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Read MoreIf you arrive in Hurghada and did not have the opportunity to take your PCR test before leaving your country, it is straightforward to do so at Hurghada Airport. Many people will be on hand to guide you and make the process easier.
Before returning to your country, you must take the test again in Hurghada. The most recommended location is [location name missing]. The price is USD 30 per person (non-residents). You will need to provide a copy of your passport, a copy of your entry stamp, a copy of your flight ticket, and a copy of your hotel reservation. You can then go to the "CollectiveLab," which is the only laboratory supported by the Egyptian Ministry of Health.
Read MoreSannur Cave National Park is located in the Beni Suef Governorate, just 10 km from the city. It is only a short two-hour drive from Cairo. The area also boasts numerous stalactite and stalagmite formations. The reserve is made even more significant by the natural formations found here, many of which are rare and difficult to find elsewhere. The reserve is dotted with a large number of quarries from various eras. Some date back to antiquity, used during the time of the pharaohs in Egypt, while others are from more recent times and have been exploited in the past.
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