Dishes

Dishes are everywhere, no matter if you are in an upper class district or in poor and rural areas

Egyptians love the Masahraty

Egyptians love the Masahraty in Ramadan. Masahraty is a person who goes in the street and walks up people near dune in order to have the Suhoor.

The Masahraty disappeared but people still remember him.

Egyptians love Ramadan Lanterns

Egyptians love to hang lanterns in Ramadan.

Children love to play with those lanterns in Ramadan.

Peugeot

If it's a Taxi, then most probably it's a Peugeot.

Kissing Cheeks

Egyptians like to kiss cheeks when they meet, whether they know each other or they meet for the first time.

Reserving Parking Places

Parking in Egypt is really hard, and that's why it is normal to see people reserving places in the streets for their cars by planting a metal rods, or leaving some rocks in the street to reserve it. But this Petroleum Company in Maady decided to put dozens of signs in the streets with the names of every single manager there in order to reserve a parking place for his car.

Ahawy

As a Muslim country, people here rarely drink alcohol and Cafes (Ahawy) are considered the Egyptian alternative to Bars. Smoking Shisha, drinking Tea, and playing Domino or watching TV are the most common activities people do in Cafes.

Mosques & Churches

Egyptians always build Mosques and Churches next to each other.

What to drink

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Egyptians like to drink fresh "Sugar Can" juice from the street shops.

What the Egyptians love to take when they are on a vacation

They take everything in the house with them !!!

Walking in the Street

Egyptians never walk on the pavement, they just walk in the street along with the cars. And car drivers have to be skilled enough not to hit them