Shaerif
Egypt offers landscapes beyond the Giza Pyramids. You see the Mediterranean coast. You see Red Sea coral reefs. You see Nubian villages. I propose Location Sets for these regions.
​Current requests fit these sets. Examples include the Cairo Tower and Qaitbay Citadel.
​Proposed Set 1 Pearl of the Mediterranean
​This set focuses on Alexandria.
​Citadel of Qaitbay. This fortress dates to the 15th century. It stands on the Mediterranean coast.
​Stanley Bridge. This bridge features four towers. Lights illuminate the structure at night. It symbolizes modern Alexandria.
​Bibliotheca Alexandrina. The library uses sun-disk architecture. It represents knowledge.
​Alexandrian Tram. The yellow tram operates daily. It is the oldest tram in Africa.
​Proposed Set 2 The Warm South
​This set shows Luxor Aswan and Nubia.
​Nubian Houses. These houses display blue and orange colors. They use geometric patterns.
​Felucca at Sunset. This wooden boat sails the Nile. It uses a white triangular sail.
​Luxor Hot Air Balloons. Balloons fly over the Valley of the Kings at sunrise. They overlook green fields.
​Temple of Philae. This temple stands on an island. Water surrounds the structure.
​Proposed Set 3 Red Sea and Sinai Gems
​This set highlights water and desert.
​Blue Hole in Dahab. This diving site features deep blue water. Coral formations exist here.
​Saint Catherine Monastery. This monastery sits at the foot of Mount Sinai. It is one of the oldest working monasteries.
​Colored Canyon. Vibrant rock formations define this Sinai location.
​Red Sea Coral Reef. This stamp highlights the Clownfish. It represents biodiversity.
​Proposed Set 4 Historic Cairo
​This set shows the capital.
​Cairo Tower. The tower resembles a lotus plant. It symbolizes modern Cairo.
​Khan el-Khalili Lanterns. These lanterns use metal and glass. They glow in the market.
​Baron Empain Palace. This building uses Hindu-inspired architecture. It stands in Heliopolis.
​Moez Street Architecture. Minarets and domes create a silhouette. Cairo holds the name City of a Thousand Minarets.
​Reasons for these sets
​Grouping requests helps users collect stamps. The collection creates a story. The story follows a journey through Egypt. This supports the travel theme of Slowly.