What national holidays are celebrated in Egypt?

Answer 1

Ramadan, Eid Al Fitr, Funerals, Heb-Sed Festival, The Festival of Opet, Feast of Wagy, New Year's Day (Wep-renpet),The Festival of Choiak or Sokar, The Rebirth Celebration of Nehebkau, The Festival of the Fertility god Min and The Beautiful Feast of the Valley are just some of the celebrations in Egypt.

Answer 2

Egypt celebrate leylan en nektah. This is when the water rises from the Nile river, and it starts flooding. They celebrate it because if the Nile hadn`t existed, the whole Egypt would be a hot dry desert like the Sahara desert. So basicly, they celebrate the Nile river.

Egypt is one of most popular place where people's culture and celebrations are attract everyone over the world. I have been there recently, really I was enjoyed a lot there. Thanks to citadeltours for making my trip successful. Here is some celebrations that celebrating in Egypt.

· Wepet Renpet. Ancient Egyptians celebrated the new year with a festival called Wepet Renpet, or "opening of the year." ...

· The Sed Festival

· The Opet Festival

· Festival of Khoiak.

Answer 3

There are a few national holidays celebrated in the country of Egypt. Using the Coptic Calendar, the Egyptians celebrate Christmas on January 7th. January 25th marks the national celebration of the Egyptian Revolution. July 23 is another holiday which marks a secondary Egyptian Revolution. (There are two separate Revolutions, and they celebrate both days.) Other holidays include Labor Day, Armed Forces Day, and Sinai Liberation Day. These are the only holidays marked on the national level. Other holidays are considered public or non-official.

Answer 4

Christmas for the Coptic Orthodox, and Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha for the Muslims, as well as Ramadan.

Answer 5

There are many important holidays celebrated in Egypt. Most of the holidays practiced in Egypt are from the Islamic religion. Some of these holidays are Ramadan and Eid.