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Daytrip
Cairo |
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Cairo -
the modern capital of an ancient land-is magical, mystical, and
mysterious. It is itself a juxtaposition of the anachronistic and
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Sharm El Sheikh |
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Sharm El Sheikh was a town built
in 1968 near the tip of the Sinai peninsula. Today it is a bustling
city extending from the eastern shore of the inlet / port, Sharm el
Maiya, north to Na'ama Bay. |
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Hurghada |
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Hurghada is
one of the best known places on the Red Sea. It lies 600 kilometers
south of Cairo, halfway down the Egyptian coast of the Red Sea.
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Aswan |
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Some 320 km outside of Aswan in
Nubia lies what can only be described as the truly remarkable Temple
of Abu Simbel. It was carved directly out of the sandstone cliffs
along the Nile and built by Ramses II. |
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Luxor |
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Luxor is by far the richest area of ancient Egyptian history. It
is the modern day city on the ancient site of Thebes, the capital of
the New Kingdom. Here, on the East Bank of the Nile, you will find luxur. |
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Dahab |
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Dahab is a village 45 minutes north of Sharm El Sheikh on the Gulf of Aqaba. The Assala, near the center of town, is a place known for its hippy-like atmosphere. |
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Alexandria |
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Alexandria
was founded by Alexander the Great in 332 BC. However, he left it
before laying a single stone,The city was then founded again after
Alexander's death by one of his generals, Ptolemy I Soter. |
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