History of Coptic churches in el-mania
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Duration: 13 hours
Departs: Cairo, Cairo
Ticket Type: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Free cancellation
Overview
Take the chance to learn about the Coptic church in el menia and know about the merciless about those churches
What's Included
All transportation in destination location
lunch in local restaurant & mineral water
pick up & drop off
private car from& to cairo
Tour Guide
What's Not Included
tipping (optional )
Traveler Information
- ADULT: Age: 6 - 60
Additional Info
- Face masks provided for travellers
- Face masks required for travellers in public areas
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Temperature checks for travellers upon arrival
- Face masks provided for travellers
- Face masks required for travellers in public areas
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Temperature checks for travellers upon arrival
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
What To Expect
Beni Hassan
The guide will take you from your hotel in Cairo to el mania by private car to visit
Church of St. Absheron
It is one of the oldest churches in Egypt and it has stories that make thousands of citizens come to bless it, both for its history and its great story, or for the “healing well” which is a natural cure for many incurable diseases. Then the guide will take you to the next visit that is
Virgin Mary Monastery
Queen Helena ordered the building of a church in the same place where the Virgin and her son Christ rested in that place where they were hiding in a small cave for 3 days.
So Queen Helena ordered that church be built then the guide will take you to the next visit which is
Monastery of Saint Abahor
The church is completely carved in the rock (it was a Roman temple and then turned into a church) The entrance is a basement carved in the rock up to the modern ways with an old well of water and there is a rectangular dish with a square space currently covered with a dome Two sculptures in the rock and the naval structure were from the Roman era and there are several voids in the tribal wall of the courtyard and were used as old tombs and another church was established for six Demiana with three structures in the upper floor with a separate entrance and staircase and the church has a number of icons and a few threads enjoy watching those icons then take a short break to have lunch in local restaurant. Then the guide will take you to the next visit, which is
Monastery of Abu Fana
It is considered the oldest monastery in Egypt before the Arab-Israeli invasion of Egypt
Saint Abu Fana or Epiphanius lived in the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius the Great, in the second half of the fourth century AD Saint Pachomius, who lived between 286 and 346 AD, established the system of communion in collective monastic life, laying the origins of this type of monasticism.
Included many parts of Upper Egypt
Until the number of monasteries founded by nine monasteries and included 5000 monks except virgins. Then the guide will take you to the last visit, which is
The Monastery of Abu Hanas
The archaeological church is located in the southeastern part of the town and is estimated to be from the 6th century AD
However, domes and vaults replaced its Ethiopian roof after the addition of the buildings of the shoulders on both sides of the walls
Especially in the circular perimeter of the structure there are shoulders and crowns with plant motifs , Confirms that the age of the sixth century AD and on the altar of the naval structure there is a marble panel engraved with a Coptic text and the church some icons and manuscripts and outside the door there are some crowns of the oldest church of the sixth century AD In the nearby mountain there is another church carved in the rock closed door and need to visit the permit of antiquities, which is from the earliest age and decorated with ancient Frescat As there is outside the village of the sea side a large hill of sand is said that the Virgin Mary rested above him and there is a belief
When they visit this hill called Kom Maria, the Lord gives them seed after that the guide will take you back to your hotel in cairo
Church of St. Absheron
It is one of the oldest churches in Egypt and it has stories that make thousands of citizens come to bless it, both for its history and its great story, or for the “healing well” which is a natural cure for many incurable diseases. Then the guide will take you to the next visit that is
Virgin Mary Monastery
Queen Helena ordered the building of a church in the same place where the Virgin and her son Christ rested in that place where they were hiding in a small cave for 3 days.
So Queen Helena ordered that church be built then the guide will take you to the next visit which is
Monastery of Saint Abahor
The church is completely carved in the rock (it was a Roman temple and then turned into a church) The entrance is a basement carved in the rock up to the modern ways with an old well of water and there is a rectangular dish with a square space currently covered with a dome Two sculptures in the rock and the naval structure were from the Roman era and there are several voids in the tribal wall of the courtyard and were used as old tombs and another church was established for six Demiana with three structures in the upper floor with a separate entrance and staircase and the church has a number of icons and a few threads enjoy watching those icons then take a short break to have lunch in local restaurant. Then the guide will take you to the next visit, which is
Monastery of Abu Fana
It is considered the oldest monastery in Egypt before the Arab-Israeli invasion of Egypt
Saint Abu Fana or Epiphanius lived in the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius the Great, in the second half of the fourth century AD Saint Pachomius, who lived between 286 and 346 AD, established the system of communion in collective monastic life, laying the origins of this type of monasticism.
Included many parts of Upper Egypt
Until the number of monasteries founded by nine monasteries and included 5000 monks except virgins. Then the guide will take you to the last visit, which is
The Monastery of Abu Hanas
The archaeological church is located in the southeastern part of the town and is estimated to be from the 6th century AD
However, domes and vaults replaced its Ethiopian roof after the addition of the buildings of the shoulders on both sides of the walls
Especially in the circular perimeter of the structure there are shoulders and crowns with plant motifs , Confirms that the age of the sixth century AD and on the altar of the naval structure there is a marble panel engraved with a Coptic text and the church some icons and manuscripts and outside the door there are some crowns of the oldest church of the sixth century AD In the nearby mountain there is another church carved in the rock closed door and need to visit the permit of antiquities, which is from the earliest age and decorated with ancient Frescat As there is outside the village of the sea side a large hill of sand is said that the Virgin Mary rested above him and there is a belief
When they visit this hill called Kom Maria, the Lord gives them seed after that the guide will take you back to your hotel in cairo
13 hours • Admission Ticket Free
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