Minya—often called the Bride of Upper Egypt! Located about 245 km south of Cairo, Minya is a city rich in history, culture, and archaeological wonders.
What Makes Minya Special?
Beni Hassan Tombs – A collection of rock-cut tombs from the Middle Kingdom, featuring stunning wall paintings depicting daily life.
Tell El Amarna – The ruins of Akhenaten’s capital, where the pharaoh introduced his revolutionary monotheistic worship of the sun god Aten.
Tuna El-Gebel – A fascinating necropolis with Greco-Roman tombs, including the famous Tomb of Petosiris.
Ashmunin – An ancient city with remnants of temples, basilicas, and Coptic churches.
Minya Museum – Showcasing artifacts from different periods of Egyptian history.
Nile Corniche – A scenic riverside promenade perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view.
