Indiana Hotel Cairo
16, El Saraya St Cairo, 12611, Egypt
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Crappiest hotel in Cairo? Possibly.
This was my second full day in Cairo. I had plans to do a bit more site seeing but got sidelined.
With Ramadan practising Muslims don't eat or drink during the day. This also means that some businesses don't have 9-5 hours. Shops may open later or close in the early afternoon. That doesn't really affect me except when I need to exchange …
Culture shock - from AUSTRIA to CAIRO
O.k. so get ready to encounter a lot of MEN, when you first arrive in Cairo. as 3 traveling strong women, we felt a little uncomfortable facing about 1000 men when we arrived to the airport in Cairo. this was o.k. during the daylight, but when we had to go pick up our friend at 12AM, close to the 1AM range, this sight was a little bit more scary …
Egypt, Inshalla
April 10 to April 17
Egypt was a whirlwind, a rapid trip. I found it was more than what you think it is: more than a land with an ancient history, heiroglyphs and crumbling monuments. It’s sheesha, koftas, baba ganoug, baksheesh, insane traffic, ogling men, the call to prayer. What left a lasting impression on me most, apart from the …
Egyptian Promise
Garbage Goats are what they are called, Egypt's environmentally friendly (but highly unhygienic) method of refuse removal. The goats, apparently, are a replacement of the Garbage Pigs (the Muslim government found the perfect excuse to kill all the little piggies under the banner of swine flu prevention). Your every day Garbage Goat roams the city …
Cows in Egypt
Going from Thailand to Egypt has been like transforming from an eagle to a cow in terms of freedom. For the first half (9 days) of my time in Egypt I'm on a group tour. I'm going to give it a few more days before I make my final decision on how I feel about it but my first impression is, NEVER again. My tour group includes 6 girls and an older …



