Geographical Location Janub Sina', also known as South Sinai, is a governorate in Egypt located in the country's southeast, between the mainland and the Sinai Peninsula.
Capital City The capital city of Janub Sina' is El-Tor, also known as Tur Sinai.
Historical Significance Sinai is historically significant due , to its religious relevance in Abrahamic religions and the Exodus route of Israelites.
Tourist Attractions Janub Sina' is home to famous tourist attractions like Mount Sinai, Saint Catherine's Monastery, and the coastal cities of Sharm El Sheikh and Dahab.
Beach Resorts The governorate is renowned for its luxury beach resorts, primarily located in the city of Sharm El Sheikh
Natural Reserves It contains several natural reserves like Ras Muhammad National Park and St. Katherine Protectorate.
Diving Spots South Sinai is well known for its world-class diving spots in the Red Sea.
Climate Janub Sina' is characterized by a desert climate; however, it gets milder and pretty pleasant near the coastal areas.
Wildlife The region is home to various wildlife species, including Nubian Ibex and Hyrax.
Cuisine Enjoy the Bedouin cuisine with dishes like 'Fattir' and 'Roz bil-laban,' local Bedouin bread and rice pudding respectively.
