Cairo, Luxor & Hurghada Golf Holiday Package in Egypt
Great chance for Golfers and their non Golfers partners, 10 days package to Egypt. Play golf in Mena House Golf Course, Kattamiya Heights Golf Resort in Cairo. Royal Valley Golf Club in Luxor and Golf Resort at Soma Bay in Hurghada. tours to Egypt historical attractions are always available in private guided tours with expert tour guide to introduce you Egypt ancient history.
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10 Days Golf Package Cairo, Luxor & Hurghada
Golf Tour to Egypt for 9 nights travel package. Egypt 10 days Golfing trip combined with private sightseeing tours in Cairo and Luxor then stay at leisure in Hurghada resort. In each destination there is a golf game in Hilton Pyramids resort and Kattamiya Heights resort Cairo, Royal Valley Golf Club Luxor and Golf Resort at Soma Bay, Hurghada.
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10 Days Golf Package Cairo, Luxor & Sharm El Sheikh
Golf trip in Egypt for 9 nights tour package. Egypt 10 days Golfing holiday. In this vacation you will explore the historical places in all tourist major cities with opportunity to playing golf courses in Cairo Hilton Pyramids Golf Resort and Kattamiya Heights Golf Resort, Luxor Royal Valley Golf Club and Sharm Maritim Jolie Ville Golf Resort.
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Egypt - Cruising the River Nile
Our home for the next few days was the MS Liberty. A comfortable cruiser 233 feet in length and 43 feet wide. A luxurious haven of 66 junior and 6 presidential suites, restaurants, pool and sundeck.
There was no better way to trace the course of Egyptian history and to follow the Nile on this cruise ship. The river has been Egypt's lifeline since it began its flow - fertilizing the narrow strip of land along its bank with a deposit of silt. The world’s longest river, it flows for 6,690 km, from Africa to the Mediterranean Sea – a journey that takes it though nine different countries.
Egyptian Herbal Medicine
To Egypt now, where the country's climate is perfect for growing hundreds of herbs with hundreds of uses. Authorities are planning to coin in on that -- and the industry is set for expansion.
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Party night on board the MS Da Vinci (21/9/2009 to 28/9/2009) Pass the bottle, Get the spoon, Egyptian Golf and Mummification.
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The Streets of Cairo are AMAZING! Join me on a walk to see why!
Join me on a walk through the streets of Cairo. I`m visiting the Cairo Towers which gives a spectacular view of the city. Also trying the special Egyptian style pizza called Feteer, really delicious. And walking around watching the local people and daily life.
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Archeologists discover ancient tombs in Luxor
(9 Dec 2017) ARCHEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT TOMBS IN LUXOR
Egypt on Saturday announced the discovery of two small ancient tombs in the southern city Luxor dating back some 3,500 years and hoped it will help the country's efforts to revive its ailing tourism sector.
The tombs, located on the west bank of the river Nile in a cemetery for noblemen and top officials, are the latest discovery in the city famed for its temples and tombs spanning different dynasties of ancient Egyptian history.
It's truly an exceptional day, Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Anani said. The 18th dynasty private tombs were already known. But it's the first time to enter inside the two tombs.
Al-Anani said the discoveries are part of the ministry's efforts to promote Egypt's vital tourism industry, partially driven by antiquities sightseeing, that was hit hard by extremist attacks and political turmoil following the 2011 uprising.
The ministry said one tomb has a courtyard lined with mud-brick and stone walls and contains a six-meter (yard) burial shaft leading to four side chambers. The artifacts found inside were mostly fragments of wooden coffins. Wall inscriptions and paintings suggest it belongs to era between the reigns King Amenhotep II and King Thutmose IV, both pharaohs of the 18th dynasty.
The other tomb has five entrances leading to a rectangular hall and contains two burial shafts located in the northern and southern sides of the tomb.
Among the artifacts found inside are funerary cones, painted wooden funerary masks, clay vessels, a collection of some 450 statues and a mummy wrapped in linen who was likely of a top official. A cartouche carved on the ceiling bears the name of King Thutmose I of the early 18th dynasty.
The Antiquities Ministry has made a string of discoveries since the beginning of 2017 in several provinces across Egypt - including the tomb of a royal goldsmith in the same area and belonging to the same dynasty, whose work was dedicated to the ancient Egyptian god Amun.
