Sinai Collection (page 19)

The four star Dahab Hilton hotel resort in Dahab in the Sinai Desert in Egypt
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Holiday makers on an inflateable ride in the Red Sea resort of Dahab in Egypt
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A windsurfer in the Red Sea resort of Dahab in Egypt with a child on the front of the board
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Bedouin man riding camel, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

The Sinai desert, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Bedouin and camels, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Man leading camel, near St. Catherines Monastery, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Bedouins, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa

Close-up of soft coral, off Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai, Red Sea, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Deadly stone fish, off Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai, Red Sea, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Small reef fish in coral, off Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai, Red Sea, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Close-up of clown fish and sea anemones, off Sharm el-Sheikh, Sinai, Red Sea, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Aerial view over St. Catherines Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Egypt, Sinai, North Africa, Africa

Beach resort at Taba Heights, Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Tourists, St. Catherines Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

The beach at Taba Heights, Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Hotel Hyatt at Taba Heights, Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Valley of the Gazelles on the road to St. Catherines monastery, Sinai desert, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

St. Catherines Monastery below a rocky hill, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sinai, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

Moses Obtains the Law
He obtains the Law from God on Mount Sinai

Tables of the Law
Moses comes down from Mount Sinai carrying the Tables of the Law

Moses Breaks the Tables
He comes down from Mt Sinai bringing the Tables of the Law, only to find the Israelites worshipping a Golden Calf instead; angry, he breaks the tablets

Red Sea Meteor
METEOR OVER SINAI is interpreted by Arabs as a portent of grave events in the Red Sea area : shortly after, war breaks out between Italy and Ethiopia

WWI / 1916 / MECCA
Arabia : the sons of the Sherif of Mecca drive the Turks from the Holy Places of Islam

Mt Sinai and Desert
Mount Sinai and the Sinai desert : Jebel Musa as seen from Jebel Katharina

Convent Sinai Egypt
The Convent of Saint Catherine in the Sinai Desert, where the monks have created their own oasis in the walled garden

Moses and Tablets
He returns from Mount Sinai, carrying the tables of the law which God has just given him, to find the Israelites worshipping a golden calf

Ww1 Guns Captured
British troops pose with guns and stores captured from the Turkish army in Palestine

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Sinai, a land of wonders and ancient treasures. From the vibrant coral reefs teeming with life to the majestic Hawksbill sea turtle gracefully gliding through the crystal-clear waters, this peninsula in Egypt's Sinai Desert is a true paradise for nature enthusiasts. But Sinai is not only about its natural beauty; it holds a rich cultural heritage as well. At St. Catherine's Monastery, an iconic 6th-century icon of Mary and saints Theodoros and Georgios stands alongside angels, reminding visitors of the deep religious significance that permeates this sacred place. Within these hallowed walls lies the Codex Sinaiticus Syriacus, a priceless manuscript dating back to the 5th century. Max Schmidt's painting aptly captures the essence - its rugged landscapes dotted with Bedouin tents brewing aromatic coffee outside while camels rest nearby. The Bedouin people have called this desert home for centuries, their lives intertwined with its sands and secrets. Mt Sinai rises majestically from the desert floor, bearing witness to one of history's most significant events - Moses receiving the Ten Commandments. This holy mountain has drawn pilgrims from far and wide seeking spiritual enlightenment amidst its awe-inspiring surroundings. The Burning Bush at St. Catherine's Monastery serves as a constant reminder of God's presence on this sacred ground – an UNESCO World Heritage Site where faith intertwines seamlessly with history. And let us not forget about adventure. Diving off Sharm el Sheikh reveals another world beneath our feet - vibrant coral reefs bustling with marine life greet divers who explore these underwater wonders in awe-struck amazement. As we wander through Dahab in Egypt’s Sinai Desert, we encounter Bedouins guiding their loyal camels across vast dunes – an image that evokes both nostalgia and fascination for their nomadic way of life. Finally, Sahaba Mosque stands tall as a testament to Islamic architecture within this diverse region, showcasing the vibrant cultural tapestry that Sinai embraces.