Egypt is known as the land of pharaohs, but it has so much more to offer eco-travelers, with pyramids, oases, seas, deserts, and mountains and all are historically rich.

This may be the land of pharaohs and the Nile River, but there is so much more to Egypt that the eco-adventurous will delight in visiting. In April 2019, a group of Cairo University mass communication students developed the Egypt Invisible Map (EIM). This project identified 16 ecotourism attractions and destinations that meet UNICEF and UNDP criteria, and relied on various research papers, scientific journals, and other resources. The first thing you will notice about the list is that it includes land, s....