Visiting the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Temple of Abu Simbel in Egypt

The Temple of Abu Simbel is a majestic rock-cut temple complex in southern Egypt, built by Pharaoh Ramesses II in the 13th century BC. The complex consists of two temples: the Great Temple of Ramesses II and the Temple of Hathor and Nefertari.

Visiting The Great Sphinx of Giza

Carved directly out of the bedrock during the 4th Dynasty (c. 2613-2494 BC), the Great Sphinx is the oldest of Egypt's colossal statues and, with a length of around 72 m and a height of approximately 20 m, the largest. Ancient Egyptian sphinxes represented the king with the body of a lion, a clear demonstration of his power.

A vintage visitors' guide to Egypt's Temple of Karnak

Welcome to the Glorious Temple of Karnak

Perched along the east bank of the eternal Nile, in the splendid city of Luxor—ancient Thebes—stands one of the most awe-inspiring architectural feats of antiquity: the Temple of Karnak. Here, beneath the ever-watchful Egyptian sun, echoes of the grandest pharaohs linger in stone, whispering tales of gods, kings, and divine power.

Venice: A City Rising From the Sea

Reminding us of the birth of Venus. 

Venice... a town founded on a love of freedom, growing gradually in the silence of her lagoon, thanks to the determination and wisdom of its citizens. 

Now is a great time to visit Egypt

SEVEN REASONS WHY NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO VISIT EGYPT

A land of ancient monuments, mysterious legends and a charisma that never fails to excite visitors, Egypt has long been a stalwart of many travellers’ bucket lists. In recent years, however, political upheaval and potential customer concerns have seen a marked decline in the numbers of people travelling to the country.