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Avenue of the Sphinx and Luxor Temple, Luxor
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile Avenue of the Sphinx Avenue of the Sphinx is the long road which once connected Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple. The path was...
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Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens, Luxor
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile When it comes to photo opportunities, the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens has to be the worst. It’s not that...
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Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, Luxor
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile For the Pharoahs of Ancient Egypt, looting of their tombs by grave robbers was a big problem. Pharoahs of the day were buried...
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Colossi of Memnon, Luxor
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile The Colossi of Memnon, a pair of statues depicting Amenhotep III, were thought to have once been part of the Mortuary Temple...
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Temple of Horus and the city of Edfu
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile Temple of Horus The Temple of Horus at Edfu was built during the Ptolemaic period after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt....
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Ptolemic Temple and Crocodile Museum
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile At Kom Ombo, situated impressively near the river, is the Ptolemic Temple of Kom Ombo and the Crocodile Museum. Ptolemic...
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Unfinished Obelisk, Aswan
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile Commissioned by Queen Hatshepsut, the Unfinished Obelisk would have been the biggest obelisk in the world – if it had been...
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The dams at Aswan
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile One of the distinguishing features about the Nile is that it flows from the south to the north. The other is that it has an...
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Philae Temple
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile Philae Temple, accessible by boat only, was the last temple on my Nile journey and perhaps the most modernised for tourists....
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Felucca ride in Aswan
This post is part of the collection from Classic Egypt – a trip up the Nile As you travel towards the upper reaches of the Egyptian Nile, nearing to Aswan, you begin to see feluccas floating down...
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