Kafr El-Sheikh is a city located in the northern part of Egypt, serving as the capital of the Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate. It is situated near the Nile Delta and is known for its agricultural activities, particularly rice and cotton farming. The city has a rich history and is home to several historical sites and landmarks. The region is also recognized for its natural beauty, including lakes and waterways. Lake Burullus, one of the largest lakes in Egypt, is nearby and supports local fishing industries. Kafr El-Sheikh plays a vital role in the economy of the area, contributing to both agriculture and fishing.