11-day in-depth heritage tour to the south of the Nile River in Egypt (direct flight from Zhejiang, Shanghai and Guangzhou + visa on arrival + Cairo + Hurghada + Aswan + Luxor Temple + yacht sailing + pyramid landscape meal + Arabic teaching experience)

• Climate and clothing: Although Egypt is located in Africa, the average daily temperature is not high because the temperature difference between morning and evening is very large. It has a Mediterranean climate with two distinct seasons. Summer is from May to October every year. November to April is autumn. In mid-November, the daytime temperature is around 25 degrees and the night temperature is around 15 degrees. Due to the influence of the maritime humid climate in the coastal areas of the Mediterranean and Red Sea, the daily temperature difference is not large. The further south and closer to the desert, the drier the climate becomes. , the hotter it gets during the day, the more the temperature drops at night. Therefore, when bringing summer clothes, you should also bring some cold-proof clothing. In summer, tour buses, restaurants, and hotels are all air-conditioned. Please be sure to bring sunscreen and sunglasses when visiting outdoors. Note: In Egypt, short, thin, revealing and revealing clothing is prohibited. Although it is a relatively open tourist country, Egyptians are tolerant and enthusiastic towards foreign tourists, but you must pay attention to wearing vests, shorts and miniskirts in Egypt. It is strictly forbidden to go to the mosque.
• Language: The official language of Egypt is Arabic, and there are many people who understand English and French, especially in some tourist cities. In many hotels along the Red Sea coast, there are many people who understand German, Italian and even Russian. In recent years, more and more people are studying Chinese, and 5 universities have established Chinese departments.
• Internet: The network coverage in Egypt is not very good. WIFI is only available in some cafes and restaurants. The hotel's Internet is basically charged.
• Consumption level: The Egyptian currency is referred to as the Egyptian pound. The exchange rate between the RMB and the Egyptian pound is approximately 1:1.148 (February 2014), which means that 1 RMB can be exchanged for approximately 1.148 Egyptian pounds. Compared with Arab countries in the Middle East, prices in Egypt are relatively cheaper. The consumption level in Cairo and some famous tourist cities is similar to that of second-tier domestic cities. Resorts around the Red Sea are more expensive. Prices in oasis towns in the south and north are relatively low.
• Power supply: The voltage is 220V. The sockets are European standard two round plugs, please bring a plug converter. In addition, some lights in Egyptian hotels are not controlled by switches, but are directly plugged into wall plugs, which takes up a lot of limited socket resources. Therefore, a power strip can be used to meet the needs of camera batteries, mobile phone batteries, tablet computers, water heaters, and electricity. Charging function for mosquito coils and other devices.
• Time difference: Egypt's standard time is 6 hours different from China's. When China's time is 12:00 noon, Egypt's time is 6:00 in the morning. Daylight saving time will be adopted in Egypt from April to September. At this time, the time will be 1 hour shorter than that in China, with only a 5-hour time difference.

*Customs and taboos: Islam has a profound influence in Egypt and there are many canons, so rangers must pay attention to understand local customs and respect the religious habits of Muslims when traveling. 1. The right is better than the left. Egyptians (all Muslims think so) believe that "the right is better than the left." The right is auspicious. You should start with your right hand and right foot when doing things. You must use your right hand when shaking hands, eating, and delivering things. Therefore, when interacting with Egyptians, you must use your right hand to shake hands and receive things. Using your left hand to shake hands or hand things to him is extremely impolite and even considered insulting.