Ramses Tours

... and everyone looked out for me especially the tour guide. So, don't ever think you are too old for one of these trips as I'll never forget how great it was. I can not speak highly enough of the service that I received from ramses tours.

... that we see which are not shown on the television. Let us show you the past, the present and the future of our country. Let us welcome you as we did before. Our face has changed and our heart remains the same. Ramses tours staff ...

... used to be on the banks of the Nile, four huge sitting statues facing the rising sun and warning off any intruders from the south. Ramses II built it and many other insanely large things in Upper and Lower Egypt. You have to get up at 4am to drive in ...

... 27 de octubre y no el miércoles 28 de octubre. Es decir, a la que hora que se percató de ello, los de Ramses Tours nos esperaban con un cartel en el aeropuerto de Cairo. Los egipcios que nos esperaban lo deben haber mentado tanto, que Fernando recibió ...

... I'll never forget how great it was. I can not speak highly enough of the service that I received from ramses tours. Mr josef in customer service walked me through the whole process, answering questions, explaining options and offering ...

... Giza, to the beautiful red sea beaches & resorts. The living Adventure in Desert Safari & Nile cruises travel packages Ramses Tours, we can customize your Egypt travel vacations,  Egypt Nile cruise travel or any Egypt sightseeing tours to match ...

... that we see which are not shown on the television. Let us show you the past, the present and the future of our country. Let us welcome you as we did before. Our face has changed and our heart remains the same. Ramses Tours www.RamsesTours.com ...

... a belly dancer perform at a nightclub overlooking the Nile…simply breathtaking. The next day, we arranged an entire day with Ramses Tours and it couldn’t have been better…we highly recommend them. We started at the Egyptian Museum where ...

... other people from U.S. and Canada - arranged by Mike and Eloise from Quebec thru cruisecritic.com. Mohamed, our tour guide from Ramses Tours, is young and very animated.He explained the social mores for young Egyptians - how important it is for the girls ...

... thet red lights are for decoration and the white lines are only suggestions.  Finally we made it to the Ramses Hilton.  ABC again had everything under control.  Rooms were assigned and keys distributed in a very orderly ...

... horn repairmen are far better off than the muffler guys. Luckily, not all was chaos. Our hotel was on the 19th floor of the Ramses Hilton on the banks of the Nile and we could see the Giza pyramids in the distance. The hotel staff was just as wonderfully ...

... ; “The toilet,” he says, “you’re on your own there.” They check me into my hotel, the Ramses Hilton on Tahrir Square.  In my room, I step out on the balcony, which overlooks the Nile.  There’s a ...

... tonight. It was a reasonably painless 3 hour drive to Alexandria, departing our hotel at 6:00am. Hassan and Momen (from Memphis Tours) were in good spirits and eager to get the day underway. We stopped half-way for some breakfast and refreshments.First ...

... of the  great one himself in the Great Hypostyle Hall. The walls and ceilings were decorated with battle scenes depicting Ramses II in the battle against the Hittites, including the famous scene of Ramses II shooting arrows from his chariot. Some ...

... original items, were found in disarray.   Eventually the tomb was lost beneath the material excavated from the tomb of Ramses V & VI. Carter’s greatest discovery was the king’s mummy.  The burial chamber of the tomb held a large ...

... herself. (The Egpytian pharaohs and queens had  zero humility. As LT noted after we passed yet another statute of Ramses II... “there's another mini-me” .... apparently LT was an Austin Powers fan.) Anyway, we wandered through more ...

... , we came into the great court. The reliefs (hieroglyphs) were in very good shape. Again, many of these reliefs depict Ramses as a victorious king in battle. Past 2 more beautiful rooms, we came into the Temple of Amun. Unfortunately, during their ...

... Temple of Hathor, a smaller temple next to his.  A tour of that temple reveals six giant statues at the entrance, portraying Ramses II and Nefertari dressed as Hathour, a cow god of motherhood.  Six columns inside the first hall all bear the ...

... where it was originally found. [All are covered in names, in the 19th century's soldier's bid for immortality - inner right Ramses has a rather fetching tattoo on his cheek, and noses and eyeballs were popular sites]. Inside the air is twice as hot ...

... went to the Cairo Museum. At 1:10 pm our 1st stop was the Royal Mummy room with thirteen mummies on display including Ramses II. Incredible-some still have hair, fingernails and teeth. And with the aid of modern medical science there was information on ...

... pharaohs; the great god Amun was worshipped here.  This was the era of great victories and triumphs.  Victorious pharaohs, like Ramses II had no rivals and accumulated great wealth.  Great temples rose with the sun on the East Bank of the ...