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Explore Siwa

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Siwa Oasis is a hidden gem in the heart of the Western Desert of Egypt, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. At Neama Siwa Hotel, we encourage our guests to explore the many wonders of this magical place. Here are some of the top attractions and cultural experiences you won’t want to miss.

Healing and Wellness

At Neama Siwa Hotel, we are proud to offer a unique blend of traditional healing practices and modern wellness therapies through our Medical Tourism program. Siwa Oasis, with its serene environment, mineral-rich springs, and ancient healing traditions, is the perfect destination for those seeking holistic health and rejuvenation.

Local Attractions

The Great Sand Sea
A vast expanse of rolling dunes, the Great Sand Sea is a must-visit for adventure seekers. Experience the thrill of dune bashing, sandboarding, or simply marvel at the awe-inspiring landscape.

Shali Fortress

This ancient mud-brick fortress, located in the center of Siwa, offers a glimpse into the oasis’s past. Explore the labyrinthine ruins and enjoy panoramic views of Siwa from the top.

Cleopatra's Spring

Also known as “Ain Juba,” Cleopatra’s Spring is a natural hot spring where you can take a refreshing dip in crystal-clear waters. Legend has it that Cleopatra herself bathed here.

Temple of the Oracle of Amun

Dating back to the 6th century BC, this ancient temple was once a significant pilgrimage site. It is believed that Alexander the Great visited the Oracle for guidance.

Siwa Salt Lakes

The salt lakes of Siwa are renowned for their therapeutic properties. Float effortlessly in the mineral-rich waters and enjoy the serene environment.

Mountain of the Dead (Gebel al-Mawta)

Dating back to the 6th century BC, this ancient temple was once a significant pilgrimage site. It is believed that Alexander the Great visited the Oracle for guidance.

Siwan Traditions

Siwa is known for its rich cultural heritage and unique traditions. Learn about the local customs, including traditional Siwan dress, music, and dance.

Siwa Museum (Al-Bayt Al-Siwi)

The Siwa Museum, also known as “Al-Bayt Al-Siwi” (The Siwan House), is an ethnographic heritage museum located in the heart of Siwa Oasis, Egypt. It was inaugurated in December 1990 with the aim of documenting and preserving the unique customs, traditions, and lifestyle of the Siwan people.

Fatnas Island

Fatnas Island is the gem of Siwa Oasis, where lush palm trees meet the lake in a breathtaking landscape, renowned as the most iconic spot in Egypt to witness the sunset.

Gabal Al-Dakrur
(known in Siwi Berber as "Adrar Mebrik")

Is one of the most important natural and historical landmarks in Siwa Oasis, It is also known as the “Red Mountain” or “Mountain of Light” due to the colour of its rocks and the heat of its sands.  

1- Tourism Festival

An annual celebration is held on the mountain in October after the date and olive harvest season, lasting three days. This tradition dates back to the mid-19th.

2- Therapeutic Tourism (Sand Burial)

Gabal Al-Dakrur is internationally famous for hot sand therapy, with visitors coming from mid-June to the end of September.

The Temple of Umm Ubayda

Is located approximately 200 meters from the more famous Temple of the Oracle (Temple of Alexander the Great). It was built during the reign of Pharaoh Nectanebo II (30th Dynasty, c. 360–342 BC). The Temple of Umm Ubayda is a small but historically significant pharaonic temple dating back to the 30th Dynasty. Most of it has now been destroyed, with only one wall remaining, painted with reliefs, a testament to its former grandeur. Only one wall remains, adorned with hieroglyphic inscriptions and vibrantly colored reliefs depicting Egyptian gods and warriors. The original colors are still visible.