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An eagle pen, she is a writer and editor who is crazy for photography and seeing the world in a new lense for what she reveals in her life are the pieces of herself, she is madly in love with travelling to places and owns the heart of adventure. "I was born in Egypt to find Egypt's long lost treasure" she says, while she now runs Egyptolution’s creative travel content.
Sandboarding On Sand Mattresses
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-05-25 // 0 Comments
The thrilling sport of sandboarding, though it might be unpopular around the world, it is a sand slide worth trying...
Alexandria's Fort, Qaitbay Citadel's Amazing View
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-05-26 // 2 Comments
The Qaitbay Fort is one of the major historic military construction sites which has been ordered to rise in protection of...
Bedouin Camping Fire, Arabian Nights
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-06-11 // 2 Comments
Aladdin’s song!!! Yep! That’s exactly how it felt like out there around a joyful camping fire in the desert
Shopping in Khan El Khalili
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-06-27 // 3 Comments
Khan El Khalili is the oldest and largest outdoor street market in old Cairo found at the venues of El Hussein and El Azhar...
Felucca Rides
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-06-27 // 0 Comments
Egyptians and tourists both alike love to relax after long summer days in the sunset on Felucca day tours down the river Nile...
Yachting in Alexandria
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-07-07 // 4 Comments
The city of Alexandria is located up north on the Mediterranean Sea distinguishing its great weather. A good place to rent...
Montaza Palace, The Royal Gardens of The Mediterranean
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-07-07 // 2 Comments
The Montaza is a great park with great landscape and greenery overlooking the Mediterranean sea, but what makes it an...
Cairo Tower, The Highest Deck Above Cairo
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-07-10 // 0 Comments
Ranked as the highest tower in Egypt, Cairo Tower was built during the reign of president Gamal Abdel Nasser, as a bold...
The Step Pyramid, the First Pyramid Ever Built
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-07-30 // 4 Comments
The story behind the pyramid of Djoser,or I’d rather say, the Step pyramid where King Djoser ordered to build Saqqara...
Christina Beach Hotel, A Backpacking Travel Holiday Within Budget Accommodation in Dahab
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-08-08 // 3 Comments
Christina Beach Hotel, best accommodation in Dahab for anyone who seeks a location for diving, snorkeling and exciting...
Habiba Village, Tieback to Sinai Mountains on the Red Sea in Nuweiba
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-08-08 // 0 Comments
Habiba Camp and Village is located on the eastern peninsula of Sinai on the Red Sea, Nuweiba in between Sinai Mountains and...
Top Things To Do in Cairo
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-08-27 // 5 Comments
The ancient civilization of Egypt has lasted over 3,000 years with an unprecedented history and unique culture that has to be...
The Alabaster Mosque of Muhammed Ali
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-08-30 // 0 Comments
Muhammed Ali’s mosque was built on the highest summit on the site of Saladin Citadel in Cairo, which is a major landmark...
Top 4 Backpacking Trips on a Low Budget in Egypt
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-09-13 // 0 Comments
Backpacking is the best way to really enjoy traveling in Sinai and the White & Black Desert. Backpackers going for the Red...
Savoy Hotel, Enjoy Family Holidays in Sharm El Sheikh Like No Other!
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-09-20 // 2 Comments
8 km away from Sharm El Sheikh, moments away from the airport, five star Savoy Hotel is an award winning of the best luxury...
The Finest Dining in Sharm El Sheikh at SOHO Square
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-09-20 // 0 Comments
SOHO Square, a five star luxury going out. Only 8 km away from Sharm El Sheikh, located in Nabq area, brings a complete...
Things To Do in SOHO Square™, Sharm El Sheikh
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-09-26 // 0 Comments
SOHO square is the standard everyone is looking for to party in Sharm El Sheikh, located right in front of Savoy Hotels, it...
Where to Spend the Perfect Holidays in Hurghada
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-11-03 // 9 Comments
Actually you’ve got several options! Hurghada is famous for its semi-tropical-desert-like weather on the Red Sea, also...
The Neighborhood of Great Mosques around Islamic Cairo
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-12-21 // 0 Comments
Islamic art is a wonder worldwide, because of the many complex patterns showing in repetitive forms and hypnotic character...
Best of Travel in 2011
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-01-10 // 3 Comments
Summing up 2011 with Egyptolution’s insane traveling crew was nothing compared to where we’re heading in 2012, but lest...
Camels Overruled Desert History
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-01-22 // 0 Comments
Camels, amazingly, are the royalty of the desert throughout history, being the only means of transportation at the time where...
