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Daily Archives: December 15, 2018
Day 6 of Egypt Trip: Kom Ombo Temple
The Graeco Roman Temple at Kom Ombo Our boat, the Dolphin Nile moored at Aswan in the evening, and we got off after a briefing. We walked with our Australian group and our tour leader, Ahmed to the unusual temple, … Continue reading
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Day 5 of Egypt Trip: Karnak Temple
We woke up from a great refreshing sleep on the Nile Dolphin boat. In the morning, we embarked the Luxor wharf and we walked to the enormous Karnak complex. The Karnak complex is made up of four distinct sections, of … Continue reading
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