies Wadi El Gemal National Park, a breathtaking natural reserve that combines desert mountains with coral-filled seas. This park is home to rare wildlife, mangroves, and archaeological remains from the Roman era. Despite its beauty, it receives little media attention. Mobile journalism can bring Wadi El Gemal to global audiences through video reports and photo stories, emphasizing the importance of eco-tourism and environmental protection.

Dahshur: The Forgotten Pyramids Near Cairo

Just a short drive south of Cairo, Dahshur holds some of Egypt’s oldest and most important pyramids — the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid. These structures predate the Giza pyramids but attract far fewer visitors. Their quiet surroundings and historical significance make them perfect for mobile journalists to film immersive stories. Covering Dahshur helps shift public attention from crowded tourist sites to equally remarkable historical treasures.

Mobile Journalism and the New Tourism Map

As Egypt’s tourism industry evolves, mobile journalism can redefine how people discover the country. By documenting hidden destinations, interviewing locals, and sharing authentic digital stories, young reporters can reshape global perceptions of Egypt. These small, creative efforts can attract new visitors seeking genui