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Mar 14, 2009

Resources About Traveling in Egypt

A recent bombing raises questions about the security of tourists traveling in Egypt. How much of a problem is terrorism? And what can tourists do to minimize the risks? more...
El-Alamein was the turning point of the North African campaign in World War II. A visit includes the El- Alamein Museum and the Brritish military cemetery. more...
A new library in Alexandria, Egypt stands on the site of the city's original great library, which once housed a treasure trove of ancient scrolls and manuscripts. more...
Bargaining in an Egyptian marketplace takes some getting used to for western visitors. Some clever strategies can lower prices for souvenirs from rugs to cheap beads. more...
Egyptians are welcoming to western tourists. But visitors can find the different culture, language, and environment a challenge. Some simple tips can help travelers cope. more...
An Egyptian souk is a cacophony of sights, sounds and smells. Egyptian souvenirs make nice mementos and gifts, but tourists should bargain and check for authenticity. more...
Hot air balloons show guests the vastness of the Sahara Desert. Floating 1000 feet in the air, tourists look down at the Theban Necropolis and the West Bank of the Nile. more...
Mar 23, 2009 How To Ride A Camel: Centuries-Old Mode of Desert Transporation Requires Special Skills Riding a camel is different from riding a horse or most any other four-legged creature. And riding a camel the wrong way results in bruises, soreness and embarrassment. more...