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While making the most of your get-away in Al Gouna, why not take a day to investigate one of the most eminent Pharaonic sanctuaries the Temple of Dendera, situated around 171 kilometers from el Gouna 60 kilometers north of Luxor?  This sanctuary is surprising, finely protected, and have critical verifiable hugeness.

Visit Dendera sanctuary which is back to 125 BC and was devoted to goddess Hathor - cow headed lady and known by Goddess of Love this sanctuary. It is calm and exceptional due to the way that the rooftop is still in place and guests can respect the excellent roof portraying the hours of the day and night and the voyaging adventure of the sun, the moon and the stars over.

This temple was the main place of worship of goddess Hathor the goddess of heaven and love and is considered one of the most famous sites of ancient Egypt. The emperors Domitian, Trajan and Nerua built a temple, to which Hathor, Horus and their son Ihi, the god of music, is dedicated.

It was repeatedly renovated and rebuilt since it had been standing there since the time of the Old Empire cult buildings. This complex is situated within brick walls with a length of 290 m and 230 m wide and next to the Temple of Hathor are two birth houses, a holy lake, a temple of Isis and in between the two birth houses is a Coptic church and the remains of an old sanatorium.

It was constructed in the first century BC, amid the rule of the last Ptolemy and the ruler Augustus, in the spot of a more established asylum (from the season of the Old Empire).

Bolstered from 24 extensive segments Along the inside dividers are four lines on top of one another with portrayals of Roman Emperor Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero offering presents to respect Hathor and alternate Gods. Here you can see the lord wearing the Lower Egyptian crown leaves his royal residence took after by his Ka. Also you can see Horus, with the hawk head, and Thot, with the leader of an ibis, pour the baptismal water over the ruler, it is the water of life which uncovers the water stream as a column of imperative signs and the defensive goddesses of Upper and Lower Egypt favor the ruler.

Focused in the center of The roof of the chamber are flying vultures and sun and is partitioned by an Architrave into seven fields, all with galactic presentations.. Both sides are totally symmetrical: pictures of the periods of the moon and the sun amid the 12 hours of the day, the hours of the day and night, and lords of stars in the external zones, for every situation, the sky goddess Nut with photos of the Zodiac with stars in their bodies, some are still exceptionally brilliant

THE ARIVAL CORRIDOR

The six segments of the lobby end in a rich composite capital on which a bust of Hathor's head sits. Their bases and two lower drums are made of stone, the remaining parts or sandstone.

Down to the sacrificial Hall From conciliatory corridor there are side stairs paving the way to the rooftop. Over the silver room you can get to the delightful stand where Hathor praised his birthday. On the roof is the sky goddess, she sends her beams to the haven of Dendera, on a mountain with two trees sits Hathor's head bearing the sun. From the conciliatory lobby are two stair cases prompting the rooftop, on the dividers serious parades and New Years festivals have occurred.

They convey the clique pictures of Hathor onto the sanctuary rooftop so that the goddess, through the beams of her dad Re, can be united. On the roof of the focal room is, in round divine representation, the cast copy of the Dendera Zodiac, whose renowned unique is currently in the Louver in Paris. In the back room is a window with the pictures of the dead and re-risen Osiris. The pictures raise the stairwell in the north-west corner up to the rooftop. From here is a marvelous all encompassing perspective of the sanctuary grounds, the Nile Valley and the far off desert mountains.

Also you can see The Coptic Church which is from the late 5th century and it serves as a model for an antiquated Egyptian church.

Expenses & Guiding

Charge for adults is 35 L.E.

Charge for students is half of Adult Price.

Charge for kids is half of Adult Price.

You can bring along your own camera and a camera stand with no extra charges.

Quick track your trip to El Gouna and take the brisk course to see the eminent sanctuaries of Aswan.

 7 hours 22 mins drive or 4hrs 16 mins by plane is a worth trying adventure especially if you are an ancient life lover. In this magnificent trip from your lodge in El-Gouna to Aswan you can Visit of the well known Temple of Philae, Felucca Sail to the lovely Botanical Gardens on Kitchener's Island, Visit of Elephantine Island with a few relic stays, among them the renowned Nilometer, watch the Aswan High Dam, a perfect work of art of current building and structural planning, take a look at the antiquated rock quarries where you can see the popular Unfinished Obelisk

Also visit the Twin Temples of Abu Simbel. You are extremely fortunate that you can even now see this stunning landmark! At the point when in the 1960s the Aswan High Dam venture debilitated its presence, a universal group took five years to cut it into pieces, move it far from its unique area and revamp it on a higher position keeping in mind the end goal to spare it from the surges of the recently made Lake Nasser repository. These days the sanctuaries are found specifically on the western bank of the lake which makes an even more pleasant style.

