The highlight of visiting the White Desert is staying overnight and sleeping under the stars. Visiting the White Desert is a unique experience that you must do! Camp out under the stars (or inside a tent if you are worried about the desert fox visiting you!), then open your eyes and marvel at a starry sky or get up and wander around in the middle of the night

The complete contrast to its neighbor the White Desert, the Black Desert is in stark contrast with volcanic-shaped mountains, a dark rocky area because of ancient volcanic action and iron ore. Here you will find the mountains and floors scattered with small volcanic black stones lying on the orange and brown colored sand. It is totally uninhabited, but you can get amazing photographs.

This magical ridge holds a number of large hills which hold stones filled with magical crystals within them. Each of the rocks have priceless stones which are filled with mesmerizing patterns of yellow, blue, red, and black lines.
 

Egypt's best kept secret! Just two hours from Cairo, it is one of Egypt's most beautiful and overlooked locations. Can you imagine a desert oasis with a magical lake, Egypt's only waterfalls, and a valley of ancient whales? Head over to Magic Lake, which change color depending on the time of day and amount of sun. It is only reachable by bashing the desert in a 4x4.

Soak in hot or cold springs in the shade of lush date palms, all while the endless desert surrounds you. Relax in the many oases in Egypt, as this was what inspired the idea of paradise. Bahariya is the perfect place to springboard into visiting the White Desert and to visit the museum to see the latest ancient finds: the golden mummies.

"Al Qasr" means "The Fortress". This is one of the fortified Medieval Islamic towns founded around the end of the 12th century. Here you can wander through narrow covered streets, which are divided into quarters, and are barred off by gates at night It's crazy that even now, the town still has around 700 inhabitants.