Egypt

Day 13 - The Lawyer's Mountain

Yesterday never really ended … at about 1:00 this morning, we arrived at Mt. Sinai and almost immediately climbed on our camels (yes, we’re wusses but we were more interested in making it to the top on time than in winning any fitness contest) to begin the climb to the top. We reached the end of...

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shoshtrvls on August 30, 2008 from 'Uqrat Safhah, Egypt

from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)

Test Page

lets see how this blog stuff works...

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nkahler on August 13, 2008 from Cairo, Egypt

from the travel blog: The Middle East

in cairo

n-am vizitat muzeul

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harti on August 23, 2007 from Cairo, Egypt

from the travel blog: harti's Travel Blog

Cairo, Egypt.... the final days (#10)

After a crash course in camel riding and the Egyptian culture (the good and the bad...aka tourist scams...), we made our way to the famous and crowded Egyptian Museum. Just like Andrea (love you and miss you!) said, the museum is jam-packed with ancient artifacts...small and large. We were...

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katandheidi on July 16, 2007 from Cairo, Egypt

from the travel blog: Katharina and Heidi go Backpacking

First day in Egypt (#9)

Cairo is large, noisy, and suprisingly chaotic (cross the street if you dare). Nonetheless, it is peppered with a myriad of fascinating sights, including various mosques, coptic churches, museums, and market places. All of us arrived at different times of the night (Danny from Spain and us...

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katandheidi on July 13, 2007 from Cairo, Egypt

from the travel blog: Katharina and Heidi go Backpacking

El principio

El diario de viaje. Viajar por egipto es toda una experiencia cuando se realiza por libre. Aquí os explicaré la ruta que hice durante 23 días y espero que sea de ayuda para que otros viajeros puedan planificar la suya. Este es el itinerario: El Cairo, Asuán, Luxor, Hurghada, Sharm el...

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alexander on May 10, 2007 from Cairo, Egypt

from the travel blog: viaje por egipto 23 días por libre

abu simbel

Woo hoo - another hotel with internet that works. I have so much catching up to do and so many ppl who want to know how things are going. We went to the grand daddy of all temples today and guess what - we had a sand storm !!!!!!! They only have them a few times a year and we were lucky enough...

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wendybudd on May 10, 2007 from Aswan, Egypt

from the travel blog: Wendy's African Adventure

Dubai was awesome and I bought some lovely gold jewellery but I am certainly over bargaining and shopping in bazaars. Egypt is wonderful - I am learning arabic every chance I get - i love the language and know just enough phrases to be understood - if not then I get out my trusty pencil and...

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wendybudd on May 6, 2007 from Luxor, Egypt

from the travel blog: Wendy's African Adventure

PBRs and Mini-corn dogs

Tonight, I'm drinking Johnia Waaker Black Label. No typos there, it's genuine egyptian whiskey. Aged almost six weeks. Tastes much like the local hootch in Thailand. I'm doing my rescue diver course at the moment. Underwater Combat would be a better title for this thing. For two days now,...

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Jason Kester on June 11, 2003 from Dhahab, Egypt

from the travel blog: Middle East, 2003

BFE

Last anybody heard from me, I was about to hop a bus out into the Libyan Desert in search of an Oasis or two. I'm happy to report that I survived the experience. Farafra, Egypt. Aptly named, and about the second most remote place in the whole country. There's a little village, a couple...

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Jason Kester on June 5, 2003 from Dhahab, Egypt

from the travel blog: Middle East, 2003

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