Sat. 4/16 - Arrive mid-day - afternoon in museums
Sun. 4/17 - Pyramids in Giza and Saqqara
Mon. 4/18 - Tour Coptic Christian and Jewish Cairo
Tues. 4/19 - Tour Medieval Cairo + visit charitable organization
Wed. 4/20 - Visit an Egyptian school
Thurs. 4/21 - Meetings on domestic and foreign policy
Fri. 4/22 - Visit Alexandria
Sat. 4/23 - Museums and meeting on Egyptian society
What would you like to know about Egypt? I invite you to be part of the journey by asking questions or sharing comments. To comment on a post, click on the "comments" link below. Please choose the option Name/URL and include your first name when leaving a comment.
Sun. 4/17 - Pyramids in Giza and Saqqara
Mon. 4/18 - Tour Coptic Christian and Jewish Cairo
Tues. 4/19 - Tour Medieval Cairo + visit charitable organization
Wed. 4/20 - Visit an Egyptian school
Thurs. 4/21 - Meetings on domestic and foreign policy
Fri. 4/22 - Visit Alexandria
Sat. 4/23 - Museums and meeting on Egyptian society
What would you like to know about Egypt? I invite you to be part of the journey by asking questions or sharing comments. To comment on a post, click on the "comments" link below. Please choose the option Name/URL and include your first name when leaving a comment.
Are there western chains like McDonald's in Cairo?
ReplyDeleteHope you have a blast Mrs. Sanders! What is the split up of religions, Chrsitian/Muslim/Jewish in Egypt? Do they all speak arabic or some english? Can't wait to see the video when you come back!
ReplyDeleteAmy, somehow I just didn't connect that you were leaving so soon. I will frequent your blog as you become even more knowledgeable than you already are! This first hand experience will be priceless.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,looks great so far, especially the bread, felafel (yum--which Randa introduced us to so long ago) and pyramids! Way to reach out and touch history! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos that bring back wonderful memories. You have done a fabulous job capturing the essence of Cairo. My favorite so far, 0% Sale!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and interesting observations, Amy. You saw so much more than a tourist would. I want to make Cairo of my destinations too now.
ReplyDeleteit looks like a very interesting trip, thanks for share
ReplyDeleteI really wanted to visit Egypt, a country rich in history and mystery.
ReplyDeleteegypt is wonderful conutry with great history
ReplyDeleteegypt is amazing place tp visit, hope someday i can go there
ReplyDeleteWhat is mythical about the curse of mummies in Egypt?
ReplyDeleteAmazing cairo, very lagendary place to visit with long tale history
ReplyDeleteCAIRO.... Ill be back... thank you for sharing...
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