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  • Dahab So.. da hab ich es doch noch mal geschafft nen Blog zu erstellen.... Bin noch immer in Dahab.... habs bisher nicht Posted by bahribar in Into The Wild | Aug 27, 2009
  • How many camels for your wife? 1. Cairo 2. Alexandria 3. Aswan 4. Luxor 5. Tarabine Beach, Nuweiba 6. Dahab 7. Cairo Roland's Photos (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rolandirwin/sets/72157622024631411/) [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/chloezylstra/sets/721576221501929 Posted by rolando in Chloe & Rolands Global Adventure | Aug 26, 2009
  • Aug 12th Cairo, Egypt Aug 12th Cairo, Egypt We arrived in Cairo early at about 8 am. I slept on the bus and I slept good. We went to our hotel to drop off our luggage so we could go out and explore the Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 14, 2009
  • Aug 11th Mt Sinai, Egypt (10 commandments place) Aug 11th Mt Sinai, Egypt Starting at 12:01 am. My mom and are on our way to Mount Sinai where god gave moses the 10 commandments. The night bus that we were on was crowded with 10 people and only 8 Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 13, 2009
  • Aug 10th Dehab and Sinai, Egypt Aug 10th Dehab Sinai, Egypt - My mom and i woke up and went snorkling at The Island. I took like an hour to walk there. Its a place where there are two seperated coral reefs so they call it Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 13, 2009
  • Aug. 9th Dehab, Egypt Aug. 9th Dehab, Egypt We woke up today late like we always do. We're in the relax type of place so we decided to sleep late and take a break from snokrling. I was really hungry today since I didn't eat Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 11, 2009
  • Aug 8th Dahab, Egypt Aug 8th DAhab, Egypt My mom and I (she made me!) woke up late then went to the snorkeling place. The guy at the snorkel place said there was a special place called Eels Garden where you can see eels dance Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 9, 2009
  • Aug 7th Cairo to Dahab, Egypt Aug 7th Cairo to Dahab, Egypt One hour later after I wrote my entry from last night, we got on a night bus and went Dahab, Egypt. The reason why me and my mom left Cairo is because Cairo was Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 9, 2009
  • Aug 6th Cairo, Egypt Aug 6th Cairo, Egypt Me and my mom woke up and had breakfast. i was hoping the food would hold me off for an couple of hours. Anyways, I'll be drinking loads of water since Im seeing the pyrimids. We have Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 8, 2009
  • Aug 5th Tel Aviv, Israel to Cairo, Egypt Aug 5th Tel Aviv, Israel to Cairo, Egypt So we woke up at Merons and my mom and Meron were having a political arguement about how "Might is stronger than Right". Meron was saying that American entered both World Wars because Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Aug 7, 2009
  • Red Sea Revelries After yet another 24 hours of traveling, we reached Sharm El Sheikh exhausted and in need of a recharge. Thanks to an Egyptian friend (Shukran Nancy!), we chose to stay in Na’ama Bay, which was the perfect place for our Posted by Danie Joe in Around in 95 | Jul 9, 2009
  • This is a great trip. The trip I listed below is going to happen October, 2009. Having been to Egypt, I would totally recommend this trip because it hits all the best places to see in Egypt, and incorporates food, culture, and history! It's guided Posted by JoshHANDS in Egypt Tour Opportunity! | Jun 11, 2009
  • Where Africa meets Arabia About six hundred miles upstream from Cairo, on the mighty river Nile stands Aswan; once the boundary between ancient Egypt and Nubia. In midstream lies Elephantine Island, once a military outpost, Posted by DesertFox in The Greatest Sunset | Jun 11, 2009
  • egypt For our final stop in the Northern hemisphere, we shot off for a week in Egypt. We were joined by Lim's friend Frieska. We: 1. Fought with taxi touts in Cairo, checking out the Sphynx and Pyramids of Gizza. 2. Relaxed in Posted by hughmadden in escape from reality | May 15, 2009
  • Our Honeymoon Our journey started in our old Toyota Landcruiser on the 1st of May 2008 at 2.30pm with “Uncle Cleigh” driving us to the airport accompanied by our (not very small) puppy Savvy; all very good so far. We boarded our Posted by Tojo10 in What The Butler Saw | May 29, 2009
  • Another Stop, An Older Place India was amazing, and it kept me entertained. As I thought of somewhere to go, I though about something historic, and something old. I knew that I would want to see something that was beautiful in its own way. I Posted by aosentoski in One Small Ticket, One Big World | May 13, 2009
  • Getting “gypped” in Egypt As the plane prepared to land in Cairo, Egypt, I felt a tinge of excitement. After all, it's a new country, a new culture, and a new continent. The culture of modern Egypt may be new Posted by jhongny in While We Are Out... | May 9, 2009
  • Egypt - Summary Where did we stay? Cairo: Amarante Pyramids, King Hotel; Luxor: Tut 'Otel; Aswan: Cleopatra Hotel, On board a felucca Favourite food: Taza! Favourite drink: Sakara, Stella, Coca Cola Highlights: Abu Simbel Temple; Riding on Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | May 4, 2009
  • Welcome If there is a nation that needs no introduction it is Egypt. A country with the oldest and grandest civilization with its history spanning from around 3120BC. Egypt produced one of the earliest and the most magnificentcivilization, the wor Posted by Eman in Egypt Archeological | Apr 30, 2009
  • The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo After touring around Egypt and learning tidbits of Egyptian history, it was great to be able to see the displays at the Egyptian Museum, and really try to understand and relate the artefacts to what we had seen. The Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 28, 2009
  • Islamic Cairo With no pressure to buy any more souvenirs or goods, we took a taxi through Cairo into the Khan-el-Khalili markets, within Islamic Cairo. The markets are a maze of narrow alleyways teeming with people, and we moved from what Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 28, 2009
  • At the mercy of the wind Set of early on board our feluccas to make our way back from the village to Aswan. The feluccas are completely at the mercy of the wind, and are expertly maneuvered in zig zags to take advantage of the Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 28, 2009
  • Abu Simbel False start! Hit the road on schedule, but as we were on the way to join the convoy, discovered that due to overnight sandstorms, the convoy had been cancelled as sand was covering the desert road. There was to be Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 28, 2009
  • Jack-ass! Forget trains, buses and planes - we hit the road this morning on the back of our very own donkeys, bound for a 1.5 hr ride to the Valley of the Kings! With no safety briefing and no instructions Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 28, 2009
  • Luxor Luxor was the capital of the Egyptian kingdom for centuries (and at the height of its power), and as such contains many sites with immense historical significance. It looks to be a really nice town, and is undergoing something Posted by deepaksuma in Running 'round the world | Apr 27, 2009
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