Egypt local tours: The complete valley of the kings

Egypt local tours: The complete valley of the kings: "Over Carters steps a donkey ride to the valley of the kings Step after the steps of the ancestors , take a donkey ride at the sun ris..."

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  1. Egypt Female TourguideNovember 25, 2010 at 8:29 AM

    With its pharaohs, myths, and mysterious temples, Egypt is a wonderful destination for young explorers. Introduce your family to the rich culture of Egypt on an expedition to Cairo, Abu Simbel, Aswân, and Luxor. Experience the excitement of a lively bazaar, sail a traditional felucca, and come face-to-face with mummies as you delve into the history and mythology of ancient Egypt. With its vast array of ancient temples and monuments, Luxor is often called the world's greatest open-air museum. Discover the sites of the west bank of the Nile today. Stop at the fabled Colossi of Memnon & ride your donkey to the valley of the kings

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