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[prnanayarquah]

Busy Signal teams up with Dynamq for new Reggae song “In Every Country”

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Busy Signal teams up with Dynamq for new Reggae song “In Every Country”

Reggae superstar, BUSY SIGNAL, drops his massive new single “IN EVERY COUNTRY” on the Dub Style Riddim. His version was released as a single off the Riddim Album (Dub Style Riddim), on October 4th. In a conversation with Dynamq, he hints the full riddim album which features other artistes will be released at the end of October 2024.

Listen to the song on Spotify

This makes it the very first time Busy Signal is jumping on a Riddim Album project produced by an African Music Producer.

“Dub Style Riddim” was produced by Dynamq for River Nile Entertainment and distributed by Tuff Gong International.

About Dynamq:

Dynamq, a global entertainer and former refugee from South Sudan, is a renowned reggae and sound clash performer with a rich history of charity work across South Sudan, Haiti, Kenya, and Uganda. He’s a producer for international artists like Busy Signal, Mr. Vegas, and Big Mountain, and one of the first South Sudanese artists to reach a million views on multiple YouTube videos.

His hit “Remember Those Days in Nairobi” is the most played reggae song in East and Central Africa. Dynamq’s dominance in Sound System culture includes winning the Global Sound Clash at Reggae Sumfest and Sound Clash At Sea on the Welcome To Jamrock Cruise.

He has performed worldwide, from Groovin’ In The Park in NYC to Rebel Salute in Jamaica and Rototom in Spain. He also collaborated with MTN for the theme song “Rise Up” in support of South Sudan’s first entry into the 2023 Basketball World Cup. Now a music producer aiming to dominate the reggae industry in Africa, Dynamq continues to make a lasting impact with his journey from refugee to champion.

[egyptatous]

Best Family Vacations to Egypt

[fromdarzaitoleeza]

History will write that Egypt had Nile River and Gaza died of thirst. History will write that Saudi Arabia and UAE have oil seas, while Gaza has no fuel for an ambulance.

History will write that the Arabs have 4 million soldiers and they could not even get a single bullet into Gaza. History will write that Saudi Arabia paid billions of dollars for entertainment and parties and there was no bread and water in Gaza.

Shame on you! Shame on all those who have power but are watching silently. Shame on the rulers of this Ummah that has left Gaza on it's own. You will be accountable and questioned by your Lord. Your silence will never be forgiven! 💔

[dream-in-fall]

The theory of Lesley and Maud (part two.) Horsemen of the Apocalypse (does the series speak metaphorically about modern problems?) Who owns the Crown, Scales and Sword?

It is necessary to read the first part.

Modern problems of the Tigris River: (as well as other great rivers)

1.The Tigris River plays a crucial role in agriculture and providing people with food. But in recent decades, the river has been drying up. This leads to a lot of troubles, including famine of the poor people. The horseman of the apocalypse Famine gets a tool - Scales. In his hands, the Scales are desecrated and become a symbol of unfair measure and restrictions.

2.There are a number of problems between countries that actively use the river. These problems require wise solutions and peace agreements. But unfortunately, the countries continue to exchange mutual accusations about the irrational use of the river. This does not solve the pressing problems, but only exacerbates the conflict. (In S1E2 shows a scene in Africa where War came - this is a real conflict problem concerning the Nile River and the inhabitants of Egypt and Ethiopia.) The Horseman of the Apocalypse War receives a Sword, in her hands the sword symbolizes the weapon of war.

3.Due to the drainage of rivers, there is a shortage of clean fresh water. In addition to drying out, there is the problem of direct pollution from coastal factories, oil refineries and landfills. Citizens have to use polluted water. Thousands of people suffer from poisoning every year. (Lesley visited Africa Nile River), and Des Moines in America (Mississippi River.) The horseman of the apocalypse Pollution gets the Crown. The desecrated crown is a symbol of unholy domination and control.

I write entertainment content, but these problems are real and their scale cannot be overestimated! Great rivers are dying from pollution, drying up and wasteful use!

4.So, after the three horsemen of the apocalypse have been defeated by the three virtues (three children), the divine weapons return to the deliveryman. He will return the items to the owner, but who is the owner and who gave the packages to Lesley? We know that the sword was lost and several persons including God and angels, asked Aziraphale about this sword. So the sword wasn't in heaven.

5.Okay, here's the classic Justice Tarot card:

You can see she has Scales a Sword and a Crown. Scales in its true meaning symbolizes balance and justice. The Sword is a symbol of mind and law, it is able to separate truth from lies. The Сrown is a symbol of recognized divine authority. Is God in GO "Justice"? Or is it another character?

6.I assume Lesley will give these tools to his wife. If his wife really is the prototype of the goddess of justice. A bit of history - Initially, only Scales was associated with the goddess Maat, the goddess of justice. (She was putting a feather on the scales to weigh a human heart at the posthumous trial.) As the centuries passed, she became an independent figure and received a Sword and a blindfold (a symbol of impartiality.) In medieval Europe, she received the throne, and the blindfold was replaced by a Crown.

Here's my theory. Lesley is the spirit or prototype of the Great Divine River (Tiger, Nile, Lethe or all of them) Maud is the prototype of Matelda, the priestesses who keeps knowledge and fulfills holy vows. She is probably a goddess who acting the duties of a fair judge. Lesley and Maud are neutral characters, they don't belong to heaven or hell. I really hope they will appear in the third season. And I also hope to see a court scene in the third season. (it was a long way..)