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Dreamland Golf & Tennis Resort, Egypt
Egypts golfing heritage goes back to the 19th century; you can still play on three historic courses first built by the British over 100 years ago, one right at the base of the mighty Pyramid of Cheops. But it is a latter-day boom in golf course development and golf tourism which has trans-formed Egypt into one of the ...worlds fastest-growing golf destinations . In just 10 years, it has gone from its original three standard-bearers to almost 20 top-class golf courses with many more under construction or planned. The courses are spread right across the country. You can tee off in the historic hearts of the capital, Cairo, and Cleopatras home city, Alexandria; play on courses which are part of huge, self contained leisure complexes in Cairos suburbs; swing away on a pristine stretch of the Mediterranean coast; send a drive soaring towards the Luxor mountains where the pharaohs of ancient Egypt were buried; and sink putts on Red Sea Riviera courses from the Sinai Peninsula to the northern and western Red Sea coasts.It is golf of the very highest calibre, too. Famous names including Gary Player, Fred Couples and Karl Litten have already put their stamp on Egypts courses. New projects will bear the hallmarks of such luminaries as Nick Faldo, Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones Jr, Jack Nicklaus and five-time Open Championship winner Peter Thompson. With such a pedigree, it is little wonder Egypts golf is no longer a secret. Having won the prestigious accolade of Undiscovered Golf Destination of the Year from world golf tourism organisation IAGTO in 2006, Egypts international reputation for golf has grown rapidly, as has the number of visiting golfers coming to Egypt.
Egypt's 10 GREATEST Discoveries
These are some of the most fascinating and significant findings that have ever come out of Egypt, and we’re here to bring them to you because it is our duty as citizens of the world to do so.
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5. The Great Pyramid of Giza
Now, this one isn’t really a major discovery or anything considering it was never really lost… we mean, how could one lose a pyramid that stands 455.4 feet tall? But the Great Pyramid is one of Egypt's most important and significant landmarks and is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world. It’s believed that the pyramid was built as a tomb, and was put together, piece-by-piece over a period of ten to twenty years. At the time of its completion, it was the tallest human-made structure on planet Earth, and it remained as such for more than 3,800 years. Did you know that it used to be bulkier than it is now? That’s because it was, at one point, covered by limestone casing stones, but over time those fell away and what’s now left is the underlying core structure. It is believed that the pyramid itself was built for the Fourth Dynasty Egyptian pharaoh Khufu, and was used as his tomb. Talk about being utterly vain.
4. TT320… DB320… Who Knows?
TT320, which was once upon a time known as DB320, is also known as the Royal Cache. The Royal Cache is a tomb in Ancient Egypt that is found in the Theban Necropolis next to Deir el-Bahri. Want to know why it’s known as the Royal Cache? Well, it’s because it contains the final resting place of High Priest of Amun Pinedjem II, his wife, and some of his other, closer, family members. In total, there are mummified remains of more than fifty different kings and queens from the New Kingdom members of royalty found here, including the funeral equipment used in their mummifications, and it was also later used in the Twenty-first Dynasty as a cache for royal mummies from that time. In the beginning, it was thought that the tomb belonged to a queen from the Eighteenth dynasty, but upon further exploring, they found that she was actually placed near the entrance, indicating that she had been put in last. They went a bit deeper and found mummies from before then, which meant that it wasn’t her tomb after all. It was found in 1881 by a tomb-robber named Abd el-Rassul—at least it was reported in 1881—but it’s believed that the el-Rassul family probably found it closer to 1871, considering several items from the tombs showed up on the antiquities market in Luxor back in 1874. Dirty, rotten scoundrels, we say!
3. Tutankhamun
Now, it’s no secret that the discovery of King Tutankhamun, aka King Tut, is a significant and important discovery in Egyptian history. King Tut was a really young pharaoh whose tomb was in the Valley of the Kings, and the reason it’s so popular and well-known is because of all of the valuable antiquities that were found inside. KV62, which is the standard Egyptological designation for Tut’s tomb, was discovered a long, long time ago, like way back in 1922 by Howard Carter. It managed to escape the tomb clearances that happened near the end of the 20th Dynasty because it ended up underneath workmen’s huts that were built during the Ramesside Period. That doesn’t mean it was untouchable though. Before it was discovered in 1922, the tomb had been robbed and then resealed twice and was left in total disarray. Though it was small and compact, it contained a lot of stuff—a lot of valuable stuff—and it’s gone down in history as one of the most important discoveries in Egypt, ever. We’d be willing to bet that King Tut is one of the first things that come to mind when you think of Ancient Egypt, right?
