From the blessed Hoopoe to mysterious owls, birds in Upper Egypt carry powerful cultural meanings. This article explores the legends and folklore that connect people to their feathered companions through myth, symbolism, and tradition.
Birdwatching is a joyful way to connect with nature, but it comes with responsibilities. From keeping a respectful distance to protecting nesting sites, practicing good etiquette ensures both birds and habitats remain safe for future generations.
Birds standing on one leg aren’t just posing—they’re conserving heat, resting muscles, and staying balanced. Learn the science behind this clever habit.
The swift is one of nature’s greatest flyers, capable of staying airborne for months at a time. Feeding, drinking, and even sleeping in the air, this remarkable bird lives a life almost entirely between earth and sky.
Beyond the temples and deserts, Upper Egyptian farmlands offer lush landscapes, vibrant birdlife, and authentic rural charm. From colorful bee-eaters to elegant kingfishers, these green havens along the Nile are a must-visit for nature lovers and birdwatchers.
Aswan’s nature reserves, including parts of the Nile Islands, protect rare birds, desert wildlife, and lush habitats from Saluga & Ghazal to Wadi Allaqi.
On 11 October 2025, bird lovers worldwide will unite for October Big Day. Spend minutes or hours watching birds, log your sightings in eBird, and be part of a global scientific effort.
Aswan Birdwatching goes beyond birding by reinvesting trip revenues into local community projects—from wetland conservation and clean-up drives to inclusive nature trips.
Explora la riqueza natural de Asuán con un tour de avistamiento de aves por el Nilo. Acompañado por guías expertos, descubrirás especies únicas en un entorno mágico. Ideal para amantes de la naturaleza y viajeros en busca de experiencias auténticas en Egipto.
A shocking investigation reveals how foreign hunters—mainly from Europe—are targeting endangered birds in Egypt, threatening Aswan’s birdwatching paradise. This article explores how unregulated hunting harms conservation, tourism, and Egypt’s natural heritage.
