Egypt: In The Lands Of Pharaohs, Pyramids & Temples
2.
One of the first advanced civilisations of the ancient world, home to the Great Pyramids and nurtured by the river of life, Nile, Egypt is a place that one must visit. The trip brings you face to face with Pharaohs, Mummies, Pyramids and Tales.
3.
Giza Pyramids are the only surviving structures from the 7 wonders of the ancient world. These massive pyramids were built by Egyptian king Kufu for himself and his family members. The pyramids are almost 4,500 years old.
4.
Cairo has distinguished itself from many Arabic capitals. The city is a bustling town of people from different faiths, races and places of origin. Cairo and Tahrir Square in the city played a massive role in the pan-Arab world uprising of 2011 against the dictator governments.
5.
The Temple of Ramses II or Abu Simbel is considered an architectural feat for the ancient Egyptians. The temple welcomes explorers with 4 giant, rock-cut statues of Ramses II and as soon as you enter the temple complex, you can explore Egyptian gods and their statues.
6.
Alexandria derives its name from the fierce warrior Alexander the Great who named this city after his name. The Great Library of Alexandria, which was a powerhouse of the ancient world’s knowledge was located here. Alexandria was also home to a mighty light tower, one of the wonders of the ancient world.
7.
The temple at Luxor is dedicated to the Egyptian concept of ‘rejuvenation of kinship.' The temple provides a spectacular view at night. The river Nile flows nearby, you can sit on the riverside and relax.
8.
The temple of Edfu is one of the best-preserved shrines in Egypt and is expected to be built between 237 BC and 57 BC. The inscriptions on its walls provide important information on the language, myth and religion of ancient Egypt.
9.
Aswan and Elephantine island are located on the beautiful Nile river and are archaeological sites waiting to be discovered. A lovely insight into the simple life of ancient Egyptians.
10.
Saqqara is home to one of the first pyramids of the world. The step pyramids of Saqqara influenced the design and structures of the great pyramids of Giza. Saqqara is an active archaeological site.