2. The Cairo Manuscript
This thing was a pain in the butt to get reconstructed, but its importance cannot be ignored. The 4,000-year-old, leather manuscript is both the longest and the oldest leather-bound manuscript from Ancient Egypt, and it contains many interesting things. Spells, lots of drawings of supernatural and divine beings, many new religious texts, and more can be found within the pages of this book, a book that predates the Book of the Dead. It was discovered in fragments scattered among the shelves of the Cairo Museum in 2015. It had sat on those shelves for who knows how long, but the guess is that it was wholly forgotten around the time of the Second World War when those with direct contact with the book perished, either during or after. Crazy how such an important manuscript can just be set up on a shelf and become forgotten… you’d think they’d keep better track of those things!
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Hurghada City & Resorts Walk , Egypt HD
Hurghada is divided into two parts, city and resorts.In the city you can see typical egyptian live, very busy at day and night. Resorts part have one big street with restaurant and shops. All beaches in Hurghada are private, but you can go to any hotel beach after pay fee.
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Investigating a notorious Egyptian Pharaoh could re-write the Bible as we know it. Ramy Romany tracks down the 3,000 year-old clues that Moses, the prophet of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, was actually the desecrated mummy of King Akhenaten
Long road ahead for Egypt tourism
Political unrest over the past two weeks has wreaked havoc on Egypt's economy. One of the country's main economic sectors is tourism, with as many as 15 million tourists visiting the country every year.
Sidi Abdel Rahman is famous for its beaches, golf courses, and vast deserts where camel rides are popular among holidaymakers. This hotel is the only one open in the area. Although it's currently the low season for the resorts in the area, occupancy of this hotel during the same period last year was around 30 percent. But now, only two adventurous tourists are making the most of the empty resort. Brits Rory and Lucy were intent on continuing their life-long dream of driving through the Horn of Africa by camper van.
Bory Macdiarmid, British Tourist in Egypt said It's pretty weird being the only tourists because it's a great big hotel, fully staffed, we had a good meal last night, but it is just empty.
Lucy Macdiarmid said We have decided to go and we take what comes as we go along, I think that is the answer.
Last year, nearly 15 million tourists visited Egypt, and the industry generated 11 billion U.S. dollars in revenue. The loss of tourism dollars is likely to aggravate the economic woes and frustrations of Egyptians who rely on visitors to make a living. Local residents are hoping life can return to normal before long.
Ancient Egyptians Pictures
Egypt is a country in Africa and the Middle East. The ancient name of Egypt is black earth Kemet meaning.
He received his name due to the fertility of black soil found in the plains of the Nile River flowing through Egypt.
Egypt is also known for its historical monuments such as the Giza pyramid complex and even the Egyptian civilization holds a lot of importance.
Egypt is a country with a political and cultural significance for the Middle East. Egypt gets its English name from various sources such as Egypt word French, Latin and Greek Aegyptus Aigyptos old.
Facts include agriculture, paints, education, religious beliefs and other things that pertain to life and told Egyptian.
Agriculture in Egypt
Agriculture was an important activity performed by the ancient Egyptians. Meanwhile, many farmers were experts in growing wheat, vegetables, a variety of fruits and onions.
Other items included agriculture barley, flax, leeks, garlic, beans, grapes, figs, wheat etc was used for making bread, barley for beer and flax has integral part of the textile fiber.
Papyrus reeds that grow naturally on the Nile were used making sandals, boats, paper, mats and baskets.
Animals such as goats, cattle cattle, pigs, ducks, etc. have been preserved by the Egyptian people for their milk, meat and their use in agriculture.
Paintings in Egypt
Egyptian paintings were mainly devoted to a dead person. Paintings were a way of expressing the intention of the author that the deceased must have a good life after death.
Many tables show the whole trip after death. In addition, there was a practice of painting things on the graves of the deceased made before his death and that the deceased hoped he continues to do it forever.
Costumes worn in Egypt
The clothes were made mainly from white linen. The Egyptian people have also used wool. However, clothes made of wool were forbidden in temples as they were made on animals.
Egyptian people believed that the wool should not touch the skin and has been done this way. The men wore loincloths or short skirts.
The women wore dresses in general or tight dresses. Some dresses had some straps hiding her breasts and others have exposed.
Egyptian pharaohs
Pharaoh is a title for modern ancient Egyptian rulers. However, the Kings were not mentioned as Pharaoh by the ancient Egyptians.
Pharaoh The term was used primarily by the Greeks and the Hebrews. The Hebrew word par'o reference to the word pr in the Egyptian language which means big house.
Pharaoh The term is always used in conjunction with the Royal Palace and what it meant for life, prosperity and health of the palace.
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