[stevenspector]

Happy Moon Knight Thursday! Did y'all like episode 4? I sure did! I especially liked that Steven got to use his knowledge for Egyptian history and mythology! And that we got to see so many cool details and nods to said history and mythology! Which, of course, led me to do another deep dive and research into topics. Have fun with more Moon Knight rambles about the details in episode 4

Starting with: "The Eyes of Horus"

First off, this scene begs the question of just how many times Steven has drawn the eye? Because his movements were smooth and that eye looked great. Now onto the eye of Horus. It stems from the conflict between Horus and his uncle Seth who were rivalling about who would be the successor to the title of "King of Gods" after Seth killed the former King, Osiris; his brother and Horus’ father. It’s one of my favourite stories and I could get into all of it, but I won’t. I'll just say that it’s both very interesting and very entertaining. During their conflict, they had a fight in which Seth took out Horus’ eyes in order to defeat him and make him unable to take the title. Now, this is where it gets interesting for the plot. Horus gets his eyes back with the help of another deity. Who that is tho is up for different interpretations and retellings of the story. Some say it was Hathor who healed him and gave him another pair of eyes. That would be a cool connection since we have met Hathors avatar! And they helped Marc and Khonshu previously. Other retellings on the other hand have Thoth replace his eyes. Thoth himself is known to be associated with the moon which would fit with, well, Moon Knight. We also see an ibis statue in the tomb later on, next to the sarcophagus, which could potentially represent Thoth as well since he is often depicted with an ibis head. In general, the eye of Horus itself represents healing and regenerative properties which is why it was chosen for the shape of the tomb, as Steven states. Additionally, the eye is connected to the moon as well. It is said that one of his eyes represents the moon and the other the sun. So we have another nod to the moon (knight). If you wanna get a nice rundown of the story, I can recommend The History of Egypt Podcast

Secondly: "The Heka Priests and a God™"

Heka was the god of magic and medicine. His most devoted followers often were doctors. In the scene were the Heka priests are introduced however, we also see this drawing on the wall. There’s another god next to them and yes, i did look into who that could be for WAY too long. My conclusion is that it could be Khnum. The only thing not fitting is him being depicted with a disc above his head, yet everything else matches up. Khnum is the god of cataracts, pottery and creativity, but he started out as the guardian of the source of the Nile River. Fun Fact perhaps: The full name of Khufu, a pharao of the fourth dynasty, who commissioned the Great Pyramid of Giza (or at least is widely accepted to have done that) is Khnum-Khufwy or "Khnum is my Protector". Do with that info what you will. And lastly: "The Tomb of Alexander the Great"

In general, I really loved the tomb scene. For one, because of how excited Steven is to see all the relics and then he also finds out it’s the lost tomb of Alexander the Great? That's an interesting twist! Another fun fact perhaps: the tomb and dig site in the show are in the Siwa-Desert which is also where Alexander’s tomb was supposedly found. Egyptian officials claimed to have identified his tomb at the Siwa Oasis in 2021. But from what i’ve read it’s not actually completely confirmed. Alexander having been Ammit’s avatar could even make sense if you look at his life and “accomplishments”. He started and fought many battles and wars, conquered many lands, killed many people and believed he was in the right to do so. It would fit in with what Harrow wants to do. Which is to kill people for a cause he believes to be good and righteous.

So in conclusion: I love Moon Knight and it's details

[egypt-online-tour-guide]

Experience of Luxury Egypt Nile cruise l✈

Get Ready & Explore Egypt

I recently returned from the most amazing trip an Egypt Nile cruise! This is the journey you've been waiting for if you want tranquility, breathtaking landscape, and a rich history.

It seemed like a trip through time to be sailing down the Nile. We saw old temples like Luxor and Karnak, standing like forgotten giants over the river. A fresh halt and a new tale told by the wind were revealed every day. ✨

We spent our evenings on the sundeck, taking in the millions of colors that the setting sun painted on the desert sky. Hello, infinite mezze spreads! The cuisine was fantastic and the onboard entertainment was 

Are you considering taking a Nile cruise yourself? There are a ton of incredible Vacation Packages & Travel Packages to Egypt available. To get a sense of what it's like, you can even locate some very interesting Egypt online Tour .

This vacation was quite magical, I must say. Egypt and the Nile offer an incredible adventure that you won't soon forget! 

[rabbitcruiser]

National River Day

These winding natural pathways, carving through the earth, play a vital role in sustaining diverse ecosystems and human life.

Given that rivers have been a vital part of human activity for millennia, it’s about time that these flowing bodies of water got a day where they are given the love and appreciation they deserve. National River Day is here to bring some attention to the benefits that rivers continue to offer humans and also to remind people that rivers are natural resources that need to be taken care of! 

History of National River Day

Bodies of fresh waters, especially rivers, have been foundational in the development of human civilization. With the necessity for people to live very near a water source, the flow of rivers has often been one of the most important factors in determining where a family or larger community could settle. Providing a supply of steady drinking water as well as opportunities for keeping crops watered and even allowing for transportation and trade.

Sometimes quiet and sometimes ferocious, rivers offer not only sustenance for life, but they also provide opportunities for outdoor recreation. From fishing and canoeing to white-water rafting and stand-up paddle boarding (SUP), rivers can be sources of entertainment, exercise, and just a heap of good old fun! Just be sure to treat the water and the area surrounding the river with respect by protecting it from pollution and misuse.

Today, due to various issues including climate change and human interference, the water sources of the planet, including oceans, seas, lakes and rivers, are becoming compromised. Through pollution or by simply drying up, many of the world’s rivers are less healthy and less bountiful than they were even just a few years ago.

National River Day has been established to raise awareness about and show appreciation for the vital, life-giving source that rivers all over the planet!

National River Day Timeline

350 Million years ago 

Oldest Known River 

The Finke, in Central Australia, is believed to be the oldest river in the world.

10,000 BC

Mississippi River is formed 

A very important river in the US, the Mississippi is formed when glaciers from the last Ice Age recede.

1968

Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) begins 

This effort to understand the ebb and flow of the rivers throughout the US comes about through the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.

1985

Big River hits Broadway

This 10x Tony award winning musical hits New York’s Broadway to tell the story of Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn.

2003

Euphrates and Tigris rivers show signs of drying up

Satellite images show some of the lowest levels in human history for these important rivers in the Middle East.

