Why are you going on a trip on the Nile in Egypt?

 

Why are you going on a trip on the Nile in Egypt?

(Neil Pictures)

After your cruise, you can enjoy and relax in the sunshine on the Red Sea. Most cruises offer an additional trip from Aswan or Luxor to Abu Simbel.

Over the past decade, going on Nile cruises cruising the Nile, especially from Luxor to Aswan and vice versa, has become very common among travelers across Egypt.

(boats)

However, this is not only in the present era. Egyptians and foreigners sailed the Nile to spend free time hundreds of years ago. Even the royal family in Egypt, during the reign of the Muhammad Ali family, invented golden boats, which were made with luxury and charm, to enjoy their journeys on the Nile.

There are many reasons why tourists travelling to Egypt prefer to go to the Nile.

The first is that the journey itself is impressive because it allows tourists to sail in the same style as the ancient Egyptians. They've done it for thousands of years in the past. The tour also provides a great opportunity for tourists enjoying their holiday in Egypt to see farmers in their daily activities, on the banks of the Nile. that cultivate their land, graze their animals and enjoy their simple lives.

(Big Boat Photos)

Another reason why travellers across Egypt travel on the Nile is that boats are extremely luxurious and offer the highest standards of safety, services and facilities, including a swimming pool, a sunbathing terrace, the most luxurious air-conditioned cabins and many other services. 

While tourists travelling to Egypt enjoy the Nile trip, you don't have to worry about their meals. Boats offer passengers open buffet meals with full accommodation, including breakfast, lunch and dinner with traditional and international Egyptian dishes. That's in addition to ice and drinks.

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Travellers vacationing in Egypt usually want to get the most out of their holiday. They want to visit as many interesting monuments and historical sites as possible. 

One of the advantages of participating in Nile flights is that it offers a comprehensive visit programme covering all the landmarks in southern Egypt, including all the major ancient sites in Luxor and Aswan between the two cities.

(Karnak Temple)

(Queen hatshepsut)

(Valley of the Kings)

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In Luxor, visits are generally divided into two days. The first will include exploring the wonders of Luxor's East Bank. The visit will include the discovery of the secrets of luxor temple and Karnak Temple, two of Egypt's most prominent temples. Travellers enjoying their holidays in Egypt will enjoy exploring the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Statue of Amnon and the Valley of the Kings on the West Bank of Luxor.

(High Dam) 

In Aswan, tourists enjoying their journeys through Egypt often visit the High Dam, the most important architectural achievement of the 20th century. It was built in 1970 to generate electricity. It is the largest electricity dam in the world, and the Temple of Elephants, one of the charming Pharaonic temples that was moved after the construction of the High Dam, . Unfinished obelisk, with a beautiful explanation of how and why the ancient Egyptians built these enormous and impressive structures.

Tourists travelling to Egypt and enjoying 3 to 4 nights on a nile sailing trip from Luxor to Aswan or vice versa will have the opportunity to explore the most magnificent Egyptian temples between the two cities. The first is the Temple of Kom Ambo. The temple is dedicated to Subk, the crocodile god, and is one of the most prominent examples of ancient Egyptian architecture. The other is the Temple of Edfu. One of the best temples in Egypt 

The old one.

(Crocodile statue)

By the way:

The crocodile was associated with Egyptians since ancient Pharaonic times, and was a symbol of both good and evil, appearing contradictoryly among the ancient Egyptians, between sanctification, hatred and desecration, as it was a symbol of the God Sobc, who in the era was the "key to life" symbol of life, but also a symbol of satan among others. 

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By / khaled