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  • Egypt- Pyramids, Sphinx, Papyrus So today we headed to the magnificent Pyramids of Giza. They were so big, trying to get pics was hard, couldn't fit them all in. Plus not to mention trying to take a pic while running away from locals trying Posted by Aus_Emma in Emma's Europe Getaway | May 18, 2008
  • Walking Like an Egyptian! Well where do I start with Egypt!!! :o We arrived at the airport on the 10/05/08 and were met by Shaggy our rep from "On The Go" Tours, he pushed us through the passport line, and then grabbed our bags and Posted by Aus_Emma in Emma's Europe Getaway | May 18, 2008
  • Siwa Siwa - an amazing oasis verging on the great sand sea in Egypt's western desert and close to the Libyan border. It took nine hours by bus from Alexandria to get here (which actually wasn't as bad as it Posted by kiwi in oz in Tales of a Travelling Tolai and Kiwi | May 10, 2008
  • Abou Dabbab Well, I found the nearest internet connection with acceptable speed. It's in a city about 2 hour away by car. However, getting a car is a bit of a problem here. So for now I'm stuck with this 56k modem. Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | May 4, 2008
  • Abu Dabab 1 I've started working/studying in Abu Dabab (7 days per week...). Unfortunately we have only intermittent access to a 56k modem. When I get a day off I'll try to get to Marsa Alam and upload some pictures and more infos Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | Apr 14, 2008
  • EGIPTO CONTINUA / More of Egypt LES PRESENTO A NUESTRO AMIGO ISMAIL, ESTUVIMOS JUNTOS CONTEMPLANDO EL ATARDECER EN EL OASIS DE SIWA ESTA PEGADO A LA FRONTERA CON LIBIA Y DE VERDAD ES UN OASIS, DESPUES DE VIAJAR POR 8 HORAS Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Apr 9, 2008
  • EGIPTO / Egypt HOLA A TODOS LOS QUE SIGAN NUESTROS PASOS EN ESTE VIAJE, BUENO EMPEZAREMOS POR..... POR DONDE SERA BUENO, LO MAS RELEVANTE ES QUE CASI NOS QUEDAMOS ATORADOS EN LONDRES, YA ESTABAMOS POR DESPEGAR CUANDO RESULTA QUE DETIENEN EL AVION PORQUE Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Apr 8, 2008
  • Cairo Cairo is one of the most polluted cities in the world and you feel it. Good thing I'm not here during summer! I met up with Martin here, a Philippino I met in M'Hamid and who travels the world as Posted by 5fingerfab in Fab's travel diary | Apr 4, 2008
  • From -4 to 30 Degrees! I finally made it to Berlin on March 24th where Agnes was keenly waiting my arrival. We stayed up half the night planning our trip and giggling. The next day she showed me around Berlin, great city. It was bloody Posted by Little Dee in Surfing SA | Apr 3, 2008
  • Dubai to Luxor Well as usual it was another night of "one for the road" and that one became another and another, an we still hadn't finished the packing. We both woke up early at 04.00am me with the hangover from hell Sook, well Posted by Delboy1706 in Nile Cruise | Mar 17, 2008
  • Aswan Agatha Christie Style After a wonderful morning at Abu Simbel, we arrived in Aswan to find that Roger had booked us into the rather decadent Old Cataract Hotel. A beautiful hotel, no doubt, but I just about had a coronary in the Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Dec 19, 2007
  • Chapter 3 Egypt (http://picasaweb.google.com/leoneves/Egypt2008) When my boss looked up from his computer and asked if I wanted to go to Egypt I thought he was joking. They needed someone to go make sure their 8,000 metric tons of cement was getting Posted by Leoneves in Aimless Distant | Mar 11, 2008
  • Egypt hey guys i've finally gotten off my arse and started my RTW trip! almost 2 weeks ago i was at heathrow freaking out that i wasn't going to be able to do this and now it all feels so easy (as Posted by cheddylove in Heller's travel blog | Mar 5, 2008
  • Égypte Jour 1 Caire, Hotel 222 idfisdoifhs Visite dejjfifhf Posted by planetrola in Manon & Robert Tour du monde | Feb 21, 2008
  • Test Hopefully you can view my photos and read this text in a fairly simple manner. This is just a test though. This is just a test though.This is just a test though.This is just a test though.This is just a Posted by bourltc in Wino | Jan 30, 2008
  • Pharaohs and Feluccas Sunrise in Upper Egypt, Dec 27th Dec 26-27 - "Aswan" (Rob) By 10:00 Boxing Day, we'd arrived in Aswan. It's a lovely city, whose main street runs along the Nile; our hotel i Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Jan 1, 2008
  • Mosques, minarets and misfits This, our second full day, was very similar to the first weatherwise, although it dawned ever-so-slightly hazier and muggier, then cleared beautifully later. Our itinerary for Wednesday contained three facets: a cruise on the Nile, preferably on a felucca Posted by davecallan in Capers in Cairo | Dec 28, 2007
  • Two Kinds of Tours Dec 22-25 "Cairo" (Rob) Getting to Cairo from Mumbai, about seven hours total flying, was a grueling 24 hour process. The main feature of this trip was a nine-hour layover in Abu Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Dec 28, 2007
  • Mummy Tummy Cures and Other Travel Tips for Egypt 1) Use the metro in Cairo. It’s cheap, fast and gave us a perspective on Egyptian life that we didn’t experience anywhere else. (Like kindness, respect and generosity . . .) 2) If your itinerary allows, visit the Cairo Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Dec 21, 2007
  • Saved from the Nile! With the gift of more time, we’d have stuck with tradition and travelled south from Luxor to Aswan via boat. I have nothing but fantastic memories of the trip I took twelve years ago on a traditional Egyptian sailboat Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Dec 18, 2007
  • Temples, Tombs and Hot Air Balloons Pyramids aside, Luxor is probably the next most common stop on Egypt’s tourist trek. With two simply amazing temples within a stone’s throw of any hotel in town, and numerous valleys filled with the hundreds of tombs many thousands Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Dec 17, 2007
  • Western Desert After four days of aggressive sales men yelling "Welcome! ... I SAID WELCOME *%#$@!!!!", people shoving tourist unk in our face, and fighting our way past predatory tour guides to visit the tombs and temples of old, we are Posted by amyandwim in Amy & Wim | Dec 23, 2007
  • Sinai & Dehab - the Land & the Sea After a visit at Komombo Temple dedicated to Sobek and Edfu Temple dedicated to Horus, an overnight train took all of us back from Luxor to Cairo. We then headed east cross the Suez Canal, one that had caused plenty Posted by shinenyc in MIDDLE EAST EXPERIENCE | Dec 22, 2007
  • Pharaoh Land After four days in the Western desert, we arrived in Luxor, badly needed a good shower. After a bit of freshening up, we galloped our way to the Karnak Temple, one of Egypt greatest temple complexes, with horse carriages. With Posted by shinenyc in MIDDLE EAST EXPERIENCE | Dec 22, 2007
  • Cairo Quickstep Amidst the Pyramids With Lloyd turning 37 today, there was no better way to convince ourselves that we’re still young than a visit to a couple of 5,000 year old pyramids! And so we spent the day visiting the pyramids at both Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Dec 14, 2007
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