The White Desert Egypt

The White Desert Egypt is where you find yourself surrounded by charming white nature, while the life of prehistoric times calls you to its magic. You are in the heart of one of the twenty most beautiful tourist areas in the world.

Can you imagine being in an area of 3,010 square kilometers while the white covering the giant hills and mountains and under your feet are bright white sand dunes?

Walk while you find yourself in a gap in time that takes you to prehistoric times. Excavations reflect the history of the region throughout the ages.

This desert was formed in the Cretaceous period, that is, about 70 million years ago. Its rocks and valleys were formed as a result of its submersion in the Tethys Sea. It is one of the ancient seas that separated the continents. Yes, you wander now amid a place that was a sea.

At the same time, when looking here and there, you will find geological formations in the form of columns and rocks of snow-white chalk.

They take on shapes like giant white chicken and mushroom. You may meet among these amazing carved rocks “Camel Rock,” which is similar in structure to the shape of a camel and is considered one of the most prominent tourist destinations within the reserve.

This desert also contains a group of rare tombs, caves, and fossil formations dating back to prehistoric times. The magic surrounds you, and the charming land carries each inch of natural wonder.

Enjoy exploring the beautiful and exciting white rock formations, as well as watching the stunning sunset and sunrise views over the reserve’s terrain, which resembles snow in its whiteness.

Other Attractions at the White Desert Egypt Tours

White Desert is also to live in the alluring nature of Al-Jara Cave and view Crystal Mountain. Yes, you will witness a completely giant mountain that shines as if it were made of crystal.

Also, Al-Jara Cave allows visitors to explore the stunning landscapes and chalk formations.

Come close to where you find a magical groundwater spring!

“Ain al-Saru” is one of the charming places in the heart of the desert. It is a groundwater spring that overflows with water for visitors.

It is characterized by the fact that it is usually dry all the time. But it fills when any living creature approaches it, whether a human or an animal, as it begins to fill itself with fresh water. After the organism leaves it, this charming eye returns to dryness again.

The people of the region tell many strange and wondrous stories and tales about “Ain al-Saru”. Some of these are true, while others are legendary or inspired by imagination.