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you thinking of visiting Upper Egypt but you are not sure, whether you'd like to
do so on board of a cruise liner or not? Is it your very first time to cruise
but you are worried because when you come to think of it … it is merely a river
cruise? Well …. A Nile River Cruise is not like any other river cruise. |
 The lifeblood of Egypt, the Nile is the longest river in the world and is one of
its biggest five, as it extends for about 6700 kilometers (4163 miles) from its
headwaters in the highlands of eastern Africa. As a matter of fact villagers of
Upper Egypt and Nubia call it the "Sea", since it is very wide and blue over
there being closer to its source.
So forget about modern technology for the time being and just do it the classic
way. Learn how an ancient Egyptian used to feel when he was sailing towards one
of those temples that lie on both banks of the Nile. Famous for being "Floating
Hotels", Cruises make you have a glimpse of how rural Egypt used to be
-especially with all those mud-houses which are still there- in a relaxed mode
of travel as you take your room with you whenever or wherever you may go. |
 So… Why don't you just sit back, put your shades on, sip your iced cocktail and
wade through the rustic pages of the past, while the Nile tells you the story of
a 5000-year-old civilizations that never ceases to perplex the modern world?! |
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