How to Celebrate National River Day

Pay some respect to the rivers of the world on this important day! In celebration of National River Day, show some love and get involved by implementing some of these ideas:

Learn About the World’s Rivers 

Get excited and involved with National River Day by getting educated about some of the most interesting rivers in the world. Raise awareness for this important day by learning and sharing some fun facts in person with friends and family, or on various social media outlets.

Check out some of these fascinating facts about rivers to get started:

Found in North Africa, the Nile river is considered to be the longest river in the world, measuring more than 4,100 miles long, flowing through eleven different countries. The Amazon river comes in a close second, at 3,977 miles.

In 2007, a Slovenian born marathon swimmer, Martin Strel, swam the entire Amazon river – complete with crocodiles, piranhas and more.

Rivers that run over cliffs eventually lead to stunning waterfalls. The highest one in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela, measuring 3,212 feet high.

Rivers not only provide sustenance for humans, but thousands of different varieties of animals, plants, and at least 10,000 different species of fish.

Organize a River Clean Up

An excellent way to get involved with National River Day would be to grab a group of friends or some members of a volunteer organization in the community and head on over to a local river to do some cleaning up. Equipped with garbage sacks, trash sticks and rubber gloves, this would be a great time for a group of folks to spend some time picking up trash, debris, and litter. This is particularly important in regards to items made of plastic that will never biodegrade and can even be poisonous to the water source and the animals that depend on it.

Watch a Movie Featuring a River

Show some love to the life-giving rivers of the world by checking out a movie or film that features one. Get started with one of these:

A River Runs Through It (1992). This one features Brad Pitt, playing the son of a rural minister (Tom Skerritt), where they spend time fly fishing on the river.

The River Wild (1994). This thriller starring Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon takes place almost entirely on a whitewater rafting river adventure.

Riverdance: The Animated Adventure (2021). Kids and adults alike will enjoy this animated film which teaches an appreciation of this dance as a celebration of life.

Green Days in the River (2014). This coming of age tale tells the story of a boy in a 1952 village who struggles with poverty, love and life.

Make Some Sustainable Water Choices

One of the best ways to get involved with National River Day might be to make some choices that will help to reduce the use of water personally and in the local area. Check out some of these important ways that households can live more sustainably and conserve water:

Install Low Flow Shower Heads. Use less water by installing modern shower heads in every bathroom in the house. It’s possible to save up to 3,000 gallons of water or more each year!

Collect Rainwater. Those folks who live in places where they need to water their garden or lawn can save on water by collecting it in a rain barrel and then using it as needed. Folks in Colorado or Utah may want to check with local legislation first to see if this is permitted.

Turn Off Faucets. Instead of letting the faucet run in the bathroom while brushing teeth or in the kitchen while walking over to the refrigerator and back, shut the water off every single time.

Save Water with Flushes. A new dual-flush toilet or a conversion kit for a current toilet allows less water to flow for flushes.

Join a Conservation Group

Many different conservation organizations are working to keep rivers clean or to clean them up after they have been polluted. They advocate with government agencies and companies to change laws that work to protect natural areas, including rivers. In honor of National River Day, join in by volunteering with a local group.

Those who feel like celebrating this unique waterways at another time of the year should look into World Rivers Day, which takes place in late September.  

National River Day FAQs

Where is Virgin River filmed?

Virgin River is a Netflix show filmed mostly in Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada.

Is the Euphrates river drying up?

A vital water source in western Asia, the Euphrates river is drying up due to climate change.

What is the longest river in the world?

At more than 4,100 miles, the Nile is the longest river in the world.

Where does the Mississippi River start?

The Mississippi River starts as a trickle from Lake Itasca in Minnesota and flows there all the way to the Gulf of Mexico, south of New Orleans.

Who is in A River Runs Through It? 

This 1992 film featured Brad Pitt, Tom Skerritt, Joseph-Gordon Levitt and many others.

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[morgan--reads]

Top Ten Reads of 2023

10. The Odyssey - Homer, trans. Emily Wilson

Wilson’s beautifully clear and compelling translation of this classic made me fall in love with the story all over again. 

9. Ducks - Kate Beaton

A simple, quiet graphic memoir that depicts loneliness, sexual harassment, and the exploitation of workers without embellishment or judgement. 

8. To Calais, in Ordinary Time - James Meek

So entertaining that it makes reading its pseudo-Middle English a breeze, this darkly comic story of a Medieval journey is both horrifying and touching in parts, providing a window into the foreign country of the past. 

7. The Blacktongue Thief - Christopher Buehlman

Even with the perilously high stakes, this high-fantasy story about a thief finding himself caught up in world events is incredibly funny, largely due to its narrative voice. But that’s not all—underneath the jokes lies a complex and intriguing plot. 

6. River of the Gods - Candice Millard

The story of the fascinating rivalry between two English explorers searching for the source of the Nile grows to encompass all the themes of Victorian-era colonial exploration. 

5. The Hands of the Emperor - Victoria Goddard

The past matters just as much as the present in this high fantasy story, as Cliopher Mdang, who has been secretary to the emperor for many years, works to change the world he lives in. Relationships are the core of this story in spite of its epic scope—Cliopher’s with the emperor, with his friends, with his family, and with his homeland. 

4. The Mountain in the Sea - Ray Nayler

A deeply moving story about loneliness and connection, told through a plot involving an android, sentient octopuses, AI romantic partners, hacking, and robot monks. 

3. Fifth Sun - Camilla Townsend

This history of the Mexica or Aztec people made me rethink how history can be written. Townsend uses sources with as much creativity as historical analysis to create an imaginative, powerful narrative that centers the Mexica experience. 

2. Piranesi - Susanna Clarke

An absolutely gorgeous novella that conjures a lovely and lonely world of a labyrinth with a single inhabitant, revealing a conspiratorial plot with perfect deliberation. 

