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Einfach relaxen...
Danielaundfrank stayed here on Aug 17, 2010 during their trip titled: Ägypten - Tauchen im Roten Meer.
Afternoon and night in Luxor
... in the hot sunny places that we were going to. Well at this moment I think our hats are on their way to Cairo.
We next go to Hatshepsut Temple and it is explained to us that temples around burial sites are built solely for mummification of the kings, people that will go in that tomb. We then head to the Habu Temple the mortuary temple for Ramses III. We had watched some Nat Geo films on building temples ...
Luxor tour from Sadaga port
... on the bus ride back to the ship.) That's why
several lines also offer Luxor and the Valley of the Kings as an
overnight option from Safaga. Experiencing Luxor's bounty can easily
fill two days or more.
At early morning cruise travelers will be picked up from Safaga port to travel to Luxor with an Egyptologist tour Guide to wonder comfortably around Valley of the kings where the royal tombs of Egypt's famous Pharaohs like Ramasses and Tut-ankh-amun ,queen ...
Despedida de Egipto buceando por el Mar Rojo
Llegamos a Urghada después de 5 horas en un bus que no era de lo más moderno ni cómodo. La verdad que después de 5 horas en un bus, cualquiera resulta incómodo. Llegamos y no había nadie esperándonos. Lo cierto es que no es muy agradable andar de turista por Egipto y quedarse en algún lugar con cara de circunstancia esperando nada, porque te asedian y te acechan constantemente pidiéndote dinero, ofreciéndote cosas, etc. Ahí estuvimos media hora hasta que ...
Luxor after All!
... considering they were three thousand years old. The colors on the wall paintings were still bright and easy to see. Anything easily movable was gone, either to tomb robbers or to the Museum at Cairo, but the stone sarcophagus was still there. The guide claimed it was a single (70 ton) piece of stone that had been carved, and I believe him.
When we got back on the bus to go into Luxor and visit Karnak, the bus driver and the guide passed ...