1. Sunscreen products: Most parts of Egypt are desert, so sunscreen, parasols and sunscreens are essential.

2. Power adapter plugs, sockets and various chargers. The voltage in Egypt is 22V and 5Hz. The power supply is generally a round hole two-phase German standard socket, so it is necessary to carry German standard adapter plugs.

3. Prepare tips, preferably some. Tipping habits have a long history in Egypt, and it is often necessary to pay tips when traveling. Give you a hand when you get off the bus, help you push your luggage, and even ask for directions in the street.

4. Passport and other important identification documents.

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Cultural customs and taboos in Egypt:

1. Dressing should not be too revealing: it is not appropriate to wear too revealing when traveling in Islamic countries. Women are advised to wear long sleeves, trousers and long skirts when traveling alone, and it is best to wear headscarves and even wedding rings to avoid a lot of harassment. Men also try not to wear vests and shorts, otherwise it is forbidden to enter religious places such as mosques.

2. Avoid blue, yellow and star patterns: You should avoid wearing blue and yellow clothes. Egyptians think that blue represents the devil and yellow symbolizes misfortune, so they wear yellow clothes for funerals. In addition, Egyptians don't like star patterns, which is probably related to the national flag of their political rival Israel.

3. You can't take photos in these occasions: don't take photos of military and police personnel, and don't take photos of masked women at close range. No photos can be taken inside the pyramids, Egyptian museums, the Valley of the Kings and mosques.

4. Don't take photos with the local people casually: There are some men in traditional clothes and children selling things in the scenic spot, and it is necessary to tip them when photographing them. If local men take the initiative to take photos with female tourists, they need to keep their distance to prevent being robbed.

5. Pork can't be eaten in public: pork food is basically not provided in Egypt. Although the customs does not interfere with tourists bringing pork products into the country, please don't eat it in public, let alone give it to local people.

6. Don't use your left hand when shaking hands with Egyptian Muslims and handing things, because they think it is unclean.

7. Try not to yawn or sneeze in front of the Egyptians. If you can't help it, you should turn your face and cover your mouth and apologize.

8. It is very impolite for male tourists not to have physical contact with local women.

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