1. Boom Town - Sam Anderson

I have no interest in Oklahoma City or its history and yet this book drew me in and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It’s not just the bizarre events it recounts—OKC’s theft of a basketball team, their founding within a single chaotic hour, the total destruction of the city’s downtown to make way for a new city that never came—it’s the way those events are told. Anderson links together the seemingly unrelated with a cohesive narrative that is as quietly tragic as it is bizarre.

[blueiight]

Theres a movie or netflix show coming out bout cleopatra where some black(?) girl play her & now ppl coming out the woodwork left n right acting like evil blacks is taking away their heritage (& the heritage in q is one ancient queen). like omg stfuu.. cleopatra is a greek name. the ptolemys admit in their records they came from the greeks, of all of them only cleopatra spoke the ancient egyptian language. this perhaps indicates cleopatra had a mother of the ancient egyptian variety & outside the ptolemic family? facts is. the earliest ancient egyptians were “Black” in the sense of being dark skinned native africans. most people in ancient times were darker complexioned.. egypt is not only very close to the mediterranean & west asia, but is also very close to what is now deemed the sudan. theres actually more pyramids in sudan then there are in egypt. the nilotic super ethnicgroup w/ hundreds of ethnicities within r people native to the entire nile river valley… including egypt. if ur willing to acknowledge egypt is a mixed society u must also accept the presence of dark skinned africans native to the region (as well as light skinned people). but alas, the popular conception of “mixed societies” is built off the premise of eliminating dark skinned people, and the egyptian state since the 70s has tried to expel the darker skinned peoples native to the country. normal people who acknowledge the roots of ancient egypt r not tryna ‘take away modern egypt from nobody’ or claim some ancient dynasty that dont exist no more. multiple groups lived in ancient egypt just as they do in the modern egypt. but the cultural fixation on certain parts of the 1000+ yrs of the ancient egyptian civilization/s is motivated in part bc medieval arab conquerors & modern british colonialists could not believe the marvels infront of them were made & forged by africans..the obsession began w them, not black people.. the premise of this cleopatra movie reads of agitation of antiblack sentiment in nb ppl for clicks. cuz also… hollywood / netflix specifically is also an entertainment apparatus & under no obligation to educate much less tell the truth. agitation, antagonizing& polarization = more clicks, more views, more money. simply put: ancient egypt has been a contentious topic bc so many ppl r obsessed w/ the giant monuments & cant believe africans made them. there r plenty of african civilizations in the massive book of human history that r underdiscussed cuz they didnt make big stone statues n wont make hollywood or producers or wdf quick money. native black north africans + immigrants r being kicked out of north african countries for being black. and these are the real tragedies of life

[ardenssolis]

@shecharm said (inbox):

the vulpine admires him quietly from where she's sat, at his side but leaned in ever slight. fingertips brushing a tuft of his hair in idle motion, toying with it before speaking up; "dear starling, tell me a secret, won't you? something exciting that nobody else knows." her head then tilts, disturbing the placement of snow white tresses only to have them cascade from her thin shoulders like makeshift waterfalls. ears flick atop her crown. "i wish to know the deepest parts of your soul, only if you would allow." silent again, as amethyst eyes meet his; a thousand stars twinkling in her gaze.

     THERE WAS NO COMPLAINT from the Sun King as he left Inari to her devices, quietly amused, though saying nothing to her actions as he hummed in thought. ❝A secret…?❞ And what kind of secret was she looking for? Something lacked away deep within his very being? Or something whimsical and entertaining like his desire to travel the world and see all the things he wasn’t able to in life? As much as Ozymandias crowed about his accomplishments and made himself the very center in many interactions, in truth, he was a private man at the heart of it all. He said only bits of pieces – granted others only the superficial when it came to himself. Everything only just enough to keep another content without him actually having told them much of anything at all. Oh, but he liked Inari – had enjoyed her presence from the very beginning despite her inhumanity. Then again, perhaps it was that very inhumanity that made him so prone to comfort in her presence. It was hard to say, and he never choose to sit and ponder it when there was hardly any reason to bother.

     Fingers drummed softly, Ozymandias glancing to the side for a time as if digging about in his memories for something he could grant Inari to fulfill her request. Eventually gold came to settle upon her once more, lips curled into an easy, lazy smile. ❝It is ridiculous, but there was a time that, as a child, I had wondered if it was possible to tame and ride hippos. They cannot travel quickly on land, of course, but in my brilliant little mind, I had thought that we could use them like boats and that no beasts would dare disturb our voyage upon the Nile River if we were in the company of such a powerful creature.❞ He laughed, shaking his head at the very thought of it all. ❝My father had been tickled by my idea, but he told me such might was best left where it was – within the water’s depths, unbothered.❞ Ozymandias paused, his smile now a grin. ❝Be sure not to tell anyone that, Inari. It is my little secret granted to you and only you.❞

     Embarrassing, yet nostalgic.

[hagerkamal]

Visit The most important landmarks in Cairo

-Cairo is one of the most culturally diverse cities, as it has witnessed many different historical eras throughout the ages, and there are many ancient and modern monuments, and it has become an open museum that includes Pharaonic, Greek, Roman, Coptic and Islamic antiquities.

There are different civilizations in Cairo، Such as Islamic civilization(Moez Street , Ancient Egypt and the castle )

Pharaonic civilization such as the pyramids, Memphis, Saqqara, Dahshur and many others .

Coptic civilization Which you can visit in the area of ​​the seven churches in Egypt and visit the Coptic Museum You can also enjoy the most famous places in Cairo, such as the Cairo Tower and the Egyptian Opera House .You can also try Nile cruises, enjoy the fresh air of Egypt, and take some pictures during sunset.

Let's go to discover Cairo day tours and to try more adventure just in one day.

The White Desert and El Bahariya Oasis Desert Safari Overnight:2 day trip to Bahariya Oasis will make you feel happy to see the pure and beautiful desert and you will enjoy sandboarding in the White Desert as well as you will stay to visit crystal mountain and a black desert.

