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Kharga Oasis
Kharga Oasis, the largest oasis of Egypt, is another name for the foremost desert wonderland and this oasis is the one, to be so, indeed. In addition to its history, the oasis is also known as the desert's warm and soft side, covering all with inviting palm trees and temples, and it is located in the Western Desert.
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Kharga Oasis
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Deep in Egypt's Western Desert lies Kharga Oasis, the largest and most cultivated of all oases of Egypt, which is a powerfully attractive combination of archaeological goods, peaceful scenery, and desert's enchantment. It is situated about 550 kilometers southwest of Cairo and serves as a model to demonstrate how living beings can survive even in the most inhospitable regions.
Kharga is not only an oasis but also a site of great historical significance as it houses the Temple of Hibis, a temple from the Persian period and the necropolis of Al-Bagawat, where the early Coptic period tombs can still be seen with their lovely paintings. Other desert life that visitors can explore are Roman forts, mud-brick villages, and palm groves that are very scenic.
The oasis is a unique combination of rolling dunes and warm springs, which makes it perfect for desert safaris, stargazing, and eco-adventures. The calmness of the place along with its rich past transports tourists to the times of ancient Egypt and the traditional lifestyle of the desert.
Kharga Oasis is perfect for all those who want a journey that is out of the way, as it offers to its visitors the best of all worlds—the mix up of culture, nature, and solitude in one of the magical desert landscapes of Egypt.
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