The range of Abu Simbel contains two gigantic rock sanctuaries: the Great Temple of Pharaoh Ramesses II, possibly the best of all old Egyptian lords, and the Small Temple, committed to Ramesses' ruler, Nefertari, and the goddess Hathor.

The twin sanctuaries go back to Ramesses' rule in the 13th century BC and were initially cut out of the mountainside. The colossal and noteworthy sanctuary range, developed in the outskirt area in the middle of Egypt and the tributary country of Nubia, was not just made for religious reasons or as an architectonic test, additionally as a suggestion to the littler neighbor that it ought to always remember Egypt's and its the best's quality and significance. What's more, by the way it shows plainly the pharaoh's conviction to be heavenly.

The Great Temple really merits its name

It was developed to a tallness of 30 meters, and its entryway is watched by four enthroned gigantic statues of Ramesses II cut out of the stone – they are more than 20 meters high, and even their lips are one meter long…  In an early seismic tremor one of the titans sadly lost its head and a part of its middle, yet it is all things considered a more than noteworthy sight. Find the immense façade, additionally the superb inward piece of the sanctuary, which was delved into the stone on a length of more than sixty meters – you will discover delightfully enriched corridors with columns, hued reliefs and rock cut shapes

On the back mass of the haven you can see a gathering of four models: the idolized Ramesses II partnered by the old gods Ra-Horakhty, Amun Ra and Ptah. This corner highlights an extremely extraordinary wonder: just twice every year the beams of the sun can enter the haven and light up these figures - with the exception of the god Ptah, who as per the mythology was joined with the underworld and hence needs to interminably stay in the obscurity.

The arrangement of Queen Nefertari's Hathor Temple is a streamlined variant of that of the Great Temple. Around the entrance you can see models of the imperial family: four statues indicating Ramesses II and two demonstrating his wife Nefertari, joined by little pictures of their youngsters. Kindly try to remain mindful that you see something one of a kind in old Egyptian workmanship – the statues of the lord and the ruler are both ten meters high, though ordinarily the 'Incomparable Royal Wife' will never reach up higher than to her spouses knees. This mirrors the immense part Nefertari played in the heart and the life of her ruler. Visit this delightful asylum with its stunning columns and pictures.

Make sure you also try the Nubian food which has a unique taste which is not found anywhere else. By evening you will be back in your lodge in El Gouna with a guarantee of a great memory of this fantastic day. 

Visit the old city of Luxor in extravagance on a day trip from EL Gouna joined by your private guide you'll see the renowned West Bank destinations including the Valley of the Kings, where the grand tombs found, you will visit Tutankhamen and many more.

The Valley of the Kings or Wadi el-Muluk in Arabic is a valley in Egypt where tombs were fabricated for the Pharaohs and capable nobles of the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt. The faction of death and the deep rooted planning for eternity were the center of Egyptian religion, and the Valley of the Kings and different landmarks in the West Bank necropolis are quiet affirmation to this fixation. The pharaohs were covered in mystery tombs here and ensured by the best security of the age, however couple of internment locales got away from the pillaging of grave thieves.

The city was the capital of Egypt amid the New Kingdom (1567-1085 B.C.E.). The Nile separated Thebes into two particular parts: 

1. The City of Life (EAST BANK), where the Temples of Luxor and Karnak welcomed the dawn every day.

2. The City of the Dead (WEST BANK), the spot where the sun set over the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens.

It also served as the last resting spot for the pharaohs of the New Kingdom. Many illustrious tombs line the lofty sides of this barren valley, including that of King Tutankhamun’s, which was found by Howard Carter in 1922. Indeed, even the tombs that were attacked by grave criminals are still eminent, their insides lined with brilliant painted creations and symbolic representations. Avoided perspective for a long time, the striking examples appeared to be almost as crisp as when they were initially painted.

The Temples of Luxor and Karnak keep on commanding the city, radiating destroyed glory with their monstrous statues, intricately ornamented dividers, and towering columns intended to showcase the force of the pharaoh. Luxor Temple is situated in the downtown inside strolling separation of where the journey watercrafts dock. At its passage is a colossal arch or fantastic portal developed by Ramses II, with two gigantic statues of the lord. Two monoliths once remained here also, however one and only remains (alternate stands at Concorde Square in Paris).

The Donkey ride

Once you are there you can also attempt diverse approach to visit Valley of the Kings by riding Donkeys. Meet the donkeys and ride them through the green fields and towns of the west bank until you achieve the mountain. You will then cross the mountain to the Valley of the Kings. You will keep riding them over the mountain to go to Hatshepsut Temple and Clossie of Memnon.