Alexandria Day Trip from Cairo every day:Take a private day trip to Alexandria from your location in Cairo to be transferred to the bride of the Mediterranean sea, Alexandria. This tour of the coastal city is full of history and culture besides its entertainment and joy. you can visit the catacomb tombs, the Library of Alexandria, and the citadel of Quaitbay and relish yourself in the tasty seafood meal after the long day trip.

Camel or Horseback Ride around Giza Pyramids:You can benefit from our great offers by visiting the great pyramids of Giza and enjoying the experience of riding camels or horseback or touring around the pyramids by chariot. you will ride alongside the pyramids while enjoying the sunset views over Cairo and the vast desert.

Nile River Felucca Cruise in Cairo for 2 hours:Cruise the Nile river on a beautiful felucca while enjoying the sunset in Cairo. The Nile River is a great river of Africa that came from the south up to the north.

3 Days Bahariya Oasis and White Desert Safari Trip:Starting from Cairo you can spend an unforgettable 3 days tour exploring Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert while camping and making a safari under the nighty sky of the desert, taking your cup of tea and enjoying your favorite music, you will also discover the Black Desert as well as the beautiful Crystal Mountain and the valley of Agabat. Explore the magic of the desert.

Day Tour to the Camel Market of Birqash:Have a good day from Cairo to the Birqash Camel Market. Find the largest camel market in Cairo and know the differences between Egyptian, Sudanese and Somali camels.

Nile Cruise Dinner in Cairo:Enjoy the incredible views of the Nile river in Cairo at night and have an unforgettable time cruising down the Nile and selecting your favorite dinner dishes during an open buffet while watching the beautiful dancers perform the traditional Arabic music as well as attending an amazing Tanoura show.

Quad Biking Desert Safari around the Pyramids:Try riding quad biking around the Giza Pyramids by choosing a bike and touring with your friends around the Giza pyramids space while enjoying an amazing panoramic view of the pyramids of the great pharaohs Cheops, Chephren, and Mycerinus.

Mount Sinai Tours from Cairo for 2 Days including Trip to St. Catherine’s Monastery:During Mount Sinai tours you will climb the mountain of prophet Moses where our God called him there and on your way from Cairo to this mount you will enjoy the natural views everywhere. this unbelievable two-day excursion to one of the most spiritual sites in the world includes the visit to St Catherine's Monastery and an amazing overnight trip to Mount Sinai Tours.

El Fayoum and Wadi El Rayan from Cairo Day Tour:See the beauty of El Fayoum while making a beautiful day tour to El Fayoum from Cairo to visit wadi el Rayan and enjoy its natural beauty while doing different activities like sandboarding, watching its famous waterfall, and camping in this amazing trip to explore the oasis, and seeing the beautiful Lake of Qaron

@cairo-top-tours @lailaessam291

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Discover the Magic: Cruise from Cairo to Luxor on a Nile Adventure

Egypt, the land of pharaohs, pyramids, and ancient civilizations, holds an unparalleled allure for travelers seeking a journey through history. One of the most immersive ways to experience this iconic land is through a cruise from Cairo to Luxor. Traveling along the Nile River, the lifeblood of Egypt, this cruise provides not only luxurious relaxation but also a unique window into the mysteries of ancient Egyptian culture. An Egypt Nile cruise package combines stunning landscapes, opulent amenities, and excursions to some of the most significant historical sites in the world, offering an experience that’s truly unforgettable.

The Charm of Cruising the Nile River

The Nile River, stretching over 4,100 miles, is one of the longest and most historic rivers in the world. Its waters have nourished Egypt’s lands and supported its people for millennia, and today, it serves as a tranquil passage through Egypt’s vibrant history. While you can explore Egypt by car or train, a cruise allows you to drift along at a serene pace, absorbing the panoramic views of fertile landscapes, traditional villages, and impressive monuments along the banks. With an Egypt Nile cruise package, you get to savor the unique scenery while enjoying the convenience and comfort of a luxurious ship.

From Cairo to Luxor: A Route Rich in History

Starting in Cairo, Egypt’s bustling capital, and ending in Luxor, known as the “world’s greatest open-air museum,” this Nile cruise offers the best of both worlds—urban excitement and ancient wonders. Cairo provides travelers with modern amenities and access to the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, which houses a treasure trove of ancient artifacts. After exploring Cairo’s dynamic streets and famous sites, travelers embark on their cruise from Cairo to Luxor.

This journey south takes passengers through Egypt’s heartland, passing lesser-known yet enchanting sites, small villages, and stunning stretches of green countryside flanked by desert landscapes. As the cruise reaches Luxor, guests are welcomed by the grandeur of the Karnak Temple Complex, the Valley of the Kings, and Luxor Temple, making for a truly immersive historical experience.

What to Expect from an Egypt Nile Cruise Package

An Egypt Nile cruise package typically includes accommodation on a well-appointed ship, guided excursions to key historical sites, and delicious, often locally inspired cuisine. The packages are designed to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment, often with options for both short and extended stays.

The ships themselves range from classic to ultra-modern luxury vessels, with facilities like onboard spas, swimming pools, and entertainment. Most packages include daily excursions led by experienced Egyptologists, who bring ancient history to life, explaining the significance of each monument and providing rich details about ancient Egyptian culture. This blend of leisure and learning makes a Nile cruise a perfect choice for travelers looking to both relax and explore.

Exploring the Highlights: Must-Visit Sites on the Cruise

During a cruise from Cairo to Luxor, travelers are treated to a variety of iconic landmarks that reveal the grandeur of ancient Egypt. Here’s a glimpse of some highlights:

The Temples of Karnak

Arriving in Luxor, the Karnak Temple Complex is often the first stop. Spanning over 200 acres, it is the largest temple complex in ancient Egypt, dedicated to the gods Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. Karnak's towering columns, colossal statues, and sacred lakes captivate visitors with their grandeur and scale, making it one of the most awe-inspiring sites on the cruise.

