Cairo in November

Traveling to Cairo in November is a pretty sweet deal if you're looking to escape colder weather elsewhere. The city starts to cool down a bit from its scorching summer highs, making it way more comfortable to explore the bustling streets, historic sites, and vibrant markets. You can wander through the ancient wonders like the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx without feeling like you're melting under the sun. Plus, the crowds are usually thinner than in peak tourist season, so you get a more relaxed vibe while soaking in all the culture and history.

That said, Cairo in November still has its quirks. The city can be a bit dusty and busy, with traffic that’s often chaotic if you’re not used to it. While the days are generally pleasant, evenings might get a little cooler, so packing a light jacket is a good idea. It’s a city full of contrasts—modern hustle mixed with ancient charm—and November gives you a chance to experience that without the extremes of summer heat or winter chill. Just keep an open mind and a sense of adventure, and you’ll have a pretty memorable trip!