Egypt is a Hot Desert World You may not survive enough because of the sand and the temperature of the Desert. This Dimensional World Contains Pyramids, Cities, Villages, Desert temples, and more. The Dimension World Is part of the 1.19 "Egypt Desert Update". The update includes the Dimension and More Spawn eggs and Mobs and more structures. The Desert biome is infinite and the Largest Oceans are the Red sea, The Atlantic Ocean, and the Mediterranean Sea.

This is a view From a Desert temple
Structures: Pyramid of Giza[]
The Pyramids of Giza are the most visited tourist attraction and one of the most Oldest Structures in this Dimension. These Pyramids Generate Outside of Cairo.
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Structures: Desert temples[]

A Desert Temple in the AL yacoub Desert, the largest desert in this Dimension.
A Desert Temple usually generates in a Desert, And they are the most common Structures.
CITIES:[]
The Following cities are: Cairo, Alexandria Bay, Luxor, and Mecca.
Mobs[]
The Mobs are: Villager, Sheep, Camels, Mummy's, and Pharoahs.
The Heatwave[]
Heatwaves Are High Humiditys in Hot Weather in Oceanic climate Countrys. But in this Dimension, distortion Effects, Mirages, and Fires Could occur in the Dimension. Heatwaves Are the Main Hazard for the Entire Dimensional World, Because of Hot weather and such High Humidity. The Heatwave is an Event And Scenario that Occurred in Cairo Near the City of Alexandria Bay. This Heatwave Was the most Deadly Heatwaves as it may Cause Heatstrokes and Vomiting up Fire.
The Path of the Heatwave[]
this Is a Image from the news Of the Deadly Heatwave.

the Heatwaves path in the News
Trivia[]
- the Pyramids of Giza were built by the Ancient Villagers
- Cairo was the First city To Have a Gambling Strip with the Famous Luxor Hotel And Casino
- The Mummy's and Pharoahs were actually Ancient Villagers
- A Camel has a Inherited Triat at the top to Storage Water
- The Heatwave Was caused by High Humidity and hot weather from the Saharan Dust
- The Path of the Heatwave was going towards The Middile east Region