Nefertari is hailed as one of the most beautiful, prominent, and beloved queens of ancient Egypt. She was one of the most principal wives of the great p...
During our last trip, we ate a lot of local Luxor food. Both Akash and I are big foodies and we truly enjoy food. So we indulged in our favourite Egyptian dishe...
We kept the Luxor Temple for the last day. It was like saving the best for the last. We left our hotel morning early to avoid the mid-day sun and stayed there u...
The Ramesseum is the mortuary temple of Ramses II. As the last great pharaoh of Egypt, Ramesses II spent 20 years of his 67-year reign in building the Ramesseum...
When you go exploring experientially intense places like India or Egypt, then it is very easy to get overwhelmed. There's a lot to see, explore, experience, and...
If there's one site that I liked more than any other in Luxor, it would be the magnificent Medinat Habu. A stunning memorial temple, Medinat Habu was commis...
Walking through Karnak temple in Luxor is like going through the pages of a history book. To understand the importance of Karnak is to know a bit about Luxor. T...
No Egypt trip is complete without visiting Luxor, the world’s greatest open-air museum. It is an extraordinary place and a tourist mecca for as long as one can ...
I love walking around and discovering a new place. Being camera-happy, I like taking endless pictures of street life and each city has its own allure of life in...
Tunis Medina is a fascinating place. Although it is supposed to be the easiest to navigate medinas in all of North Africa, I couldn't figure out where one s...