Valley of the Kings

Another highlight in Luxor is the Valley of the Kings, the final resting place of many pharaohs of the New Kingdom, including the famous tomb of Tutankhamun. This hidden valley houses intricate tombs decorated with rich hieroglyphics and paintings that depict scenes of the pharaohs’ journeys to the afterlife. Exploring these tombs gives a rare insight into the beliefs, art, and wealth of ancient Egypt’s royalty.

Luxor Temple

Located on the east bank of the Nile, the Luxor Temple is a masterpiece of ancient Egyptian architecture, primarily built by Amenhotep III and later expanded by Ramses II. The temple, known for its grand colonnade, was dedicated to the Theban Triad of gods. Experiencing the temple at dusk, when the structure is illuminated, is a magical moment on any Egypt Nile cruise package.

A Culinary Voyage on the Nile

An often-overlooked aspect of an Egypt Nile cruise package is the incredible culinary experience onboard. Egyptian cuisine is flavorful and diverse, influenced by Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and African culinary traditions. Fresh vegetables, legumes, herbs, and spices feature prominently, and dishes like koshari (a savory mix of rice, pasta, and lentils), falafel, and fresh fish from the Nile are common offerings. Some cruises also offer cooking classes or demonstrations, allowing travelers to learn more about Egypt's culinary heritage.

Luxurious Relaxation on the Nile

Beyond the historical excursions, a cruise from Cairo to Luxor provides ample opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation. With onboard amenities like swimming pools, spas, and sun decks, guests can unwind while watching the Nile's tranquil waters drift by. Each sunset brings a spectacular display of colors that reflect off the river, creating a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection. Whether enjoying a quiet evening on deck or sipping tea in a lounge, travelers have plenty of chances to unwind on this remarkable journey.

The Perfect Season for a Nile Cruise

Egypt’s climate is generally warm year-round, making a Nile cruise a great option in nearly any season. However, the ideal time for an Egypt Nile cruise package is between October and April, when temperatures are cooler, ranging from comfortable to mild. This period is perfect for sightseeing and enjoying outdoor excursions without the intense heat of the summer months.

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Cairo Day Tours 

Cairo Day Tours offer a unique and immersive experience of the city's rich history and culture. Explore the ancient pyramids, bustling markets, and iconic landmarks with knowledgeable guides. Discover the hidden gems and local favorites that make Cairo truly unforgettable. Your adventure awaits!

Unique Tour To The Grand Egyptian Museum  will include a guided tour of the museum's most famous artifacts and exhibits. The tour will also provide insight into the history and significance of each piece. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about ancient Egyptian culture and explore the stunning architecture of the museum's building.

 Tour To Pyramids & The Egyptian Museum is a must-do for anyone visiting Egypt. It is an unforgettable experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this incredible country. You will be in awe of the ancient wonders and artifacts that have been preserved for thousands of years.

 Private Guided Tour Egyptian Museum in Cairo offers a personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide who can provide in-depth information about the museum's extensive collection of ancient artifacts. Visitors can explore at their own pace and ask questions to gain a deeper understanding of Egypt's rich history and culture.

Tanoura Show Cairo is a traditional Egyptian folk dance performance that involves dancers spinning in colorful skirts. The show typically includes live music and vibrant lighting to enhance the experience for the audience.

  Pharaonic Village Tour in Cairo offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience ancient Egyptian life through interactive exhibits and live demonstrations. Visitors can explore recreated villages, witness traditional crafts being practiced, and even participate in activities like papyrus making or pottery.  

Overnight Tour To Luxor From Cairo By Flight allows you to explore the ancient treasures of Luxor, including the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple. This convenient tour includes round-trip flights, hotel accommodation, and guided tours of key historical sites.

 Nile Cruise Dinner in Cairo is a unique experience that allows you to enjoy a delicious meal while cruising along the historic Nile River. This unforgettable evening includes live entertainment and stunning views of Cairo's iconic landmarks.

New Civilization Museum Tour allow you to explore the history and culture of ancient civilizations from around the world. The tour offers interactive exhibits and artifacts that bring the past to life. You will leave with a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich tapestry of human history.

Embark on a full day tour of Islamic Cairo to explore the rich history and culture of this ancient area via Full Day Tour of Islamic Cairo  Visit iconic landmarks such as the Al-Azhar Mosque, Khan El Khalili Bazaar, and the Citadel of Saladin for an immersive experience in one of the oldest Islamic cities in the world.

 Half-Day Tour To the Giza Pyramids & Sphinx includes a visit to the Valley Temple. The tour also includes a knowledgeable guide who will provide historical context and answer any questions. The guide will also offer insights into the ancient Egyptian civilization and the significance of these iconic structures.

 Luxor Tours From Cairo offer a fascinating journey through ancient Egyptian history. You will have the opportunity to explore iconic landmarks such as the Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, and Luxor Temple. Additionally, you can take a hot air balloon ride over the majestic Nile River to truly experience the beauty of the region.

 Half Day Tour To City of the Dead and Al-Azhar Park in Cairo, Egypt is a great way to explore the history and culture of the city. The tour includes a visit to the historic City of the Dead, where you can learn about the unique burial practices of ancient Egyptians. It also includes a trip to Al-Azhar Park, a beautiful green space that offers stunning views of the city.

Flying Over the Pyramids by Egypt Paragliding provides a breathtaking view of one of the Seven Wonders of the World. As you soar through the sky, you can witness the grandeur of the ancient structures from a unique perspective. The experience of paragliding over the Pyramids is sure to be unforgettable and leave you in awe of their beauty and history.

Pyramid Tour & Cairo Pyramids Tour will take you on a journey through the fascinating history and culture of ancient Egypt. Uncovering the mysteries of the Great Sphinx and exploring the breathtaking architecture of the pyramids. You will also have the opportunity to visit the famous Egyptian Museum and see the treasures of Tutankhamun.

Desert Safari by Quad Bike at Giza Pyramids is an exhilarating way to explore the iconic landmarks of Egypt. Experience the thrill of riding through the desert sands and taking in breathtaking views of the ancient pyramids. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you navigate the dunes and witness the majesty of these ancient wonders.

