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The ancient city of Bubastis was the worship center for Bastet. Located in the northeastern part of the Nile Delta, this area boasts the world’s longest river, known for sustaining humanity for millennia. Today, Bubastis has the more colorful name of Zaqaziq. So, our journey will take us to this part of the Nile Delta. As mentioned in the intro video, Egypt didn’t train cats first, that honor belongs to China which first domesticated cats 1500 years earlier. Interestingly, the Ancient Chinese revered a cat goddess, Li Shou, assigned to rule the world which she relinquished to humans due to disinterest. However Hollywood has left us an indelible image of associating cats with ancient Egypt, and when has Hollywood ever been wrong? (Sarcasm intended)

Bastet was revered as the goddess of home, fertility, and protection, and she was often depicted as a lioness or as a woman with the head of a lioness. She was believed to bring joy, prosperity, and good fortune to her worshippers in the region of Lower Egypt. Nowadays, that ancient city is recognized as Zaqaziq, an intriguingly named town that serves its residents well with top-notch education, beautiful farms, and lots of industry. Alas, the modern town has forgotten about its great ancient god in terms of monuments.

133 km west of Tanis lies the village of Nagrig, birthplace of Egypt’s greatest modern human export: Mohamed Salah, known simply as “The Pharaoh.” A Liverpool football legend and long-time captain of the Egyptian national team, Salah has spent more than a decade carrying the hopes of a nation on his shoulders. At the 2026 FIFA World Cup he once again delivered for his country. He scored one goal and provided two assists as Egypt reached the Round of 16 for the first time in modern history, including a decisive contribution in the nation’s first-ever World Cup victory (a 3-1 win over New Zealand). Egypt’s run ended in a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Argentina in the Round of 16 after the Pharaohs had led 2-0. Argentina would go on to finish the tournament as runners-up. Even in defeat, the still-relatively-young man continues to give Egyptians every reason to be proud.

Check out the preview below of our new historically accurate movie called The Pharaoh Returns - For Vengeance, starring the Pharaoh himself

You might have heard of Tamer Hosny, Cairo's born superstar, often referred to as the 'King of Generation'. He's a talented musician, entertaining actor, and gifted composer noted for his incredible stage charisma and impressive vocal skills. His singing career took flight in 2004 with the release of his debut album called 'Hob', which translates to 'Love' in Arabic. The album was a hit and shot him to fame in Egypt and the Arab world. While most of his melodies are in Arabic, Tamer's also done tracks in English, French, and Turkish, revealing his linguistic prowess. In 2016, he stepped into the film industry with his directorial venture 'Tesbah Ala Khair,' or 'Good Night'. The film was a hit, adding another feather in his already feathered cap. Beyond his achievements, he's genuinely admired for his work supporting children's hospitals and cancer charities. Sample his music on our playlist here. When in Cairo, check out the Cairo Opera House, who knows he may have a scheduled show there, if not listen to some other great artists when visiting this concert hall.