Egypt Vacation Tours

07/02/2026

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❄️ Winter Chronicles | Vol. 2: Adis

FAQ: “So, what's Bovec Rafting Team doing in the winter?” ❄️🏔️

Meet our boss: Adis, the man with a plan 📈

While most people go to Egypt for the history, he’s there for the logistics. He’s currently deep in negotiations with the pharaohs for the ultimate rafting equipment storage rental. 🏛️📜

Adis’s progress report:

- Location: Great Pyramid of Giza. Very dry, and zero humidity—perfect for our rafts! 🛶✅
- Price: Still debating if he can pay in rafting vouchers. 🪙🤔
- Logistics: It's a bit of a walk to the Soča river, but hey, the view is spectacular! 🌊

He promises to be back by the season start—hopefully with a signed contract and maybe a Sphinx as our new parking guard 🦁🅿️

P.S. Special thanks to Vacation Tours for organizing such an epic trip! If you need a plan for Egypt, they are the people to talk to. 🙌

04/01/2026

Enjoy the tombs of Saqqara with a real Egyptologist

20/12/2025

A wonderful day in the Grand Egyptian museum with a lucky puppy exploring the museum

20/12/2025

20/12/2025

A lucky pup discovered a secret passage to enter the grand Egyptian museum 😂

13/12/2025

Discover the treasure of king Tutankhamen

09/12/2025

Just opened: The Grand Egyptian Museum! Highly recommended

24/10/2025

Mohamed Ali mosque is one of the main attractions in Cairo city which worth to visit when you visit Cairo ali

23/10/2025

🌞✨ The Sun Alignment at Abu Simbel Temple – A Phenomenon Unlike Any Other in the World! ✨🌞

Yesterday, on October 22, the Great Temple of King Ramses II at Abu Simbel witnesses one of the most unique astronomical events on Earth — the alignment of the sun’s rays deep into the Holy of Holies, illuminating the face of King Ramses II at around 6:00 AM.

For about 20–25 minutes, sunlight penetrates the temple, perfectly lighting up the statue of King Ramses II, outlining his figure in a golden rectangular frame. The rays then touch the statue of the god Amun-Ra, move toward the right shoulder of the god Ra-Horakhty, and finally fade away as a thin beam parallel to his right leg.

After that, the light withdraws gradually through the temple’s halls until it disappears completely — a breathtaking display of ancient precision.