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Dahabiya on the nile, Esna, Egypt travel blog

Dahabiya on the nile

A travel blog entry by freya691

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Woke at 7am for today is the day we depart on our nile cruise. We booked this cruise through Nour El Nil (www.nourelnil.com) who were very helpful throughout the whole process. Although not a cheap cruise we found as time went on that we had made the ...

Nile, Nile, Egypt travel blog

Nile

A travel blog entry by wanderingkiwis

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Edfu - Ensa - cruise down the Nile, Ensa, Egypt travel blog

Edfu - Ensa - cruise down the Nile

A travel blog entry by daz1999

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20 April The mornings start was before breakfast, with a trip to the Temple of Horus in Edfu.  The temple was almost completely intact and huge.  To get into the temple there was a large crowd (even at 7:00am) as all the cruise boats wanted ...

Edfu Temple, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Edfu Temple

A travel blog entry by fiseb

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After Kom Ombo we check out Edfu ...

The Valley of the Kings, The Valley of the Kings, Egypt travel blog

The Valley of the Kings

A travel blog entry by mxcna78

... and 20th Dynasty came to seek their immortality. It contains more then 60 royal tombs from the New Kingdom. Some of Egypt's greatest rulers were buried here. They built wonderfully decorated tombs that were cut deeply into the valley floor and filled ...

Chiusa di Esna, Esna, Egypt travel blog

Chiusa di Esna

A travel blog entry by stefy81

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verso le 17 di pomeriggio,dopo parecchie ore di navigazione siamo arrivati alla chiusa di ...

Esna and the Vendors, Esna, Egypt travel blog

Esna and the Vendors

A travel blog entry by ggrimsle

In the afternoon, we rejoined the MS Nile in Esna. While waiting through the line of river boats to go through the canal, we enjoyed an afternoon of vendors hawking their wears in boat on the nile. These men were able to toss their goods nearly 3 to 5 ...

Nile Cruise, Nile River, Egypt travel blog

Nile Cruise

A travel blog entry by trent

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What a strange feeling it is to wake up and be floating on the water! I woke up and had absolutely no idea where I was...very weird! We lost half the passengers to a minivan, leaving just the captains, Kenny, myself, and the Canadian, Philip (French ...

Are we really going to survive this road trip?, Abydos, Egypt travel blog

Are we really going to survive this road trip?

A travel blog entry by purplefrog

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... the famed Temple of Seti I at Abydos. Due to restoration work this is one of the most complete and beautiful ancient structures in Egypt. It is a dedication to six of the major gods of creation Osiris and Isis, their son Horus, Amun-Ra, Ra-Horakhty and ...

Cruising the Nile from Luxor to Edfu, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Cruising the Nile from Luxor to Edfu

A travel blog entry by wareameye

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... turn. Our guide says that in high season the ships can wait for as much as 12 hours. I remember the first time I came to Egypt the lock was not operating, and we had to transfer from one ship to another by bus. Thinking back on that hassle, waiting ...

Edfu, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Edfu

A travel blog entry by jeffandmarie

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... and Jeff as well as a couple from Chicago, Alfonzo and Kathia. Alfonzo and Kathia both grew up in Mexico and Alfonzo was in Egypt on business but was taking a break from work. Alfonzo and Kathia made the cruise a pleasure. As with most cruises we ...

Floating on Feluccas, The Nile, Egypt travel blog

Floating on Feluccas

A travel blog entry by travoholic

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After a few days of tiring travel on the train down from Cairo and the death bus to Abu Simbel, we were all looking to relax. Jody had been raving on about the three day felucca journey up the Nile to a place called Edfu. We were due to stop along the ...

Nile Cruise- Aswan to Edfu, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Nile Cruise- Aswan to Edfu

A travel blog entry by mxcna78

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... gods. Continuing, we reached Edfu, where we spent the night on board. The following morning, we started with a visit to Egypt's best preserved temple dedicated to Horus, the Falcon God. Casting off, we spend the afternoon on board watching Upper ...

Esna, Isna, Egypt travel blog

Esna

A travel blog entry by mleleu

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Nous naviguons à 12 km/h, à contre-courant, nous gagnerons deux kilomètres heure dans le sens opposé. Le bateau file sur l'eau avec une extrême douceur, comme si le Sudan était une main caressant le Nil. Cette souplesse de mouvement, le Sudan la ...

Awesome scenery on our way to Luxor, Qena, Egypt travel blog

Awesome scenery on our way to Luxor

A travel blog entry by bruceandpetra

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Hi guys     Just a few scenery pics of Egypt on our way down to Luxor. It was great fun driving down and reminded me so much of Namibia. In parts the roads were completely under water and we stopped to take some pics. Bruce got a bit ...

