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Heart of darkness

A travel blog entry by beckerworldtrip

4

... first to enter, and all of us were in fairly good condition, we stood in this room alone for more than five minutes, and then the crowds came. I wish I had jumped into the sarcophagus and lie prone for a few seconds just for the heck of it, but the moment didn't grab me. As we descended the grand chamber the other 95 people were ascending to jam this room to a granite bursting force. The air gets famously stale and hot after these crowds visit on a normal day, the guide books ...

Pyramider

A travel blog entry by j.knudsen

6

... Et stort firkantet rum bygget af store glatpolerede granitblokke. Rummet er tomt bortset fra en stensarkofag i den fjerne ende mod vest. Den er også af granit, der er hentet nede ved Aswan. Sarkofagen er for stor til at den har kunnet komme ind af den snævre indgang, så den må være bygget ind i rummet fra starten ! - Jeg havde næsten 10 minutter for mig selv på dette meget specielle ...

Luxor by plane from Sharm El Sheikh

A travel blog entry by sharmexcursion

1

... your hotel.



The Price Includes:
* All transfers by A/C van in Sharm el Sheikh and Luxor.

* All entrance fees.

* Qualified Egyptian tour guide.

* Fly Tickets Sharm/Luxor/Sharm.

* Lunch in Luxor .


The Price Does not Include:
* Drinks in the Restaurant .




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The count-down begins

A travel blog entry by wandering-milli

... convinced I will succumb to) and where I have a likelihood of actually being able to carry my 12 kilo backpack for hours and days on end. I find gyms extremely unnerving. There is something extremely unnatural about rows of people running to nowhere, deaf to the sound of whirring treadmills and grunting body builders, blocked out by the beats being pumped into their ears through a tangle of precisely positioned wires. There are also the ...

Egypt

A travel blog entry by suearl

6

... gave the odd queenly wave!! (Sue not Earl)

The drive was just over 3 hours from Port Said to Cairo with our guide giving us all sorts of snippets of information as we travelled. We had expected to see desert and not much else, but most of the way was developed in some way. Lots of stalls on the side of the road selling papaya, watermelon, mango and melons. Again, lots of dry arid land, with pockets of green. You see houses all over that ...

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