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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, EGYPT - OCTOBER 16: Located at the southern tip of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is among the world's leading tourist destinations thanks to its location between Mount Sinai and the Red Sea, its desert, clear sea, and year-round sunny weather.Sharm El Sheikh, on the Red Sea coast, is a resort area in South Sinai Governorate and is known as the “Pearl of the Red Sea.” Meaning “Sheikh's Cove” in Arabic, Sharm El Sheikh has become one of Egypt's most important tourist destinations since the 1980s.With its coral reefs, diverse marine life, and suitability for water sports, the city has become a favorite destination for nature and sea lovers, welcoming thousands of visitors each year.The city, where tourists can swim in the sea all year round, generally has temperatures above 20 degrees. The best time for diving is April and May, when the water temperature is around 23 degrees. The Red Sea's diverse marine life and coral reefs make the city one of the world's most special diving spots.- Colorful stories with sea, desert, and historic bazaarIn addition to diving, safaris are also among the preferred activities in the city. Travelers who want to explore the desert go on ATV tours and visit the Bedouin tents set up here and see the camels.In addition to the sea and desert, the city also has an Old Bazaar where tourists can spend time. Located in the center of Al Sahaba Mosque, the bazaar has shops where visitors can buy souvenirs and restaurants.- Hosts international conferencesOnce a small port city, Sharm El Sheikh is also known as the “city of peace” because it hosts international conferences, peace talks, agreements, summits, and diplomatic meetings in addition to tourism.Having become one of the symbols of dialogue and reconciliation in the Middle East, the city, which has taken on the mission of “peace ambassador,” represents both the tourist and diplomatic face of Egypt. (Footage by /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)