Tour Overview
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6 Hours Duration
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Cairo, Egypt
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Basic
Experience a Traditional Evening in Matariya
Join us for a special celebration on the 15th of Ramadan (5th of March) in Matariya, where the warmth and charm of Egyptian culture come to life. As the sun sets, this vibrant neighborhood buzzes with energy, offering a genuine glimpse into local traditions and hospitality. This isn't just a visit; it's your invitation to connect with the heart of Matariya and its welcoming people.
What to Expect
Embark on an immersive cultural journey in Matariya, where you'll experience the vibrant energy and warmth of Egyptian gatherings. Start your evening with a convenient pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle. As you arrive at the venue, you'll be welcomed into a lively atmosphere filled with lanterns and live spiritual music, setting the stage for a memorable night.
Enjoy a communal iftar experience at long shared tables, where you can savor delicious dishes amidst hundreds of fellow attendees. If the event gets crowded, don't be surprised if you're invited into a local home for a more intimate meal or find yourself exploring nearby restaurants.
Capture the enchanting scenes with your camera, and don't forget a power bank to keep your devices charged. Dress comfortably and modestly to fit the family-friendly vibe, and if it's an outdoor event, bring a light layer for cooler post-Maghrib temperatures.
This event is perfect for families, friends, and solo travelers alike, offering a unique opportunity to connect with the local community and soak in the true spirit of Ramadan.
What’s Included, What’s Not
- Live tour commentary in English
- Bottled water
- Traditional Egyptian Iftar meal
- Traditional tea at a local café after Iftar
- Personal expenses
- Transportations
Our Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
12:30 | Meeting Point – Mattareya Square
Begin your special evening with a convenient meeting at Mattareya Square. You can easily arrive by Uber, making it simple and stress-free before we start this memorable cultural experience together.
13:30 | Arrival and Introduction
Upon arrival at the vibrant Matariya venue, receive a warm introduction about the event’s purpose and the community spirit that makes this gathering special.
13:45 | Photo Opportunity
Capture the moment with photos before the venue fills with guests, preserving memories of the beautifully set tables and decorations.
14:00 | Socializing Time
Enjoy the opportunity to socialize with other attendees, sharing stories and engaging in conversations as the anticipation of Iftar builds.
15:00 | Explore the Neighborhood
Wander through Matariya's streets, feeling the vibrant vibes of the community. Enjoy the unique experience of accessing some house roofs for panoramic views and a deeper connection to the local atmosphere.
17:16 | Traditional Egyptian Iftar Meal
Experience a warm welcome at a local eatery where you'll savor a traditional Egyptian Iftar meal. Relish delicious dishes that reflect the richness of Egyptian cuisine in a cozy and inviting setting.
18:00 | Traditional Café Visit
Relax at a traditional café, where you'll sip on freshly brewed tea and enjoy light conversations with friendly locals. Learn about the cultural significance of these gatherings and their place in Egyptian daily life.
18:30 | Return to Hotel
Conclude your evening with a comfortable ride back to your hotel, leaving with cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for the warmth and traditions of Egypt.
From
$36.75
Per Person
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
Meeting Place
Any Place in: Cairo, Egypt
Al Matareyya Square Station, Al Matareyah Al Qebleyah, El Matareya, Cairo Governorate 4532003, Egypt
Price Breakdown
2 Adults * $75.00
$150.00
1 Child * $50.00
$50.00
Total Price
$35
Tour Packages
Number Of Person
1 - 1
Price
42/pp
Number Of Person
2 - 3
Price
36.75/pp
Things to know
Important Notes
Communal Seating: Be ready for shared tables with hundreds of people, it's all about the community experience.
Iftar Timing: You'll break your fast with dates, water, and juices right at adhan, followed by main dishes.
Dress Code: Modest and comfy clothing is best, considering the family-friendly environment.
Dining Options: Due to the crowd during iftar, you might not eat at the event itself. You could receive an invitation to dine with a family in one of the houses you visit or we will go to eat at a nearby restaurant.
Bring a Power Bank: Love taking photos or videos? A power bank is handy since events like this can drain your battery quickly.
Weather Considerations: If the event is outdoors, bring a light layer for after Maghrib when it cools down.
Follow the Flow: Volunteers will guide seating and serving, follow their instructions to keep everything smooth.
Cash or Card: Some venues might have small vendors for drinks or desserts, so having a bit of cash is useful.
Perfect for Groups: Whether you're with family, friends, or solo, this event is designed to bring people together.
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