Her playful energy reflects in pics, adding vintage charm to sandy landscapes. (Images: Instagram)
Sonakshi Sinha explores Egypt’s allure and shares quirky moments with the Sphinx, describing it as a ‘wow.’
All the fuss about Sonakshi Sinha’s exotic travels is well-deserved. She has just been enticed to visit Egypt, the Land of the Pharaohs. From the sandy region, the ‘Dabangg’ actress has been dropping hints that we should start packing our bags shortly. The actress visited the world-renowned Sphinx building in the first batch of images. The half-human, half-animal monument was given a ‘kiss’ by Sonakshi before she went on to take some more corny photos with it. Must be wondering why? The diva claimed that the Sphinx was nothing more than ‘like a wow.’
Channelling her carefree spirit, the actress shined in an illusionary photo where she made the Sphinx look like it was wearing sunglasses. The cityscape’s dusty and rustic terrain, illuminated by the gentle winter sun, added to the vintage charm. Later, Sonakshi Sinha posed against “the great Pyramids of Giza”, ticking off the umpteen places the actress had on her bucket list.
Oh� We can’t take our eyes off of this stunning beauty’s endless Egypt diaries. Having gone through Sonakshi’s vacation album, if you too are craving to visit the place, then we have got you covered.
Must-Visits and Lesser-Known Gems of A Cruise Down the Nile
Travelling along the Nile River is a must if you’re visiting Egypt. It is one of Egypt’s most picturesque destinations and can captivate any nature lover. Get hooked on watching the magnificent sunrise and sunset on the horizon, and the azure blue waters will leave you in awe of the view.
A Cruise Down the Nile:
Travelling along the Nile River is a must if you’re visiting Egypt. It is one of Egypt’s most picturesque destinations and can captivate any nature lover. Get hooked on watching the magnificent sunrise and sunset on the horizon, and the azure blue waters will leave you in awe of the view.
Farafra’s White Desert:
In this offbeat location, you may see breathtaking chalk mountains that resemble a winter paradise. You can find gigantic iceberg-shaped pinnacles and white boulders all around the place.
Tiran Island:
Situated on Saudi Arabia’s maritime border, Tiran Island is a spectacular, nearly phantom-like stretch of deserted land bordered by the turquoise Red Sea. If you are a sea lover, then you may delve into underwater wonders like colourful reefs and marine life and enjoy the best time of your life.
King Tutankhamun Museum:
People with a thirst for knowledge must visit and uncover the centuries of history unveiled here about the Pharaohs. Talking more about this place, it is one of the most popular destinations for tourists to see King Tutankhamun’s coffin preserved in the Grand Egyptian Museum of Cairo.
Khan-el-Khalili:
For those who can’t get enough shopping, there’s Khan-el-Khalili. A bustling market that sells a wide variety of souvenirs, gold artefacts, silverware, tiny pyramids, toy camels, and antiques, among others. Shopaholics, don’t miss out on visiting this place!
When is the best time to visit Egypt?
Travel enthusiasts may visit the country throughout the year. Although the ideal season to visit Egypt is from October to April due to the lower temperatures,. But if you are planning to visit in the months of December and January, then get ready to witness a large influx of crowds.
Advance Reservations
If you are an Indian national and wish to visit Egypt, then a valid visa is required to enter the country. Indian nationals can apply for an Egypt electronic visa (eVisa) online via the official government website or Atlys.
Is Egypt affordable and accessible?
Egypt offers a wide range of inexpensive housing options, delicious food, and free activities, making it an affordable travel destination. Egyptian Arabic is the official and most widely spoken language in Egypt. However, if you are well-versed in English, it will be sufficient too.
