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Giza or (Al Jizah pronounced in arabic) is the most famous location of the Giza Plateau; the site of the most impressive ancient monuments in the world, including the Great Sphinx, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and a number of large temples and pyramids.
Being a tourist, this is one of the places where a tourist would grasp a bit of the Egyptian lifestyle, unlike Hurghada and Sharm and many tourist-based beach resorts where you wont get a lot of the Egyptian culture and lifestyle. the "Haram street" is a street that is full of hotels, good thing is that if you choose to stay there, you will be very close to the pyramids and if you are lucky enough, you ll be able to see the pyramids from your own window. Disadvantages are the huge traffic, the sounds of car horns almost never stop, and the city is generally not very clean.
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Dec 14, 2007 - Dec 27, 2007
Baku, Azerbaijan -› Istanbul, Turkey -› ...
I think that the flight from Istanbul was shorter than the drive from the airport to my hotel in Giza. But the drive proved to be a lot of fun. My driver pointed out several of the sites we drove past. I had my camera out, doing what I like to call “guerrilla photography” or a “drive-by shooting”. The thing with doing this style of photography is you might get some crappy photos but a few might come out wonderfully. I got a few good ones of a severa...
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Apr 14, 2007 - May 06, 2007
Tel-Aviv, Israel -› Jaffa, Israel -› ...
We wore up early this morning, and arranged a cab to take us to the pyramids in Giza and Saqqarah. It was foggy when we woke up, but we were surprised to hear that the pyramids were only about 15 minutes from our hostel. As we got close, our driver said pointed to the left and mentioned that on non-foggy days, you could see the pyramids from our location. As soon as he got done talking, the outline of the Great Pyramid became visible through the fog. Although only for ...
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Jan 15, 2008 - Jan 24, 2008
Budapest, Hungary -› Giza, Egypt -› ...
When i and my friend - Ana - had decided to visit Egypt we didn't know that Ehab (Maher) would accompany us during our whole trip but i don't know what we would have done there without him...This trip wasn't just a dream coming true but also the beginning of an amazing and a hopefully everlasting friendship. Shukran Ehab for these unforgetable 9 days - you're an incredibly nice person! God bless Travbuddy!!!!! :-))))
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Mar 01, 2008 - Mar 07, 2008
Cairo, Egypt -› Giza, Egypt -› ...
I would not be able to forgive myself to visit Cairo and not visit the Pyramids of Giza, the only of the original 7 wonders of the world still standing. As my first business meeting was to start just after midday, I had only the morning to visit the pyramids so just after 6 o’clock in the morning I took a cab to the suburb of Giza.
I had to get past a number of people (receptionists, doormen, luggage carriers, hotel limo drivers etcetra) all trying to convince me that the pyramids were cl...
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