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Currently, it is not necessarily a mandatory vaccination but it is recommended for Egypt that we get vaccinated against yellow fever before traveling, (and issue the international vaccination certificate) and it is always advisable to have your complete vaccination schedule.

North Africa and the Middle East's friendliest nation for travelers is Egypt. The majority of tourist attractions are easily accessible by inexpensive buses, and many are also connected by trains and airplanes. though Egypt Public transportation is frequently crowded, not that fast or clean, and not that safe either. Other transportation options should also be taken into account because they can support access and opportunity equality. Rail is a prime example because it can be used for both short trips and longer ones.
 

Please refrain from touching any displays or exhibitions. - With the exception of small water bottles, food and beverages are not permitted in the galleries. - Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the museum. - Please don't speak or behave in a disorderly, disruptive, or offensive manner.

Given the extremely low risk of malaria, it is not yet advisable for visitors to Egypt to take malaria medication. Malaria has been eradicated in Egypt; to date, the last locally transmitted incidence was in 1998.

It is not recommended to drink tap water in Sharm El Sheikh. Bottled water is widely available and should be used for drinking and brushing teeth.

The museum contains a huge museum corridor “Royal Corridor” and displays the royal statues found in the ancient Egyptian civilization, such as Queen Hatshepsut, her father King Thutmose I, King Ramses II, and the goddess Hathor, the goddess of goodness, beauty and music.