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| | The Ancient Egyptians were the known investors of the pre-modern world, it is from their famous papyrus stock market that we get the maxim "Sell High-- Cai-ro" As you may have already realized, that original translation was lost due to sloppy British imperialism. Regardless, a trip to Cairo is no gamble, but a guaranteed pay off. The city is bursting with history, nightlife, and bootlegged... |
| Anyone with a university education can tell you that the original Luxor is in Las Vegas, but, if you are one of those puritanical anti-gambling types, then the Egyptian version isn't half bad. The famous Temple at Karnak is popularly known as the "world's largest open air museum," and is the biggest man-made religious area in the world. The temple, located near the banks of the Nile river, is... |  |
| Aswan is an uber-dry market town on the southern periphery of the ancient Egyptian empire. This modestly sized city of 200,000 people claims the distinction of being one of the world's driest inhabited locales. The city's quarries are famous for producing Syneite, an igneous rock that lent itself to the construction of the many obelisks scattered around Egypt, as well as several European... |
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