Day Tour To Minya From Cairo Includes a visit to the archaeological sites of Tell Al-Amarna and Beni Hassan, where you can explore ancient tombs and temples. The tour also includes a visit to the beautiful city of Minya.

Day Tour To Fayoum From Cairo with a professional guide showing you the highlights of the area. The tour includes transportation, entrance fees, and lunch at a local restaurant. You will have the opportunity to explore ancient ruins, visit a local market, and take a boat ride on Lake Qarun.

Day Tour To Fayoum From Cairo is a popular option for those wanting to explore the unique landscapes and archaeological sites of this ancient region. The tour typically includes visits to the Valley of the Whales and the Pyramid of Amenemhat III.

Cairo Layover Tours offer a variety of sightseeing options for travelers with limited time in the city. Whether you want to explore the Pyramids of Giza, tour the Egyptian Museum, or take a cruise down the Nile River, Cairo Layover Tours has something for everyone.

Cairo Food Tours offers a unique culinary experience in the bustling city of Cairo, allowing visitors to explore the local cuisine and culture through guided tours. From traditional street food to high-end restaurants, Cairo Food Tours provides a diverse and delicious taste of Egypt's culinary scene.

Alexandria Day Tour From Cairo with a knowledgeable guide to learn about the history and culture of the city. The tour includes visits to top attractions such as the Library of Alexandria, Pompey's Pillar, and the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqa .

 3 Days White Desert and Wadi Al Hitan Tours in Egypt will take you on a journey through the stunning landscapes and ancient history of this fascinating country. You'll witness the natural beauty of the White Desert and explore the fossilized remains of ancient whales in Wadi Al Hitan. You'll also have the opportunity to camp under the stars in the desert and experience traditional Bedouin culture.

One of our Cairo Tours

Memphis, Sakkara, and Pyramids of Giza Tour

Embark on the Journey of A Lifetime and Explore The Memphis, Sakkara, and Pyramids of Giza Tour, Scout to Memphis and Sakkara Tour and Tee off to Pyramids and Sphinx, Don’t Miss To Snap Amazing Photos via our Memphis, Sakkara, and Pyramids Tour. Our tour offers a unique experience that is sure to be an unforgettable one. Memphis, Sakkara, and Pyramids of Giza Tour will give you the opportunity to explore some of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites. You will be able to experience the fascinating history and culture of the ancient Egyptians while enjoying the majestic beauty of the pyramids and sphinx. Additionally, our tour guides will be on hand to offer insight and advice on taking the best photos and making the most of your experience.

Pick up from the hotel by our guide and start a full-day tour to visit the most famous Giza Pyramids, The Sphinx. The valley temple, then transfer to the first capital in ancient Egypt Memphis to see the open-air museum and the colossal statue of King Ramses II after that drive to Sakkara to visit the first Pyramid built in history the Step Pyramid, it was built by the architect Imhotep, contains six layers that are gradually decreasing in size. then visit the private tombs of the high officials to see the daily life scenes after that transfer back to the hotel.

The suggested 1-day tours will include the following: 

§   Pick up services from your hotel & return.

§   All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.

§   Private English-speaking Egyptologist guide.

§   Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.

§   Lunch meal at local restaurant in Cairo.

§   Bottled water on board the vehicle during the tour.

§   Shopping tours in Cairo.

§   All taxes & service charge.

The 1 day tours will not include the following: 

§   Visa entry to Egypt.

§   Optional tours.

§   Any other items not mentioned.

§   Tipping kitty.

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Visiting Egypt:

Egypt, the land of ancient wonders and rich cultural heritage, attracts millions of travelers every year. While the pyramids of Giza and the Nile River are must-see attractions, Cairo itself is a vibrant city brimming with history, art, and unique experiences. If you're planning a visit, here are some of the best activities to do in Cairo that will enrich your journey.

1. Explore the Pyramids of Giza

No trip to Cairo is complete without visiting the iconic Pyramids of Giza. Located just a short drive from the city center, these ancient structures are a testament to Egypt's incredible engineering and architectural prowess. Take a guided tour to learn about the history of the pyramids, and don’t miss the chance to see the Great Sphinx. For an unforgettable experience, consider riding a camel around the plateau at sunset.

2. Visit the Egyptian Museum

Home to an extensive collection of ancient artifacts, the Egyptian Museum is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. Here, you can marvel at the golden mask of Tutankhamun, ancient mummies, and countless relics that tell the story of Egypt’s pharaonic past. Make sure to allocate enough time to explore the museum, as its vast collection offers insights into the civilization that once ruled the ancient world.

3. Stroll Through Khan El Khalili Bazaar

For a taste of local culture, a visit to Khan El Khalili, Cairo’s famous bazaar, is a must. This bustling market is filled with vibrant shops selling everything from spices and jewelry to textiles and souvenirs. As you wander through the narrow alleys, take the time to bargain with local vendors and savor some traditional Egyptian street food at one of the nearby cafes. The atmosphere is electric, making it a great place to immerse yourself in Cairo's daily life.

4. Discover Islamic Cairo

Cairo’s Islamic architecture is one of its most enchanting features. A visit to Islamic Cairo will introduce you to stunning mosques, historical buildings, and beautiful courtyards. Don’t miss the impressive Al-Azhar Mosque, one of the oldest universities in the world, and the intricate Sultan Hassan Mosque. The contrast between the old and new city provides a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of Egyptian society.

5. Relax at Al-Azhar Park

After a day of exploration, unwind at Al-Azhar Park, a beautifully landscaped green space that offers stunning views of Cairo’s skyline and historic mosques. The park is perfect for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or simply soaking in the atmosphere. You can also enjoy a meal at one of the park’s restaurants, which serve a range of delicious Egyptian and international cuisine.

