Cairo is famous for it's medieval bazaar. Haggling with the street vendors and amicable shopkeepers can provide hours of fun. When you get tired of working for a bargain, head to a quiet street on the west bank of the Nile. Just off Pyramids Rd across from the Amarante Pyramids Hotel, you'll find a small crowded shop with a delightful proprietor. Fedal believes he offers the fairest price and items are clearly marked with that price. Can't find what you want? Chances are Fedal can find it. Not in the mood to buy? No problem- Sit have a complimentary cup of tea and enjoy the art of conversation. I spent 3 hours and $3 and left with a free bookmark! You won't find big ticket items here, but I was back the next day to make my final, souvenir purchases.
Egypt treasures should be better preserved, I hope to be able to return one day to visit Abu Simbel, and hope to see the country taking measures to safekeep its treasures, maybe then Nefertiti
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14/01/2024
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We went to Egypt over Christmas and VTS made all the reservations. The guides were excellent and we had a great time on the cruise. All the Transfers and arrangements were on time and we really had no worries.
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14/01/2024
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“Traveling with Emotours! Cairo,Luxor....”
We booked our trip with Emotours last month. This was our first family trip organized by a travel company! Usually we do everything by ourselves. There are so many companies out there in Egypt and on this website too you just don't know which one should you go with.
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14/01/2024
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“Cairo, Egypt: A Must See For Any Tourist:”
It was a fantastic experience overall. We stayed with friends near the American University in Cairo in their 2 bedroom apartment. It was a new experience for us to be immersed in the culture by not being in a hotel, which made the experience more genuine. The roads are very busy, not for the faint-of-heart
“No bargaining at this spot in Cairo”