It’s a fairytale for architecture and art lovers
Every art lover fantasizes about visiting Egypt, not only because it is a must-see for anyone interested in ancient history, culture, archaeology, or art, but also because of the centuries-old pharaonic statues and contemporary art galleries. Egypt is alive with creativity. Egypt is said to house one-third of the world's antiquities, which is unique because no other destination offers five millennia of history, architecture, archaeology, and art like Egypt.
Traveling to Egypt as an art lover without a guide can be frustrating because you may miss out on some of Egypt's most fascinating art centers, such as the ancient temple, which offers visitors glimpses of painted walls and looming pillars covered in flat figures and hieroglyphics. As an art lover, you can learn about Egypt's vast history and contemporary culture by visiting these places and studying Egyptian art while traveling. The majority of Egyptian art consists of paintings, sculptures, drawings on papyrus, faience, jewelry, ivory, architecture, and other art media.
Because ancient Egyptian artists rarely left their names on their work, most Egyptian artworks are anonymous, as most were created collaboratively. On the other hand, Ancient Egyptian Art is also very conservative, with little variation in style over time. Much of the surviving art comes from tombs and monuments, providing more insight into ancient Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife.