6. Experience a Nile River Cruise

No visit to Cairo would be complete without experiencing the majestic Nile River. Consider taking a felucca ride, a traditional wooden sailboat, for a relaxing way to enjoy the sights along the river. Alternatively, many companies offer dinner cruises that combine a meal with live entertainment, such as traditional music and dance performances. Watching the sun set over the Nile is a magical experience that will stay with you long after your trip.

7. Visit the Citadel of Saladin

Perched on a hill overlooking Cairo, the Citadel of Saladin is a historic fortress that provides panoramic views of the city. Explore the impressive structures within the citadel, including the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, known for its stunning dome and intricate architecture. The site is not only a testament to Cairo's military history but also a beautiful place to appreciate the city from above.

8. Discover Coptic Cairo

Coptic Cairo is an area rich in Christian history, with several ancient churches and sites to explore. Visit the Hanging Church, one of the oldest in Egypt, built on the site of a Roman fortress. The area also features the Coptic Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts related to Egypt's Christian heritage. The serene atmosphere of Coptic Cairo offers a peaceful contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city.

Conclusion

Cairo is a city that blends ancient history with modern vibrancy, offering visitors a wealth of activities to enjoy. From exploring the wonders of the pyramids and the treasures of the Egyptian Museum to wandering the lively streets of Khan El Khalili, the best activities to do in Cairo promise an unforgettable experience. As you plan your trip to Egypt, be sure to include these highlights to make the most of your adventure in this captivating destination.

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movenpick ms sunray

Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the movenpick ms sunray where luxury and comfort meet the stunning landscapes of the Nile River. This exceptional cruise is designed for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation and cultural exploration. The Movenpick Sunray stands out with its elegantly appointed cabins, top-notch amenities, and attentive service, ensuring a memorable experience as you glide past ancient temples and lush riverside scenery.

The Movenpick Sunray Nile Cruise offers a unique experience, comparable to other prestigious vessels like the Sonesta George Nile Cruise, Sonesta Nile Goddess Nile Cruise, and Sonesta Star Goddess Nile Cruise. Each cruise features luxurious accommodations and gourmet dining, but the Movenpick Sunray sets itself apart with its exclusive services and stylish interiors. Guests can unwind in the lounge or enjoy breathtaking views from the sun deck, making every moment on board truly special.sonesta sun goddess nile cruise

Similar to other esteemed cruises like the Movenpick Darakum nile cruise , Movenpick Hamees nile cruise , and Movenpick Royal Lilly nile cruise , the Sunray offers exceptional dining experiences, cultural activities, and entertainment to enrich your journey. For those who seek a different style, options such as the Obero Nile Cruise and Oberoi Zahra Nile Cruise provide exquisite luxury and service.movenpick lotus nile cruise

With numerous itineraries available, including Cairo tour packages and Egypt travel packages, the Movenpick Sunray Nile Cruise caters to various travelers’ needs. Whether you are interested in Egypt private tours, egypt budget tours, or egypt women tours, this cruise offers diverse packages to suit every preference.

Adventure seekers can also explore Egypt’s rich heritage through short tour packages, safari tours, or Red Sea tour packages. Choose the Movenpick Sunray Nile Cruise for a harmonious blend of luxury, culture, and adventure, and create lasting memories on the Nile.

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Explore the Wonders of the Nile: Unforgettable Nile Cruises Tour Packages

Why Choose a Nile Cruise?

Embarking on a Nile cruise allows you to witness the beauty of Egypt from a unique perspective. As you glide along the river, you’ll be surrounded by stunning scenery, including lush green banks, desert landscapes, and the majestic silhouettes of ancient temples. Unlike traditional land tours, a cruise offers a leisurely pace, giving you ample time to relax and soak in the surroundings.

Moreover, Nile cruises are all-inclusive, providing meals, accommodations, and guided tours to famous sites. This convenience makes it an ideal choice for travelers who wish to experience the wonders of Egypt without the stress of planning each detail.

Types of Nile Cruise Tour Packages

Nile cruise tour packages vary in duration, activities, and levels of luxury. Here are some popular options:

Night Luxor to Aswan Cruise

This short but sweet itinerary is perfect for those with limited time. Starting in Luxor, you’ll explore the Valley of the Kings, home to the tomb of Tutankhamun, and the stunning Karnak Temple complex. As the cruise progresses southward to Aswan, Nile Cruises Tour Packages you’ll visit the Temple of Philae and the Unfinished Obelisk, gaining insight into the ancient civilization’s architectural marvels.

Night Luxor to Aswan Cruise

For a more immersive experience, consider a 5-night cruise. This package includes all the highlights of the shorter itinerary while allowing extra time for leisurely exploration. In addition to the sites mentioned above, you’ll visit Edfu Temple, dedicated to the falcon god Horus, and Kom Ombo Temple, known for its unique dual design. The extended duration also includes opportunities for excursions to the stunning Abu Simbel temples, built by Ramses II.

Luxury Nile Cruises

If you’re looking to indulge, luxury Nile cruises offer top-tier accommodations, gourmet dining, and exclusive experiences. These cruises typically feature spacious suites, Nile Cruise Holiday in Egypt private balconies, and a range of onboard amenities, including spas, swimming pools, and fine dining restaurants. Luxury packages often include guided excursions with expert Egyptologists, ensuring you gain deep insights into the history and significance of the sites you visit.

Family-Friendly Nile Cruises

Traveling with family? Many cruise operators offer family-friendly packages designed to engage children and adults alike. These itineraries include kid-friendly activities, themed nights, and entertainment options, ensuring everyone has a memorable experience. Plus, exploring the wonders of ancient Egypt together creates bonding moments that will be cherished for years to come.

What to Expect Onboard

Most Nile cruise ships are equipped with comfortable cabins, dining areas, and lounges where you can unwind after a day of exploration. Many cruises also offer live entertainment, including traditional Egyptian music and dance performances. Onboard activities, such as cooking classes and lectures about Egyptian history, provide additional insight into the culture and traditions of the region.