The Oasis Giza
Alexandria Desert Rd Giza, Egypt
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Arriving in Egypt
It was night when we landed in Egypt, and it was hard to judge what the place was like just from the airport at night, but it didn't take long to find the guy from Expedia waiting for us, and to his credit he did get us through customs quite quickly. On the way to the car it was obvious what Cairo might be like from the number of people begging at …
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... quickly. Interestingly he is moving with his family to Montreal in a few months so was excited to see Canadians. Our bikes and bags were waiting and we got into the van for the 45 min drive to the hotel. Apparently Cairo has rush hour at midnight as the highway seemed blocked by construction and accidents. Tomorrow we put the bikes together!
January 12, 2012
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Overnight Trip Cairo & Giza from Alexandria Port
... which belongs to Chephren Pyramid.Sakkara Pyramid was built in the 3rd Dynasty of King Djoser. Then you will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.you will Imagetake a visit to Khan El Khalili Market, transfer to your hotel for check in, and optionally enjoy the dinner cruise on Nile River with belly dancers and overnight in Cairo.
Day 2: Cairo Sightseeing tour - Return to Alexandria port.
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Veteran's day in a foreign land
... an army of vendors trying to sell us **** of every description. Ashram, our host, was there at the gate to his building. We lugged our packs up four flights of stairs and found ourselves facing one of the most magnificent views on our planet. If we had could have looked out over the sweeping plains of the Serengeti and the Eifel Tower at the same time, it wouldn’t have been as impressive as seeing the Giza Pyramids this close. We watched the (corny) sound and light ...
Mere Giza
... folk, der f.eks vil have dig til at købe en ’ekstra billet’ til fotoudstyret. Nu er det jo let at afvise når man er forberedt og har været der før, men han skal nok ’fange’ én i ny og næ. Det værste er ikke at de gør det, men at det foregår så åbenlyst - helt parallelt med kontrollører og sikkerhedsfolk. De deler formentlig rovet bagefter. Jeg begynder at forstå hvorfor det er så svært at afskaffe korruption. Det er ...



