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This massive tomb for Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World left standing today.

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The pyramids and wind-swept sands of the Giza plateau have come to symbolize the ancient glorly and mystery of Egypt, originally a vast necropolis and thriving complex.

Originally excavated in 1880, this 3,500 year old necropolis was lost beneath the shifting sands of Egypt, but has now been found thanks to Belgian scientists.

Feluccas are traditional boats used in the Middle East, and especially, on the Nile. Tourists can experience a traditional Nile river cruise in Cairo at dawn.

For thousands of years Egypt has allured travellers from the world over. The centre of this ancient civilization is the city of Cairo.

Being able to place events and people into historical context starts with an understanding of Ancient Egypt's chronology divided into dynasties and kingdoms.

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Egypt is an exotic destination for western tourists, resulting in a culture shock. Egyptians are easygoing and laidback and these tips will be helpful for foreigners.

All inclusive package tours to Egypt fit in the main historical sights. Independent travelers can take the time to see some of Cairo's lesser known places of interest.

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