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Sandboarding On Sand Mattresses
// Christine Ghobrial // 25 May 2011 // 5 Comments
The thrilling sport of sandboarding, though it might be unpopular around the world, it is a sand slide worth trying. San...
Beyond the Cairo I Knew
// Enas El Masry // 28 May 2011 // 3 Comments
Rediscovering Cairo to me was more than visiting new places I’ve never been to; it was getting to understand a people ...
Montaza Palace, The Royal Gardens of The Mediterranean
// Christine Ghobrial // 7 Jul 2011 // 3 Comments
The Montaza is a great park with great landscape and greenery overlooking the Mediterranean sea, but what makes it an ou...
Cairo Tower, The Highest Deck Above Cairo
// Christine Ghobrial // 10 Jul 2011 // 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 Venue of Written History, Bibliotheca Alexandrina
// Susi Wegener // 13 Jul 2011 // 4 Comments
Bibliotheca Alexandrina was built near the sea starting in 1974, when a committee from the Alexandrian University decide...
Backpackers' Visa to Giza Pyramids
// Ahmed Seddik // 11 Sep 2011 // 4 Comments
Explore the Giza plateau on your own with a little guiding help from Ahmed Seddik to the pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx an...
Top 4 Backpacking Trips on a Low Budget in Egypt
// Christine Ghobrial // 13 Sep 2011 // 11 Comments
Backpacking is the best way to really enjoy traveling in Sinai and the White & Black Desert. Backpackers going for the R...
The Egyptian Nubian Complexion
// Karen Anwar // 20 Feb 2012 // 3 Comments
Nubian festivals, folkloric art, music and talents of Nubian people makes you just want to leap up and dance your heart ...
One very remarkable thing about Sinai is its beautiful rocky formations that rule the coast of Red Sea. Throughout our road trip to Sinai, we were amazed by the magnitude of mountains that surrounded the road, but no matter how grand they were, the master of all rocky formations that took our breath away, literally, was the Colored Canyon sightseeing tour in Nuweiba.
Edfu Temple or rather be called Horus Temple, the falcon-headed god or the sky god whose eyes were the sun and the moon. Horus temple is the first complete second biggest temple after Karnak's in Egypt that was built in the Ptolemaic Dynasty.
Travel is not enjoyable unless you get to really taste and feel the traditional oriental local experiences of people and...
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