Mount Sinai (also known as Jabal Musa) is a religious and historical mountain located in South Sinai. It is traditionally believed to be the place where Prophet Moses received the Ten Commandments according to the three Abrahamic religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The mountain is a major destination for religious pilgrimage and mountain tourism, attracting thousands of visitors each year to witness the breathtaking sunrise from its summit. Geographical Location: Located in the area of Saint Catherine. Approximately 2–3 hours by car from Sharm El-Sheikh. Elevation: حوالي 2,285 meters above sea level. Surrounded by lower mountain ranges, offering a stunning panoramic landscape. History & Religious Significance: Considered the site of the Ten Commandments in Jewish and Christian traditions. In Islam, it is known as the mountain where God spoke to Prophet Moses (peace be upon him). The mountain was home to early monastic life and stands beside the historic Saint Catherine's Monastery. Due to its sacred status, many visitors climb it on foot as a form of pilgrimage. Climbing Routes: There are two main routes to reach the summit: 1. The Steps Path (Camel Steps / Siket El Batn): حوالي 3,750 stone steps. Most visitors climb at night to see the sunrise. Suitable for those prepared for a physically demanding hike. 2. The Camel Path: A longer, more gradual trail used by camels. Less physically demanding and suitable for beginners. Tourist Activities: Sunrise Viewing: A truly unique and spiritual experience. Night Hikes with Bedouin Guides: Providing guidance and insights about history and nature. Photography: Spectacular mountain landscapes and dramatic sunrise colors. زيارة Saint Catherine's Monastery: After the climb, visitors can explore the monastery and learn about its rich monastic heritage. Best Time to Visit: From October to May: Mild and pleasant weather. Summer: Hot during the day and very cold at night at the summit. Advantages: A unique spiritual and religious experience. Stunning natural scenery. Enjoyable physical activity for hiking enthusiasts. A combination of history and nature in one trip. Challenges & Notes: The climb requires significant physical effort. Very cold temperatures at night, even in summer. Some paths are narrow and may be difficult for beginners without a guide. Visitors should follow safety guidelines and avoid unsafe climbing routes.