Hurghada

Glass bottom boats afford you a view into the undersea world.  If you are looking for a more immediate experience, try the  unparalleled snorkeling and diving opportunities available.  Windsurfing, swimming, sailing and deep sea fishing are just a few of the other diversions open to you here. 

Hurghada

Unspoiled beaches, spectacular coral reefs, warm waters, unique underwater flora and fauna, and exotic aquatic life make this one the world's most desired resort locations.
Hurghada has a large variety of resorts that offer a full complement of services.  With a lively night-life loaded with fun, excitement and entertainment, this beach resort offers something for every travellor.

Edfu

The temple was built during the six reigns of the Ptolemies on the site of the great battle between Horus and Seth. Horus was the falcon headed god.

The main building includes the Hypostyle Hall. Here there are numerous reliefs, which are mostly situated on the inside of the first pylon.

Edfu

The facade of the first hypostyle hall consists of images honoring Horus and Hathor, and there is an immaculate ten-foot tall colossus of Horus.

Beyond the great hypostyle hall is a second, smaller hypostyle hall leading to a well called the "Chamber of the Nile " where the Priests drew pure holy water. Beyond the second hypostyle hall is the offering hall, followed by the vestibule and finally the sanctuary.

Esna

The Temple of Khnum (built in the second century BC).
Khnum was a ram headed god who made humans on his potter's wheel (ergo the patron of potters). The temple remains consist of 24 hypostyle columns (6x4) that stand about 40 feet high, with composite tetralobe capitals (no two alike). The capitals depicted dates, grapes, cotton and other crops that were shipped through this area .

Esna

The hotel boat, on its northern trip on the NILE , goes through two locks. One smaller lock then it's a wait as other boats await their turn to go through the larger lock. As our boat waits, vendors in much smaller boats come up along side to sell table cloths. With an amazing amount of skill they throw the cloths (in bags) up to the passengers on the boat who then barter for a good price.

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