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Sharm El Sheikh Mount Sinai Embark on an evening journey to Mount Sinai, the legendary peak where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments. The climb takes about three hours, either along the camel path or the historic 3,000 Steps of Repentance
Sharm el Sheikh St. Catherine's Monastery The Monastery has been the site of pilgrimages for hundreds of years. Built in the sixth century it is thought to be the oldest continuously inhabited monastery in the world. The monastery's spiritual heart is the unassuming Chapel of the Burning Bush which, according to tradition, sits atop the roots of the Biblical bush that burned when God spoke to Moses for the first time.
Sharm El Sheikh Ras Mohamed National Park Ras Mohammed National Park is one of the best diving and snorkeling spots in the world, its clear waters and colorful species of fish are unique to the red sea. On land, the terrain is more desolate, featuring the famous mangrove trees. Rare mammal species live in the park and thousands of white storks fly through it each year during their migrations.