Egypt Sightseeing

Quote: The Great Pyramid at Giza is amazing. Of the Seven Wonder's of the ancient world, the Great Pyramid is the only one left standing. This Pyramid is the largest ever to be built with three burial chambers in total.… Read More

Quote: After 28 years my husband and I decided to revisit Egypt, not that we expected the millennia-old monuments to look any different, but the first visit had impressed us so much that we thought we´d enjoy a second… Read More

Quote: Our visit to the Valley of the Kings surrounded us, of course, with great excitement. These were the great burial grounds that were established by the 18th dynasty (1549 BC) when the Kings decided to abandon… Read More

Quote: To see the Pyramids in Giza is a driving factor that has millions flock from around the world to this site one hour away from downtown Cairo. Rising from the desert are six (not three) pyramids that once held the… Read More

Quote: When Lake Nasser was formed in the 1960's by the building of the Aswan High Dam, there were two temples to Ramses II and his wife Nefertari in the mountainside near the Nile. These would be submerged by the Lake… Read More

Quote: For about $25 for a car and guide and entrance fee, we set out early in the morning to visit the Saqqara step pyramid – the first pyramid and the first stone structure ever built. It’s located about a 25-minute… Read More

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Quote: The temple of Queen Hatshepsut is only a short distance away from the Valley of the King’s and although we speculated that the Queen would have been excluded from the Valley this imposing building makes a much… Read More

Quote: Luxor Temple.The Luxor temple is one of the best preserved temples situated in the centre of Luxor beside the Nile River. Luxor (known as Thebes) may not have been the largest of the temples in Egypt but it was… Read More

Quote: Our first stop of the day was Museum Imhotep, the architect of the earliest Step Pyramid. He was also a writer and scientist, a true Rennaisance Man, but well before the Rennaisance! Then it was on to the First… Read More