Riding down the Nile, South Nile River, Egypt travel blog

Riding down the Nile

A travel blog entry by itsgotime

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No trip to Egypt is complete without a ride on a Felucca.  A sailboat configuration from ancient times, the felucca is still used today on the Nile predominantly by tourists.  Our trip included a two day felucca ride!  We envisioned a ...

The Felucca story, Nubian village, Egypt travel blog

The Felucca story

A travel blog entry by dreamchaser

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What can you do on a Felucca? Since it became really cold in the night almost everyone of us woke up to get a blanket. At 5:45 a.m. the night had a sudden end to me: Mariona decided that I had to see the sunrise and woke me up - only that she, when I was ...

Esna, Edfu, Gallabeya Party, Esna, Egypt travel blog

Esna, Edfu, Gallabeya Party

A travel blog entry by davidaf

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... heat.  (Since the nile flow downhill as it progresses from south to north, the south of the country is called Upper Egypt). After some more napping and lounging (hard life...) we went to the boat's Gallabeya party, a costume party in traditional ...

The Egyptian Bazaar, Isna, Egypt travel blog

The Egyptian Bazaar

A travel blog entry by jhnlee

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It was about 2.30pm in the afternoon that our ship arrived the town of Esna. Esna is a small town located on the west bank of the River Nile in between the Edfu and Luxor. Although being unglamorous and insignificant to the visiting tourists, Esna is ...

Egypt Day 5, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Egypt Day 5

A travel blog entry by katielee

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... At 3:30 we visited Kom Ombo Temple in Sobek and did some shopping in a market outside the temple. Sobek is the hottest town in Egypt and South of here is Nubia which is desert by the Nile and not fertile land. This town used to worship crocodiles and we ...

Aboard the Marquis.  Stops at Edfu, Horus Temple, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Aboard the Marquis. Stops at Edfu, Horus Temple

A travel blog entry by radsolv

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Saturday 17 August 2002 Sailing South. Stop at Edfu to view Temple of Horus. [May return to this entry with more detail ...

Valley of the Kings and Queens, LUXOR, Egypt travel blog

Valley of the Kings and Queens

A travel blog entry by globetrotters

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... and ominous amid the dark sky and the moonlight. This was a memorable finale to our Nile River cruise to the southern part of Egypt. And would you believe it, we left the camera in our stateroom thinking we would go back to retrieve it after using the ...

The Nile, Edfu, Egypt, Egypt travel blog

The Nile

A travel blog entry by shuett

... I know with each passing day it will be harder and harder to leave this paradise I have found....I know that I will ache for Egypt after I leave her... I was standing in my window as we cruised down the Nile taking photographs. A farmer working in his ...

Man was it hot!, Deir El Bahri, Egypt travel blog

Man was it hot!

A travel blog entry by vaodiva

Hatshepsut's Temple, Valley of the Kings, and the Colossi of ...

Esna, Esna, Egypt travel blog

Esna

A travel blog entry by traveltragic

Cruise ...

Abu Simbel and Nile Cruise, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Abu Simbel and Nile Cruise

A travel blog entry by maccasworldtour

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... to build all these amazing temples and pyramids so many years ago. The rest of the day was spent back on the cruise ship watching Egypt slip by as we headed towards Luxor. In Egypt you can't buy alcohol from any supermarkets, so you have 48 hours after ...

Down the Nile, Nile, Egypt travel blog

Down the Nile

A travel blog entry by benandtrudie

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... has been the lifeline for Egyptian culture since the Stone Age. Climate change, or perhaps overgrazing, desiccated the pastoral lands of Egypt to form the Sahara desert, possibly as long ago as 8000 BC, and the inhabitants then presumably migrated to the ...

Fellucca Days, The Nile River, Egypt travel blog

Fellucca Days

A travel blog entry by mattdonna

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... die. That night we got caught in a freak storm and had to take our sail down and drift into a harbour. It never rains in Egypt huh... thankfully it wasn't much but it was very windy. Day 3 We did not have enough wind on the second day to reach our ...

Edfu and Kom Ombo, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Edfu and Kom Ombo

A travel blog entry by hairsuit

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... the falcon headed god, it was built during the reigns of six Ptolemies. This is not only the best preserved ancient temple in Egypt, but the second largest after Karnak. The temple at Kom Ombo is unique because it is in fact a double temple, dedicated ...

Horus-Tempel, Edfu, Egypt travel blog

Horus-Tempel

A travel blog entry by aquarius_zero

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