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Ancient Egypt (Arabic: One of the four ancient civilizations, located in the middle and lower reaches of the Nile River in northeast Africa, is a typical water empire, greatly influenced by religion, the world-famous pyramids are a product of the ancient Egyptians' worship of the concept of eternity, and are also the tombs of the pharaohs. In addition to the pyramids, the sphinx and the mummy are also symbols of Egypt.

The ancient Egyptian civilization was formed around 6,000 years ago (4,000 BC), and the pre-dynasty of ancient Egypt began around 5,100 years ago (3,100 BC) when Menes unified Upper and Lower Egypt to establish the First Dynasty, ending with the Roman conquest of the Ptolemaic Dynasty in Egypt in 30 BC.

The inhabitants of ancient Egypt were formed by the fusion of the indigenous peoples of North Africa and the Seme people from Western Asia, and in the second half of the 4th millennium BC, the state was gradually formed, and by 343 BC, it had experienced the rule of 31 dynasties in 9 periods: the Pre-dynasty, the Early Dynasty, the Old Kingdom, the First Intermediate Period, the Middle Kingdom, the Second Intermediate Period, the New Kingdom, the Third Intermediate Period, and the Later Dynasty (see the section "History"). Ancient Egypt reached its peak during the 18th Dynasty (15th century BC), with the territory of Upper Egypt in the southern Nile Valley from present-day Sudan to Ethiopia, and the northern delta of Lower Egypt, with the exception of present-day Egypt and part of Libya, its eastern border crossed the Sinai Peninsula to the Canaan Plain. Ancient Egypt had its own writing system, a well-developed political system, and a religious system of polytheistic beliefs, and its rulers were called pharaohs, hence the also known as the Pharaonic Era or Pharaonic Egypt.

Ancient Egypt was a typical water-powered empire with a narrow strip of land closely distributed around the Nile. The study of ancient Egypt has formed a specialized discipline in academic circles called "Egyptology".

In order to maintain public order, all towns in Egypt, especially in the capital, are manned by members of the gendarmerie, tourist police, plainclothes police, security and security services. Despite this, there is still a risk of terrorist attacks in Egypt, and the embassy and consulates will also release relevant safety information in a timely manner, so tourists to Egypt are specially reminded to pay attention to safety, and it is best to go out with a group.

Precautions: 1) Egypt is an Islamic country, and attention should be paid to respecting the local religion and customs. Women should not wear revealing clothing, and there should be no intimate gestures such as hugging between men and women in public.

2) Alcohol is not prohibited in Egypt, but it is not advisable to drink strong alcohol in public places.

3) It is forbidden to take photos in sensitive areas such as ** institutions and military facilities. Women may not be photographed without their permission. Permission is required for filming in mosques and museums.

4) Pay attention to food hygiene, and it is best not to buy street food. Do not bring pork products.

Tipping is common in Egypt and is generally tipped for waiters, guides, and drivers.

Pay attention to sun protection, this is very important.