Al Tanoura Folklore Dance Show Night Trip

Enjoy the Tanoura show and performances by spiritual music and Sufi dance groups, as well as folk groups like the Egyptian folk instruments team, which includes the most skilled musicians in Egypt playing traditional instruments. There are also performances by Nubian drum groups that present the ancient Nubian heritage to preserve the musical and rhythmic heritage that originated from the Nile River, along with heritage shows and dance tableaux presented by the national folk arts troupe.

The Tanoura Heritage Troupe, which performs its famous performances every Saturday and Wednesday of every week, attracts dozens of Arab and foreign tourists throughout the year in large numbers, to enjoy the artistic performances that rely on the dancer's skills in using and shaping skirts and their physical fitness with the use of musical phrases and various fast rhythms through folk musical instruments.

The collection still stands tall on both sides of Al-Moez Street, the world's largest open-air museum, where tourists from different cultures and nationalities flock to enjoy its architecture and decorations by day, and its cultural and artistic meals by night.

Tourists can visit the Dome and learn about these arts, and get up close and personal with Egyptian creators, in continuous evenings and evenings organised by the Egyptian Ministry of Culture, represented by the Cultural Development Fund, in cooperation with some cultural and artistic institutions.

These evenings and parties are attended by a group of Egyptian minstrels and musical, percussion and show bands that reflect the different regions and cultures of Egypt, most notably the Samaa Ensemble for Religious Chanting, which preserves heritage by reviving ancient templates such as the art of performing rare tawashihs and maqamat with a contemporary vision.