Wadi Degla Reserve is a nature reserve located in Cairo Governorate and covers an area of 60 square kilometers. The reserve is a valley running from east to west with a length of 30 km. The valley may be from the rocks that were deposited through time over 60 million years, which are limestone rocks, and the reserve is rich in fossils that you can see. It also has a good group of animals such as deer, hares, red foxes, reptiles, turtles and birds, which are very suitable if you want to get some rest and fun away from the city's atmosphere and noise. Do not hesitate and visit it with family or friends and take some souvenir photos.