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Posted 48 days ago at EcoAdventureTravel BlogIt never occurred to me how devoid of people this sight of Giza’s Great Sphinx is until reader Jeff mentioned it in one of the comments. I .. more ..
Posted 75 days ago at foXnoMadDuring the past month, I traveled in the Middle East, having wonderful stays in Turkey, Israel, Jordan, and Egypt. In Cairo, at the world famous Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, commonly known as the Egyptian Museum, photography is forbidden. It isn't just flash photography, it's photography of any kind. In fact, you can't even bring your camera into the museum. If you have a camera with you, the
Posted 86 days ago at NSL Photography BlogDay 1078 on the road A long time ago I made a list of 50 places in the world I wanted to try and visit during my life. I have already managed to see a fair bit of these but not yet the lesserknown backwaters of Kerala. Together with betterknown places like the pyramids in Egypt Angkor Wat in Cambodia or indeed the Taj Mahal here in India Kerala has always been on that list. Not surprisingl
Posted 124 days ago at Travel Blog | LivingTheDreamValley of Kings in the Egypt GPS map by GPSTravelMaps.com
Posted 126 days ago at GPSTravelMaps.comAmerican relations with the Arab world have been strained for decades; Israel’s relations with the Arab world barely exist. But the Arab world itself is not all of a piece. The outright enemies of Israel and the West–preeminently, Syria and Iran–are political totalitarians, using the terrorist proxies of Hamas and Hizballah to engage in or threaten open war against not only their publicly defined adversaries but everybody around them. Most of their victims, indeed .. more ..
Posted 126 days ago at Michael TottenSometimes when I travel I come across a place that is so cinematic or downright wierd that I think it cou .. more ..
Posted 128 days ago at Heather on her travels blogThe first time I traveled to Egypt I was shocked at how Islamicized the place is compared with other Arab countries I’ve visited. It’s liberal compared with Saudi Arabia, but that’s not saying much and, besides, I’ve never been to Saudi Arabia. Egypt is still the most conservative Muslim country I’ve ever seen. It’s hardly less Islamicized now than it was in the middle of the last decade, but modern liberal “Western” culture is nevertheless a little more visib .. more ..
Posted 129 days ago at Michael TottenCruise Like a Norwegian aboard Norwegian Cruise Line! You’ve heard the expression “Walk like an Egyptian.” Now, NCL invites you to Cruise Like a Norwegian so you can experience all that Freestyle Cruising has to offer. The quirky, laid-back atmosphere of
Posted 134 days ago at Celebrations International Travel BlogEgyptian journalist Sharif ‘Abd Al-Ghani doesn’t understand what Zionism is, but he does know what raw hatred of Jews is, and he doesn’t like it. So he pushes back in a daily Qatari newspaper. Why does our sheikh – and we behind him – shower all these curses on the Jews, but then add the expression ‘peace be upon him’ when speaking of their prophet Moussa [Moses]? Are the Jews not peop .. more ..
Posted 137 days ago at Michael TottenBy David McKay Wilson On our final night in Cairo, we floated up the Nile on a party boat, awaiting that night’s Sufi dancer to seemingly twirl forever, and a well-endowed belly-dancer to shake her thing to the insistent throb of a seven-pie
Posted 142 days ago at Everett Potter's Travel ReportDusk was falling as we drove across the causeway onto Fatnas island, surrounded by reed .. more ..
Posted 145 days ago at Heather on her travels blogWhen I heard about the oasis at Siwa in the Egyptian desert, I visualised of a small patc .. more ..
Posted 151 days ago at Heather on her travels blogA beach holiday is a great way to get away from all of the stresses of home, and just find the perfect way to relax and enjoy some time away from it all. Egypt is a country that has some of the best beach .. more ..
Posted 152 days ago at Holiday News and Holiday IdeasI have a link on this site to the English Language edition of Al-Ahram, Egypt's most widely read and largely government owned newspaper. I saw a link yesterday to a Ynet News story originating from Al Ahram that I hadn't seen in the English Language version. The essence of the story is this accusation: 'Mossad agent Ofir Harrari' instructed Jordanian Ibrahim abu-Zaid to set up a company in
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