I am about to start writing about Egypt, the most mysterious country in North Africa, where I have taken my experiences and experiences to share my ideas with you.
Before entering the subject, I would like to state that I am very excited about the article. Egypt has not lost its mystery for centuries and it is a country that has many riches together. Although there are a lot of warriors left in the fray, there is still a lot of value that can still be seen today. Now, as far as I'm concerned, I will pass on my observations from my trip starting on July 21st.
July 21, 2017
First of all, Aswan is far from Cairo for those who want to go and see. On our journey starting from Cairo, I took a trip to Aswan for about 17 hours with a bus to Luxor. The vast deserts I had observed between Cairo and Luxor, as long as I remained awake during my journey. This was a journey that required patience for us, and we often passed through the control points of Egyptian soldiers. Passport checks made at close distances made us waste more time. Between Luxor and Aswan, our journey continued near the Nile River. That's why I witnessed Egypt's farming face. This productivity in the desert is not to be believed.
The first day I entered the hotel, I was on my way to the Temple of Philae without losing time. I had to use the boat to go to the temple. Because the temple was on an island in the middle of the Nile River. The local people using the specs added pleasant moments to the trip.
PHILAI MOLDING
The Temple of Philae, which means the Arabic elephant, was moved to the island of Agilika by UNESCO in 1960. Due to the construction of the Aswan Dam, the rise of the Nile has caused the island to flood. Today, Philae Island is at the depths of Lake Nasser.
The temple was very impressive when I first entered it. Many pillars and hieroglyphics were sleeping on the mold of the corn we know. From the French writings engraved on the hieroglyphs of the World War II. It's a place where you can have a great time with your loved ones.
After leaving the temple, I set out to go to Nubian Village to watch the sunset.
NUBIAN VILLAGE
Nubian Village, a unique spot for watching the sunset, is also one of the focus points in tourists. This situation should also be reflected to the villagers that there are small shops selling tourist goods everywhere. There are a lot of rides and boats in the village for tourists to have a good time. The village is definitely a place to go for those who like taking pictures.
I was very tired when we returned to the hotel in the evening. At dinner we had chicken and rice pilaf. I ate my food and went directly to the room.
2nd in Aswan
I was in the early morning because there was a lot of places to visit the 2nd day. The first place I went was Abu Simbel.
Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel, which can be reached after a short walk from the entrance, actually houses two temples. The first temple is larger than the second, and the hieroglyphs in the imposing temple are almost intact. You can learn a lot about the story of the hieroglyphs when you walk with the guide. In Hieroglyphs the important legends of ancient corn kings are described in general.
After this part of the trip we leave behind this unique temple to pass on to Luxor ...