Nile River – The Legendary River.

Nile river – the legendary river that created ancient Egyptian civilisation, with pyramids, temples, buildings and mausoleums…and their reputation spreaded milleniums ago. Generations have been researching and exploring for centuries, but no historians or scientists in the world could find a satisfactory answer to the question whether the ancient Egyptians had created the masterpieces themselves, or a supernatural force had intervened in the great work that still remains to be mysterious?

Travelling along Nile river is itself a delight. We get to experience a lot of stimulating facts that comes from our own feeling towards peaceful, tranquil and wildly attractive beauty of the sightseeings on riverbanks, or by the grandness of architectural structures that go beyond your craziest imagination.

Being the only river in the world that flows in reverse direction from South to North, the Nile is like a jade-coloured silk scarf lying across the desert, accompanied by wind-blown white little sailboats.

The train station in Aswan city, South Egypt.

  On the riverbanks lie crowded cities with figures of Islamic temples

.  The deserts are common along the river. Houses are built deep into the mountain curves to resist massive heat and sandstorms.

  The temple of Pharaoh Ramses II in Abu Simbel carved directly into rock mountains that have existed for over 4000 years.

  The Hatshephut temple built by the first Queen of Egypt (before Cleopatra) in 1472 B.C next to the legendary mountainous sight named “The Valley of the Gods”

  A cruise – a journey on the Nile by the 5-star mobile hotel.

  The enormous board of this cruise includes swimming pool and relaxing chairs in rows.

  Watching the sunset from the cruise.

  The heritage site Kom Ombo in the twilight.

  The peaceful landscape by the river.

  Travellers visiting another heritage in the form of temples

  The Camel Hill lying in the middle of wild desert.

  The glowing smile of an Egyptian girl adding colour to the beauty of this mysterious land.

Such a great pity to say goodbye to Nile river and the country of Pyramids. We still hope for a day to come back and discover one of the greatest roots of mankind civilisation. There are still other interesting mysteries lying somewhere in ancient drawings, waiting for us to find the answer.