Strategic vision for sustainable tourism development in Behbeit El Hagara

Gharbia Governorate is considered an important archaeological site including a lot of important historical monuments date back to the Pharaonic era of the shortage it has in the basic elements of sustainable tourism development it is not prepared for welcoming tourists Therefore, implementing the sustainable tourism development in the area of Behbeit el-Hagar will play a significant role in transforming it to a real tourism area. Behbeit el-Hagar, a village just a few kilometers to the north of Samannud in the central Delta, marks the site of an important, though now destroyed temple it is an archaeological site in Lower Egypt. It contains an ancient Egyptian temple for the goddess Isis, thought to have been known to the Greeks as The Iseum,The temple was founded by Nectanebo II, the last indigenous sovereign, and one finds there traces of the work of Ptolemy II and III. This research presents an Archaeological and touristic view of the Bahbeit Al-Hajara area, one of the villages affiliated with the Samannoud Center. Samannoud had a special reality throughout history in terms of location. It has a distinguished location on the shore of the Nile, which helped it in the past to develop culturally and architecturally, and historically due to its great antiquities and historical civilization, which can be a tourist destination for internal and external tourism in the