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Quote: This was fantastic. Ss we were staying in Luxor, we saw King Tut's tomb but everything had been brought to the museum in Cairo, so we decided to take a trek to see the pyramids and the museum. It's absolutely Read More
Quote: Ramses VI Outside you face a tall white mountain of rock. Near the base a black hole beckons you to enter one of the 64 tombs of the Valley of the Kings. It was the first tomb we entered and my first word Read More
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Quote: Amenophis II reigned from 1427 to 1401 BC. His tomb was the 35th one discovered in the Valley of the Kings. This tomb had just re-opened last month after being closed to the public for five years. There were Read More
Quote: We saw his mummy in the Cairo Museum (it was the whitish one with half-eaten toes and fingers...supposedly salt crystals caused his skin to turn white when he drowned...perhaps as the Egyptians claim, following Read More
Quote: Amonherkhopeshef was a little prince, being groomed by his father, Ramses III to be the next pharaoh someday. But for some reason he died around age nine. Back then it was fairly common for children to die, Read More
Quote: The hotel restaurant arranged an early dinner seating for me so I could take Cairo’s ‘Metro’ to the station instead of an expensive taxi. The overnight train from Cairo to Luxor was a fast express, diesel Read More
Quote: The Valley of the Dead contains many tombs of the ancient Kings and Queens of thousands of years ago. This area is sparsely populated and we discovered that we could cover enough ground with our bikes and have Read More
Quote: Having visited so many corners of the world, I will always look back to our visit to Luxor as one of the best. We decided we wanted to rent bicycles and explore the city and ruins in this fashion. The four of Read More
Quote: The Temples are impressive. Knowing that the temples are thousands of years old and seeing what the Egyptians were accomplishing so long ago gives you goosebumps before you even enter the grounds. The long row Read More