Ancient Magic Meets Modern Science: Researchers Unravel Secrets of Egypt’s Blue Lotus
Online, products marketed as blue lotus claim to offer relaxation and even psychedelic experiences — but they're a far cry ...
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Archaeologists Find Missing Piece of Colossal Ramesses II Statue—And It’s Shockingly Intact
Archaeologists have uncovered the long-lost top half of a massive Ramesses II statue—nearly a century after its base was ...
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Egypt’s pyramids are amazing. But so is present-day Besaw Island.
Socially responsible tourism can take many forms. The cultural exchange offered by a trip to a rural island offers a window ...
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Investigating the psychedelic blue lotus of Egypt, where ancient magic meets modern science
Not only are the plants from ancient Egypt an entirely different species ... with the construction of the Aswan dam on the southern Nile dramatically altering its native environment.
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The flower from King Tut’s tomb is flooding the internet but scientists say it’s fake (thanks, reddit!)
The Egyptian blue lotus sold online isn't what you think. The real story behind this mythical plant is much more interesting ...
After 96 Years, Archaeologists Finally Found the Missing Part of a Legendary Statue
In 1930, archaeologists found he lower half of a massive statue of Ramesses II. Now, they've discovered the long-missing top ...
The world’s biggest Sofitel hotel opens on the Nile
For visitors keen to get involved, the largest Sofitel hotel in the world has opened in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
Eid Al-Fitr In Egypt: A Tapestry Of Faith, Family, And Festivities
As Eid al-Fitr approaches, the excitement across Egypt is palpable. With just days to go, families, businesses, and entire ...
Biltmore Estate's 'Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasures' exhibit opens: Take the tour
"Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasures" exhibition coincides with the 130th anniversary of Biltmore Estate’s opening in ...
The artificial village that could solve travel’s biggest problem
Some 400km south of Cairo and its symbolic Pyramids, El Gouna is an infant in Egyptian terms, a 30-year-old town on the shores of the Red Sea, full of man-made lagoons that swirl through ...