Aqbawi is the festival of the end of winter and the beginning of spring, which is the time when the ground becomes warm, flowers begin to bloom, and the birds come out from their winter homes. It is one of the biggest celebrations in Egypt and one of the biggest festivals in the Arab world. The festival lasts for 10 days and is celebrated in different regions in Egypt and in different countries. In Egypt, the main event is held in the city of Cairo, and in other countries, it is celebrated in different cities and countries.

In Egypt, the festival is celebrated in the city of Cairo, and the main event is the festival of the end of winter and the beginning of spring. The event is called Aqbawi because it is the day when the water in the wells of the city of Cairo start to flow, and the city is filled with water.