Listened Car horns, friendly greetings, our tour guide Tariq, a market stall holder calling Mr B Mr Lucky, one of the breakfast waiters calling me my lady. I could get used to that!
Cairo flyover
Ate Delicious Indian food at The Moghul Room at the Mena House Oberoi
Inside the Mena House Oberoi
Read Egypt Eyewitness travel guide, Three Cups of Tea, Nineteen Minutes
Saw The River Nile every morning over breakfast, the Great Pyramids at Giza, a papyrus ‘museum’ that actually was a shop, camels, the Great Sphinx, the stepped pyramid & mastaba of Ti at Saqqara, Memphis, lots of hieroglyphs, 9 rows of cars driving where 4 should be, donkeys, shishas, the most wonderful chandelier in the mosque at the Citadel, the busy busy Khan el-Khalili market
Sounds devine! I love Indian food!! :)
ReplyDeletesounds so dreamy. i love living vicariously through you! :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfectly wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteThose are incredible photos and great descriptions. It sounds amazing and I would love to go there!
ReplyDeleteHow fun and amazing. It's crazy to think of all the history that is there.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds amazing!
ReplyDeletei love this post! it looks incredible!
ReplyDeletei hope the tea was not too hot and did not burn you!
Where would we be without our men there to laugh at us!?!?!
ReplyDeleteHow amazing...
ReplyDeletewonderful stuff!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou paint such a beautiful sensory experience! Did you take a camel ride?!
ReplyDeleteI'm soooo jealous.
ReplyDeleteBut at least I get to see your pics and I always always always love them!!!
I've missed you as well Saskia :)
"shishas, the most wonderful chandelier in the mosque at the Citadel" those were of my cousins' (Who happen to be English) favourite things!! Cairo is empty now, everyone has gone to the North Coast or the Red Sea (for the long weekend) and it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting and beautiful!!! Love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteAnother fan-dabbie-doodle post !
ReplyDeleteThat's it, you convinced me that I MUST go to Egypt if I get the chance! I love absolutely love this post. Such a great way to summarize your trip.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I am thinking about a creative writing major and perhaps a minor in photography.
How are you? Still on holiday? I've just read your love story on Nicole's blog...How nice are you?
ReplyDeletegoodnight!
These pictures are gorgeous. Okay. Egypt is now on my list. Loved your story on teacups, by the way.
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous, sounds like you're having the most amazing time!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of the gorgeous photos!!! Sounds like you had the trip of a lifetime!!! XOXO
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