Amarante Pyramids Hotel
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Crazy Cairo Traffic
We flew from Aswan to Cairo today at 11am. It took us about an hour to drive to the airport to Giza where our hotel is. The traffic is so crazy; I could never live here. There is an old cemetary that runs about 7 miles right through the old part of Cairo. Streets have now been built through it and people have built homes within the cemetary.
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The Pyramids....Finally!
The day has finally arrived for us to see the Pyramids! We're out the door at 7:45 to miss the bulk of the tourists. We of course hit traffic so it took us about 45 minutes to get to the Pyramid area. It’s fun to watch the cars and buses on the major streets alongside trucks filled with water buffalo, men herding sheep and young boys riding …
Our last day in Egypt
This was our last day in Egypt and boy am I ready to come home! Brett woke up really sick today so he decided to stay at the hotel and sleep in. I joined our group for a "Spiritual Tour of Cairo". We went to visit a famous mosque, a christian church and synogouge. We learned a bit about the Islamic religion.
Did I already mention the Cairo …
Wonders of the World!! PYRAMIDS
... may want, don't feel obligated, the pressure and the hospitality will be overwhelming at times and you will feel like you have to buy something. If you decide you want to buy, HAGGLE! and haggle hard!! The shop i visited had some amazing hand made carpets, made from silk and other fine products. Enjoy a nice cup of Turkish coffee as they bring out beautiful carpets to show you. But, beware the sales ...
Cairo, Giza, Aswan, Luxor & Dahab Egypt
... climbing part of this mountain in complete darkness, (we did not follow the normal path until the end of the walk) he was an hour late getting us so we had to scale part of the mountain, to get us to the top before sunrise, that was the hard part, but he was a good leader and we made due, we stopped periodically for breaks (which we all needed) it truly was a difficult climb. I am very glad I did it, what a great feeling of Accomplishment and I get to knock it off my "Bucket List" :) ...
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