What else can I see over there?

At that point Visit (Colossi of Memnon), continue the visit to visit the Hatshepsut sanctuary at El Deir El Bahary, developed to pay tribute to one of the couple of female leaders of antiquated Egypt. Move toward the East bank of Luxor to Enjoy Karnak Temples.

No site in Egypt is more noteworthy than Karnak. It is the biggest sanctuary complex ever constructed by man, and speaks to the joined accomplishment of numerous eras of antiquated developers and pharaohs. The Temple of Karnak is really three principle sanctuaries, littler encased sanctuaries, and a few external sanctuaries arranged on 247 sections of land of area.

Your visit should incorporate a felucca ride on the Nile, and a stallion and carriage ride in Luxor it is awesome and you will really spend a good time.

In case you would love to visit this magnificent place then your trip should include:

Private entire day trip from EL Gouna to Luxor.

Valley of the Kings and visit to its tombs.

Sanctuary of Queen Hatshepsut.

Karnak Temples.

Felucca ride on the River Nile.

Stallion and carriage ride in Luxor.

Lunch at an Oriental eatery ( Nubian food is a worth trying cuisine)

Appreciate special, customized consideration from your master Egyptologist control on this extraordinary private visit.

Pickup and drop off from all EL Gouna inns.

Let’s imagine the trip together: (prices given are approximate and by internal flights)

Lift you up from your lodging in El Gouna via ventilated vehicle to Hurghada Airport to travel to Luxor.

A private aerated and cooled select vehicle to visit the renowned Karnak sanctuary the biggest spot of love ever fabricated. Its old name Ipet-isut signifies "the most consecrated of spots." The sanctuary or all the more effectively the complex of sanctuaries was constructed more than two thousand years back by a great many generations of pharaohs. Inside the complex, the considerable "Hypostyle Hall" is an inconceivable wood of monster columns.

Appreciate lunch at nearby eatery

Then off to the West Bank of the Nile River. (here you can include the donkey ride if you wish to)

Visit  the two giant statues of Amenhotep III (Colossi of Memnon)

Visit the Valley of the Kings, where the brilliant tombs found.

Visit the tombs.

Proceed to the Hatshepsut sanctuary at El Deir El Bahary.

Head to Luxor Airport for your flight back to Hurghada.

Return back to your lodge in El Gouna.

Venture back so as to the times of antiquated Egypt on a private voyage through the Great Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx, Sakkara and the previous capital, Memphis. One of the survivors of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pyramids of Giza still stands for over 4,000 years of buildup.  With your own private Egyptologist manual for lead the route on this private visit, you can focus the measure of time you'd like to spend at each of the destinations you'll visit.

Their uncommon shape and how was it built makes them by one means or another outsider development; they appear to ascend out of the desert leaving us to ask how are these this great monuments standing over there.

With your guide for the route on this private visit, you can focus the measure of time you'd like to spend at each of the locales you'll visit. Guided visit or private auto and aide who can take you from spot to place on the vast site are the simplest approaches to see the pyramids.

The Giza Plateau is just around 30 minutes from Cairo, where your qualified Egyptologist aide will give an interesting prologue to each of the three pyramids: Cheops, Khafre and Menakaure. You will have extra time to enter one of the pyramids (extra cost), however your aide is not allowed to enter with you, or take a camel ride (extra cost).

In the wake of going to the pyramids, you'll proceed over the level for a photograph chance of the three pyramids ascending from the sands, with the Cairo horizon out of sight. A short commute to the city side of the level discovers you remaining at the feet of the Sphinx, for a great many years the perplexing image of Egypt.

 Additionally in Giza you may visit the Solar Boat Museum (discretionary), home to the astoundingly all around protected funerary vessel of Khufu. Your next stop is Sakkara, home of Egypt's most established pyramid, constructed in 2650 B.C. Your aide will give a brief history of the acclaimed Step Pyramid and you'll have available time to stroll around. Your last stop is Memphis, the antiquated capital of Egypt.

Here you will see ancient rarities from a large portion of the considerable leaders of Egypt, including the fallen statue of Ramses II. You will likewise have the opportunity to visit a Papyrus Institute to perceive how the well known craftsmanship is made.

The sound and light show at the pyramids:

Have you ever considered how life was a huge number of years back? For 60 minutes, you appreciate the sound and light show close to the pyramids and the Sphinx. The show would portray the historical backdrop of those extraordinary rulers, their privileged insights, legends and insider facts of old history.

