Egypt

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Rough Guides, 2003 - Travel - 858 pages
Egypt remains the most popular and varied destination in the Middle East. This guide has a 200-page section devoted to Cairo and the Pyramids alone, as well as full coverage of the great landscapes, from the Nile Valley to the Sinai coast and the oases of the Western Desert. For pre-departure inspiration, the author's things not to miss section aims to immerse the reader in the sights and sounds of this enthralling destination. The book also includes the latest on Red Sea diving, including new areas being opened up away from the established resorts.
 

Contents

2
23
Colour section
57
The front colour section offers a quick
104
Minor road
110
Map and chapter list
114
Footpathtrack
122
Tunnel
147
Basics
240
The Nile Valley Language 4
356
Contexts
372
Viewpoint
443
Read Contexts to get a deeper
444
Mountain range
557
ఎగ
572
The Western Desert Oases 0 Index and small print 5
591
The Delta
636

River
257
Chapter division boundary
288
International boundary
350
RED
673
Index + small print
696
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Before joining Rough Guides, Dan Richardson worked as a sailor on the Red Sea and lived in Peru. Since then, he has authored or coauthored guides to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Hungary, Budapest, Romania, Bulgaria, and Egypt; lectured at the Foreign Office; and been a volunteer aid worker in Albania. In 2009 he published his first novel, Gog-an End Time Mystery, an apocalyptic whodunnit set in near-future Egypt.

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