Dahabiya Nile Cruise on Amoura
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-02-21 // 2 Comments
The closer to nature you get, the more yourself you become, without a doubt. Dahabiya Amoura is a trip about cruising the...
Kom Ombo Temple Tour
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-04-21 // 0 Comments
Dedicated to two gods in a city that was named after gold in the Greco Roman settlement where it shows in structure and...
Edfu Temple, Where the god Horus Dwelled
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-04-25 // 1 Comments
Halfway between Luxor and Aswan, Edfu is an upper Egyptian town that lies on the banks of the Nile which owns the second...
Only On A Dahabiya Nile Cruise (Gebel Silsila Tour)
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-05-02 // 0 Comments
On our way from Edfu Temple to Kom Ombo Temple in Aswan, we’ve settled for one night at Gebel (hill or mountain) Silsila...
Basata, A Cultural Experience Beyond Accommodation in Sinai
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-05-22 // 0 Comments
Have you ever kept it simple and turned down luxury for the sake of breaking a routine choice for the holidays?! Basata...
Jebel Musa, Mountain Climbing & Hiking in Egypt
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-05-28 // 0 Comments
Reaching mountain tops was not one of my realms of adventure travel that I’d normally chose, but I know I would’ve...
The Old, Bizarre & Beautiful
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-06-10 // 2 Comments
As geologists are still running backwards in time to determine what was, I have attempted some facts from my own travel and...
Going Desert Green in The Heart of Nuweiba
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-06-24 // 2 Comments
Organic farming is rare to find in Egypt, but more rare to find in the desert of Sinai where mountains meet the Red Sea and...
The Culture Exchange of Volunteer Tourism in Egypt
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-06-24 // 0 Comments
Meet one of the green boosters of Habiba Organic Farm (HOF) in Nuweiba. An interview with a volunteer tourist who didn't know...
Popular & Public Beaches in Hurghada
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-08-11 // 1 Comments
Backpacking and budget travel is one of the necessary things to keep in mind while traveling to Hurghada in Egypt. Here is...
WELCOME TO OUR JOURNAL
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-08-29 // 3 Comments
Dearest Egyptolutioners,
Our Journal has just been developed!
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An Intense Definition of Photography
Christine Ghobrial // 2011-11-02 // 1 Comments
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Travel & Technology
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-04-30 // 0 Comments
Taking a hundred phone calls a day, following tweets on twitter, checking notifications on facebook, getting back to...
Best Restaurant Downtown Cairo, Oriental Dishes Of Egypt
Christine Ghobrial // 2012-07-09 // 0 Comments
Travel is not enjoyable unless you get to really taste and feel the traditional oriental local experiences of people and...
Alexandria's most beautiful place to visit royalty is
Christina Beach Hotel offers the best accommodation in Dahab, with its swimming pool, private coral beach, beach restauran
Muhammad Ali Pasha Mosque or called the
Built in the second century AD, the Roman amphitheater in Alexandria has 13 semicircular tiers made of white and gray marble.
Nasir Mohammed mosque is considered as the dwarf mosque near to the Alabaster mosque of Muhammed Ali in Saladin Citadel, but
Sultan Hassan Mosque overlooks the Muhammed Ali's mosque and
One of the top temples on the Nile valley that your boat or Nile cruise would have to stop by on your way down to Aswan. <
Abu Simbel Temple is an architecture bedazzlement as it merges architecture with nature in ancient Egypt during the reign of Ramesses II whom constructed Abu Simbel famous Temples in Aswan. The festival now celebrates an outstanding rare phenomenon where the sun rays literally creeps in slowly on the inner part of the temple altar of Abu Simbel and illuminates the extraordinary statues of king Ramesses II and the two sun gods celebrating his egotism, his rise to the throne anniversary and his birthday. It becomes a festive mood event associated with music and dance on the site. Make sure to mark those dates on your travel calendar, Oct 22nd and Feb 22nd.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, considered to be the Muslim’s holy month in which religious fast from dawn to sunset is an obligation, they are refrained from eating and drinking everyday for 30 days according to the commands of Qur’an. Ramadan in Egypt will take place from August 1st to 30th, 2011. Ramadan is a spiritual month where Muslims focus on important values such as their relationship toward God and others, giving generously, helping the poor, and doing acts of kindness. Eid El Fitr marks the end of the month where Muslims feast breaking the final fast and it is a national holiday with lots of celebrations.
Travel is not enjoyable unless you get to really taste and feel the traditional oriental local experiences of people and...
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