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Flats In Luxor

Al Gezera Village, West Bank Luxor, Nile River Valley, Egypt

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Up, Up and Away And Down With An Insurance Scam

A travel blog entry by kevscott11385

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... including local specialties such as stuffed pigeon, duck and a large selection of mezze. The place is alcohol free but that is soon forgotten when you order one of the freshly squeezed juices. I plumped for a glass of fresh cantaloupe melon juice which was absolutely delicious. For my starter I had the Betingan Bil Tom, which was pickled aubergines with parsley and other local herbs and Samboussa which is a spicy Egyptian minced beef samosa.

At this point I was presented with ...

Another Temple? It must be Luxor!

A travel blog entry by winegalcj

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... with my price we set out. The first taxi we found said 100, then 70, then 50 then 40, then 25 each for a round trip. I walked away. Literally. We just walked along the highway in the general direction of where I thought the souk was. After an hour… well, the only guy that pulled up to us aksed with more than a hint of "stupid tourist" in his voice – “where are you going?”. Cara says “to the souk”. Guy says ...

Day Three

A travel blog entry by aliceatfr

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Kom Ombo not only its original Egyptian inhabitants, but also a large Nubian community that was resettlled here after the construction of the Aswan High Dam and the flooding of Lower Nubia. The temples here too were of great magnitude.
Edfu was another temple we were able to explore. This is one of the best preserved temple on the Nile.
We had quite ...

A Nile Adventure - cruising and other stories

A travel blog entry by kimmoly

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... you are lounging on the top sun deck with the warm breeze gently caressing your skin. You are compelled to look at the passing scenery to reassure yourself you are actually sailing, the ride is so smooth. The moving landscape passing before your eyes reveals lush green cultivated fields, farmers ploughing with oxen, and donkey-drawn carts piled high with hay are trot-trotting down the little mud path beside the river. There are children swimming in the river, ...

East and West Bank

A travel blog entry by jeffandash

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... to see Karnak Temple. Karnak Temple was built for the sun god, Re, and it is gigantic. It is home to Hypostyle Hall, which consists of 134 huge columns (this was one of Jeff's favorite places, so far). Being in there makes you feel so small! The temple also houses one of Hatshepsut's obelisks, which measures 28 meters tall. According to our tour guide, the pharaoh's magic was used to put the obelisk into place from ...

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