Egyptian Desert

The Egyptian Desert primarily refers to the Sahara Desert, which covers much of northeastern Africa, including Egypt. It is a vast, arid region characterized by hot temperatures, scarce rainfall, and minimal vegetation. Despite its harsh climate, it has supported historical settlements along the Nile River and is home to unique ecosystems with specialized flora and fauna. The desert's expansive sands and rocky plateaus have shaped Egypt's history, culture, and trade routes, making it an iconic symbol of the region's ancient and modern identity.