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gypt is synonymous with ancient civilisations, and travellers have been marvelling at Egypt’s wondrous antiquities, pyramids and temples for
 thousands of years. It is the oldest travel destination known to man - from around 400-500BC Greek and Roman travellers were visiting the very
 sights we travel to see today.
 oday, a visit to Egypt is more than an immersion into past glories – mud-brick villages sprout TV antennae, stone and glass high-rises stand
 alongside ancient monuments and the latest pop music is everywhere. On top of all this, Egypt can also offer relaxing beach holidays along its
 stunning coastline, world-class diving in the crystal clear seas, felucca cruises on the Nile River or rugged jeep safaris into its interior to explore the
 desert oases.   Some facts  ...….…..…..…..….


 he scars on the face of the Sphinx are not due solely to erosion – the monument was used for target practice by conquering Ottoman soldiers,
 French troops or both – depending on whose story you believe.
 gypt’s best-kept secret is janzabil, the hot, spicy ginger drink that the Quran calls “the promise of paradise.” It’s the perfect lung and food tract
 cleanser for murky urban air and unfamiliar food.
 xpect to see security checks at government buildings and museums. You will often be asked to leave your camera at the security desk.


 luish crosses tattooed on the hands or wrists of Egyptians indicate that they are Christians.

 riday is the day of worship, when most things are closed at least in the morning (shops in tourist areas may be open). Many stores are closed
 during prayer hours or all day on Friday, and most Coptic stores are closed on Sunday.
 he cat was a symbol of fertility and sexuality, which is why Ancient Egyptians painted their eyes to mimic those of cats.
                                       Zebra Rock Gallery

 he Ancient Egyptians were the first to invent paper, using papyrus which once grew wild in the Nile Valley







            O     ur itinerary.



              19  June 2019 - Fly from Istanbul to Cairo - Giza
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              20  June 2019 - Giza Excursion
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              21  June 2019 - Cairo Excursion
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              22  June 2019 - Luxor - Nile Cruise
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              23  June 2019 - Nile Cruise
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              24  June 2019 - Nile Cruise
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               25  June 2019 - Nile Cruise
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              26  June 2019 - Nile Cruise - Aswan
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              27  June 2019 - Aswan - Cairo
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               28  June 2019 - Cairo
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              29  June 2019 - Fly Cairo to Sydney
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