Visitors flock to Siwa: Egypt's hidden oasis threatened by tourism
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Siwa, Egypt's remote oasis, has seen a surge in tourism over the past decade, transforming from an isolated community to a popular destination. Once cut off from the rest of the country until 1984, the oasis is now known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. However, this influx of visitors raises concerns about the impact on the local Bedouin population and the environment. The balance between tourism and preservation is becoming increasingly precarious.
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Siwa has historically been a secluded oasis, home to 8,000 Bedouin residents, and was largely unknown to the outside world until recent years. The development of infrastructure has made it more accessible, leading to an influx of tourists eager to experience its unique offerings. However, this newfound attention has sparked debates about the preservation of its cultural and natural resources.
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