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Wadi Halfa – Assuan
Auch heute Morgen ist kein Brief da und die Fähre hat absolut ihre Schrecken verloren.
Neun von uns gehen auf die Fähre. Der Truck, Suse, unser Fahrerin, Sahra (wegen Angst vor Seekrankheit), Kevin (wegen Sarah), Nat (eine Freundin von Suse) und Nico (aus Prinzip) bleiben in Wadi Halfa und wollen auf den Brief warten.
Das bedeutet, dass, wenn kein Brief eintrifft, was ich befürchte, Suse und ...
Adventures in Abu Simbel and Aswan
... THIS.WORLD. We are still in awe from the whole experience! Getting up at 3am was worth it.
Abu Simbel was in phenomenal condition since it was fully torn down and relocated during the construction of the dam. The monuments themselves were dedicated to Ramses II and his wife. We could observe that Great Pharaoh making offerings to Gods while sitting on the throne. Ramses was a ruler of the Egyptian empire that included the Lower andthe Upper Egypt, ...
Egypt
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Finally, our last stop of the day was to the Pyramids of Giza.
There are two great pyramids here along with a few smaller ones. Camels, donkeys and carriages. This was definitely an introduction to some aggressive touts. At one point, the local police had to break up a fight between the sellers. One of our tour mates Yuma was wearing a scarf on his head. A tout tried to take it off him and say that he hadn't paid for it from him??? They'll even try to force items ...
Day 47 - Day 7 Jewels of the Nile
... of crocs placed all around the house. The crocs were about 5 foot long and were in a special pit in the middle of open area of the house. Late this Argo we went to high tea on 13th floor of a hotel on the edge of the Nile. Look at the photos for the sight. Amazing how the desert meets the Nile but the lush grass, trees & vegetation is a stark contrast to the other side of the dam. Having dinner on board tonight and there is a belly dancer display ...
Southern / Upper Egypt
... in the air. I am sure there are a lot that don’t survive this crazy occupation. The train station lives up to expectations – a very crowded and dirty zone. Our bags are taken off the bus and loaded onto trolleys and then we follow them through the station and park them together in a "safe" spot. Buying snacks is the next priority – water, cracker biscuits and a snickers bar for me! When the train arrives we have to ...
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- Business Services
- Free parking