Qalyubia Governorate, Governorate in Egypt
Qalyubia Governorate is characterized by its fertile lands and vibrant agricultural activity.
The history of Qalyubia stretches back to ancient times, featuring prominently in Pharaonic history.
Traditional Egyptian customs and festivities are deeply rooted in Qalyubia's local culture.
Qalyubia Governorate is part of Greater Cairo, making it easily accessible for visitors.
Home to notable architectural sites such as the ancient mosques and Coptic churches.
Location: Egypt
Capital city: Benha
Population: 5627420
Elevation above the sea: 13 m
Website: qaliobia.gov.eg
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Qalyubia Governorate is characterized by its fertile lands and vibrant agricultural activity.
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