If I decided to travel to Cairo again, I would probably choose a time period when the city comes alive with a special light and atmosphere. Perhaps this would be the month of Ramadan, when the streets are filled with the scent of spices and the evening street markets become a magnet for locals and tourists. Although cool evenings also have their charm, I would like to immerse myself in the holiday atmosphere and get to know local traditions better. During Ramadan, Cairo also hosts many cultural events, as well as festivals and concerts that allow you to plunge into the world of local music, dance and art. In addition, during this period, many restaurants and cafes offer special menus and traditional dishes, allowing you to try a variety of delicacies.
In March of this year, I visited the wonderful city of Dahab in Egypt and was very pleased with my choice. I decided to go at this time because I wanted to avoid the heat and rain that occurs in other months. The weather was comfortable for relaxation, without sudden changes in temperature or wind. In the morning it was about 20 degrees, in the afternoon it rose to 35, and in the evening it dropped to 17. I enjoyed swimming in the Red Sea, which was warm and clean. This weather is suitable for any type of holiday, but I would recommend it especially for lovers of active recreation and diving. Dahab is a wonderful city with beautiful nature and interesting culture. I visited Mount Sinai, Blue Canyon, Bell and Stack and others. I do not regret my choice and recommend everyone to visit this amazing resort.
