Originally a Roman garrison town named Rhinocolorum ("Noses Cut Off") after the fate of dissidents exiled there, EL-ARISH has experienced more than its fair share of invasions. Rarely on the agenda for Western tourists, until recently this was a popular resort for domestic visitors, attracted by the palm-shaded beaches and bracing rollers. But events over the border in Gaza and the souring of relations between Israel and Egypt have meant that many Egyptians are eschewing El-Arish for other Mediterranean resorts such as Alexandria.
www.touregyptclub.com www.touregyptclub.net ITINERARY In the morning, Pick up from port Saied Port by your own private guide who will accompany you to ...
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www.touregyptclub.com www.touregyptclub.net ITINERARY In the morning, Pick up from port Saied Port by your own private guide who will accompany you to a guided tour. You will drive for about 3 hours including a stop halfway for rest, then reaching Giza where you start your tour by visiting the marvelous pyramids of Giza and see the Great pyramid of king Chops which is counted among the seven wonders of the world, there you will have a chance to go on adventure and discover the inside of the pyramid. Then you will see the mysterious Sphinx which guards the pyramids. After a short break for lunc...
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The Pharaonic Village is a living museum of Egypt at the time of the Pharaohs. Over a hundred actors and actresses portray ancient Egyptian daily life ...
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The Pharaonic Village is a living museum of Egypt at the time of the Pharaohs. Over a hundred actors and actresses portray ancient Egyptian daily life amidst a carefully researched and fully detailed replica of a city in the golden age of Egypt, The Pharaonic Village is an experience like no other. The temple above is only one example of the exacting details that have gone into making the past come to life at the Pharaonic Village. The instant you begin sailing down the canals that circuit through the island you are immersed totally in the Egypt of history and legend. Everywhere you look, you ...
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