Briefly explore the past while sitting in your place by presenting the sound and light show. The history is re-told by the Sphinx, letting you know the most antiquated mysteries of the world. A wonderful demonstrates that breathes new life into inventively the tenet of old Egyptians. The craftsmen skillfully made a show to present pictures of every single recorded period.

There you will discover the pyramid of Khufu, the Immortal and Sky Grabber, near to its a few adjusts, where the wood-made pontoons of Khufu are set, which KING Khufu would use to cruise on his voyage to everlasting life. Likewise, you will discover the pyramid constructed by Khufu's child Khafre, who made his own littler and shorter than his dad's pyramid; we can see Khafre's face, engraved on a sheet of green diorite stone, so vivacious as though the craftsman simply completed it. At that point, to wrap things up the pyramid of Menkaure, who was similar to his dad unassuming and sufficiently tolerable to make his pyramid littler than the other two.

Can a visit to Cairo from El-Gouna be arranged?

Tours from El Gouna to Cairo offer you a sublime experience to investigate Cairo and its touring, If you are intrigued to investigate the place where there is antiquated progress of Egypt with its Pyramids, Sphinx, Temples, Nile River, and more you can go along with us a Private Tours to Cairo from El Gouna and appreciate it

The Cairo outing will begin from your lodging in El Gouna via ventilated vehicle. At that point you will be taken to Hurghada Airport to get onto your flight. In your entry you will be joined by your private guide for begin your Cairo trip by going to the Great Pyramids of Giza one of the Seven Wonders of the antiquated World.

 Giza Pyramids are developed from 4500 years by a huge number of limestones. Proceed with your Cairo visit to supernatural Sphinx, The 20-meter-high, 57-meter-long, half man; half lion is the gatekeeper of a sun sanctuary toward the east of the Great Pyramid of King Khufu of Giza. Lunch will be served amid Cairo visit. At that point you will continue to the acclaimed Tahrir Square (Libration Square) where the Egyptian Revolution reveled January 2011 against Mubarak and his legislature.

Prices range according to the time and places you are visiting starting from $60 up to $195 per person.

As a naturally neighborly eco-vacationer destination, Mahmya was created and based in the National Park of Giftun Island in the Red Sea the first of its kind in Egypt.

 Mahmya an Arabic signifier for 'ensured or protected’ was composed with extraordinary care and appreciation to guarantee that the current ecological setting on Giftun Island would stay secured for quite a long time to come.

Keeping consistent with its name and under the supervision of the Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency (EEAA), Mahmya was built to have particular insignificant natural effect was influenced amid all periods of development and execution from there on. Appreciate an incredible day investigating the common park of Giftun Island and snorkeling in the completely clear waters of the Red Sea, rich with beautiful fish and sea-going life.

To best watch over the human effect on Giftun Island, Mahmya nearly deals with its aggregate number of visitors every year as a viable apparatus to persistently maintain its regular assets.

This place offers you numerous actives but let’s name 2 of them in detail

Snorkeling

Why don’t you try Snorkeling outing by a boat to a standout amongst the most superb reefs in the Red Sea! The decision for prime snorkeling areas in the Red Sea is unrivaled and our Recreation Team and the Boat Captains check the climate conditions and pick the best site for that day to expand your wellbeing and delight. Snorkeling is a good time for all ages, so bring the entire family and investigate the wealthiest ocean on the planet!

The Red Sea brags agreeable water temperatures year-round, magnificent water clarity, more than 1,000 types of fish, innumerable assortments of hard and delicate coral and an amazingly differing submerged geology, without a doubt making it a standout amongst the most uncontrollably special submerged situations!

In the event that you'd rather remain focused island, you can appreciate the simplicity of boundless access to swimming and snorkeling in the water specifically off Mahmya's Beach! There you'll discover gatherings of coral heads lying on the sandy base in shallow water, considering boundless revelation, with very close locating of creatures like starfish and mollusks.

SEA SPI’s

An Air pocket free glass base of the mechanized eco-accommodating watercraft, SEA SPI’s examine a very close perspective of coral and marine existence without the danger of harming fragile corals and creatures.  You can watch all you which to see without worrying about being unable to dive or even there is no need to get into a submarine just get you SEA-SPI and proceed.

So if you are willing to spend you day there you will truly spend an unwinding day splashing up the sun and swimming in the perfectly clear waters of the Red Sea.

There's nothing to stress over on this comfortable journey to Giftun Island. Either kicks back and appreciate the daylight, or wear the snorkeling apparatus accessible and investigate life underneath the surface of the Red Sea Coast. A day excursion to Mahmya is difficult to skip when you're in Hurghada, so why pass up a major opportunity!

Make sure you live this adventure and rush to see the bright coral and extraordinary fish of the Red Sea!