Cairo

Cairo the capital and the biggest city of Egypt, is a sprawling capital set on the Nile River. Cairo is a place of physical contrast. Along the very much watered shoreline, lavish vegetation imparts the scene to tall high rises. In the older inland quarters to the east, however, beneath the foothills of the eatern part and the rocky promontories of the Muqaṭṭam Hills and the Al-Jabal al-Aḥmar Arabic Red Mountain, browns and ochres are the prevailing tones of land and structures.

The city's metropolitan territory is the biggest in the Middle East and the Arab world, and the fifteenth biggest on the planet, and is related with old Egypt, as the acclaimed Giza pyramid complex and the antiquated city of Memphis are situated in its topographical zone.

Cairo has for quite some time been a focal point of the locale's political and social life, and is titled "the city of a thousand minarets" for its prevalence of Islamic design. Cairo is viewed as a World City with a "Beta +" arrangement as indicated by GaWC.