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The Pharaonic Village

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3 El Bahr El Aazam Street, Cairo, Egypt+20 2 571 8675
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Expensive and Tacky

by Ariadne000

Palm Beach County, Florida

September 8, 2010

This is a wannabe Epcot attraction (on a much lesser scale for a Disney price) with a ride that goes through a series of tableaus recreating civilization and life in ancient Egypt. I went here in December 1999 on my last day in Cairo at the ...Read more
The Pharaonic Village

by melissaann85

Houston, Texas

July 28, 2006

This is more a tour for families with children. It was a little cheesy for me, but I already knew a lot of the history of Egypt. If you are unfamiliar with the culture or history, I would recommend it. The Saddat Museum was interesting, but I found ...Read more

From journal Amazing Family Trip to Egypt

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Pharonic Village

by nmagann

Ventura, California

December 5, 2000

This site should have been the first tour, not the last. This is a great precursor to other sites in Cairo and something children could appreciate. First you are given a tour in a boat around an island with live people depicting workers ...Read more

From journal Cairo's Museums and the Nile

Pharaonic Village

by world designer

Rancho Santa Fe, California

October 27, 2000

This is an attraction that is set up to resemble how life was in ancient Egypt. You take a ride on a boat through the Nile, and you go through Diaramas of how life was a long ago. They explain how people lived, fished worked, and interacted with ...Read more

From journal Beyond the Pyramids

The Pharaonic Village

by African Explorer

Johannesburg/ Fort Worth Texas, Texas

October 5, 2000

The Pharaonic Village is a small amusement park style boat ride that takes you through the history of Egypt. It's a must for people with children because you ride around on slow boat and people reenact early life along the Nile. They also have a ...Read more

From journal Egypt on a shoe string