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Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple
... little differently. Horseback!! I was able to find a local driver who was born and raised in Luxor to take me on a ride around town for a couple of hours. I was not expecting him to take the horse and carriage through the back alleys where the local markets were being held...What a crazy way to see the hidden parts of the city. If you are brave I would highly recommend it. Make sure to negotiate the prices ahead of time and keep them honest. I ...
Kings and Queens
... internet and my blog. Downloading photos. Booking a hotel for Cairo. My friend Juan (from Amarna) is meeting us at the hotel for dinner tonight.
Tomorrow is the 90th anniversary since Howard Carter found King Tut’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings. A little celebrating is in order tonight. May even order some fabulous Egyptian wine with dinner. It can’t be any worse than Swiss red wine, right?
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Luxor
... which did not allow pictures in the tombs. We also went to Hatshepsut temple. Coming back from the west bank we took a quick ferry across the Nile to reach our hotel. Probably the biggest negative here is the lack of tourism and therefore the constant hassling of the vendors along the streets. ...
How to bargain with a liar!
... good condition but there is no other option to get there unless you want walk. The temple is dedicated to the god Horus and was built circa 200BC. It also had a Nilometer and is well preserved due to being buried in sand for yonks. Once again Chris got hassled by a tout wanting him to buy from his 'number one shop', apparently he was very persistant and wanted to give his business card!
I was feeling a little better by evening, so went up ...
A Day of Heat and Antiquities
... least her face had been, apparently by a later ruler who didn't like her.
While heading back to the van, we were led through a long corridor, a "gift shop," if you will, lined and filled with tourist souvenirs. This was a typical feature of basically all the ancient attractions we'd been to so far. As usual, we marched straight through and didn't stop long enough to buy anything, although I did snap a couple pictures.
We had one final and brief stop before lunch, ...
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