Bedouin Oasis Camp

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5.0/5

Outstanding

"Bedouin" is the transliteration of Arabic, meaning "nomads living in tents". There are tens of thousands of Bedouins in Egypt. The Bedouin tribe is really primitive. The houses are built of branches and reeds, and the roofs are covered with date palm branches and leaves. It is extremely simple. Only the chief has a mobile phone. He goes to the city once every three days to buy food. The dowry is a camel. T.E. Lawrence once said that the lifestyle of the Bedouins is hard, even for natives, and even more terrifying for outsiders: a living death. They welcome tourists every day, give up the settlements provided by the government, and insist on living in the desert. I stayed in the Bedouin tribe for half an hour, which was the limit. When I stayed for almost an hour, my mentality was really broken, and there was no light. When I left, the tour guide said, look up at the starry sky. It is brilliant, the Milky Way.