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- Plans For The Future Of Luxor
LuxorEgypt Yesterday I made brief mention of a website called Luxor Egypt (which I should probably have addressed as the Luxor Portal, actually). Since then I have been through my RSS feed and see that Jane Akshar has made mention of a particular page...
- Development: Luxor's Corniche
Al Ahram Weekly (Nevine El-Aref) Luxor, the City of Palaces, counts among the world's greatest open-air museum. If offers awe-inspiring monuments alongside more homely pleasures, riding a horse-drawn caleche along the Corniche, sailing a felucca across...
- Travel: In Pharaohs’ Steps
The National (Katherine Darcy) Holidaymakers with a passion for the historical will be in their element in Luxor. The city, often nicknamed the “world’s greatest open-air museum”, is home to two thirds of the world’s historical monuments. Located...
- Sweeping Aside The Living At Luxor
Middle East Times One of Egypt's most famous ancient cities, Luxor, is in the process of getting a makeover, and not everyone is pleased with the government's actions. The plan is to create an open-air museum on the city's west bank, home...
- Travel: Wireless Broadband Available In Luxor
Luxor News Blog Thanks very much to Jane Akshar for the information, on the above page, that wireless broadband is now available via a scratch-card system to both residents and tourists in Luxor. TE Data rolled-out its wireless network in Luxor in June...
Egypt
Luxor Portal launched
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I haven't had a chance to check out this resource but it sounds as though it may be useful to Luxor visitors. I had a look at the home page, just to check that the website was actually there, and it is very, very bright! Lots of animated graphics too.
The first official city portal in Egypt (www.luxoregypt.org), is endorsed by the government in Egypt and offers Egyptian, Arab and international visitors to Luxor an array of benefits.
At a click of a button, Luxor lovers will be able to read about the history of this historic Egyptian city, which sits on the banks of the River Nile.
They can also explore the many official directories available which will guide them through sites, monuments, temples and valleys, helping them plan their trip and to experience the marvels of the world’s first and largest open air museum.
- Plans For The Future Of Luxor
LuxorEgypt Yesterday I made brief mention of a website called Luxor Egypt (which I should probably have addressed as the Luxor Portal, actually). Since then I have been through my RSS feed and see that Jane Akshar has made mention of a particular page...
- Development: Luxor's Corniche
Al Ahram Weekly (Nevine El-Aref) Luxor, the City of Palaces, counts among the world's greatest open-air museum. If offers awe-inspiring monuments alongside more homely pleasures, riding a horse-drawn caleche along the Corniche, sailing a felucca across...
- Travel: In Pharaohs’ Steps
The National (Katherine Darcy) Holidaymakers with a passion for the historical will be in their element in Luxor. The city, often nicknamed the “world’s greatest open-air museum”, is home to two thirds of the world’s historical monuments. Located...
- Sweeping Aside The Living At Luxor
Middle East Times One of Egypt's most famous ancient cities, Luxor, is in the process of getting a makeover, and not everyone is pleased with the government's actions. The plan is to create an open-air museum on the city's west bank, home...
- Travel: Wireless Broadband Available In Luxor
Luxor News Blog Thanks very much to Jane Akshar for the information, on the above page, that wireless broadband is now available via a scratch-card system to both residents and tourists in Luxor. TE Data rolled-out its wireless network in Luxor in June...