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The new, full-color The Rough Guide to Egypt is the definitive guide to this amazing country, whose ancient civilization still fascinates today. But theres more to Egypt than just pyramids and temples. The Red Sea offers some of the worlds finest diving, a few hours by air from Europe. There are awesome dunes and lush oases to explore in its deserts and fantastic bazaars and mosques in the capital, Cairo.

Detailed accounts of every attraction, along with crystal-clear maps and plans, make it easy to access anything from remote oases to nightlife that only locals know. Youll find lavish photography and color maps throughout, along with insider tips on how to get the best out of Luxors temples or Sinais beach resorts. At every point, the Rough Guide steers you to the best hotels, cafs, restaurants, and shops across every price range, giving you balanced reviews and honest, first-hand opinions.

Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Egypt.

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HOW TO USE THIS ROUGH GUIDE eBOOK

This Rough Guide to Egypt is one of a new generation of informative and easy-to-use travel-guide eBooks thatguarantees you make the most of your trip. An essential tool for pre-trip planning, it also makes a great travelcompanion when youre on the road.

From the fills you in on history, Islam, Egyptian music and books.

Detailed area maps can be found both at the relevantpoint in the guide and in the ,accessible from the table of contents for easy reference.Depending on your hardware, you will be able to double-tap on the maps to see larger-scale versions fill your screen. Use of the screen-lock function on your device is recommended for viewing enlarged maps.

Throughout the guide, weve flagged up our favourite places- a perfectly sited hotel, an atmospheric caf, a special restaurant - with the author pick icon Picture 1. You can select your own favourites and create a personalized itinerary by bookmarking the sights, venues and activities that are of interest, giving you the quickest possible access to everything youll need for your time away.

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This eBook contains material published in print in February 2013 in the ninth edition of the Rough Guide to Egypt by

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Dan Richardson 2013
ISBN: 9781409362463

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CREATIVE TEAM Authors: Dan Richardson, Daniel Jacobs, Shafik Meghji Editor: Gavin Thomas Layout: Ankur Guha Cartography: Deshpal Dabas Picture editor: Lisa Jacobs Proofreader: Anita Sach Managing editor: Keith Drew Assistant editor: Jalpreen Kaur Chhatwal Production: Charlotte Cade Cover design: Nicole Newman, Ankur Guha Editorial assistant: Olivia Rawes Senior pre-press designer: Dan May Design director: Scott Stickland Travel Publisher: Joanna Kirby Digital travel publisher: Peter Buckley Reference director: Andrew Lockett Operations coordinator: Becky Doyle Publishing director (Travel): Clare Currie Commercial manager: Gino Magnotta Managing director: John Duhigg

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No part of this eBook may be reproduced in any form without the permission from the publisher except for the quotation of brief passages in reviews.

The publishers and authors have done their best to ensure the accuracy and currency of all the information in The Rough Guide to Egypt, however, they can accept no responsibility for any loss, injury, or inconvenience sustained by any traveller as a result of information or advice contained in the guide.

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ISBN: 9781409324249

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Weve gone to a lot of effort to ensure that the ninth edition of The Rough Guide to Egypt is accurate and up-to-date.However, things change places get discovered, opening hours are notoriouslyfickle, restaurants and rooms raise prices or lower standards. If you feel wevegot it wrong or left something out, wed like to know, and if you can rememberthe address, the price, the hours, the phone number, so much the better.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Before joining Rough Guides, Dan Richardsonworked as a sailor on the Red Sea and lived in Peru. Since then, he hasauthored or co-authored guides to Moscow, St Petersburg, Hungary, Budapest,Romania, Bulgaria and Egypt, lectured at the Foreign Office and been avolunteer aid worker in Albania. He is also the author of Gog an End Time Mystery, an apocalyptic whodunit set innear-future Egypt, and has been a special-effects actor since 2010.

Acknowledgements

Dan Richardson Thanks to Saber in Cairo; Hussein Faragin Minya; Ramadan Ali and Mohammed Abdel Hamid in Assyut; Ahmed Zakaria inSohag; Abdel Hagg Ibrahim, Hamada and Karin El-Khalifa, Aladin Al-Sahaby andHassan in Luxor; Mahmoud Yussef and Mohsen Abdel Monaem in Kharga Oasis; TalatMulah and Peter Wirth in Bahariya Oasis; Mahdi Hweiti in Siwa Oasis; and ZahraAdel Awad and all the staff of the tourist office in Alexandria. In London,thanks to Gavin Thomas for his incisive editing and forbearance of misseddeadlines.

Daniel Jacobs Big thanks to Hisham Youssef (Berlin Hotel), Salah Mohammed (SAMO Tours), Hamdi Shora,Caroline Evanoff, Abdul Al Sharawy and Mohamed Saied.

Shafik Meghji Thanks to all the locals and travellerswho helped out along the way. A special shokran mustgo to Dan Richardson and Daniel Jacobs for their advice and support; GavinThomas for his excellent editing skills; Pru and David at On The Go Tours; RosieHegarty; Andy Turner; Jessica Jacobs; Tanis Newman; Hany George; Jean, Nizar andNina Meghji; and Sioned Jones, for all her love and support.

Readers letters

Thanks to all the readers who have taken the time to write in with commentsand suggestions (and apologies if weve inadvertently omitted or misspeltanyones name):

Thanks to all the readers who have taken the time to write in with commentsand suggestions (and apologies if weve inadvertently omitted or misspeltanyones name): Ahmed Abed; Wael Abed; Omar Ahmed; Zahraa Adel Awad; S.D.Baylis; Jan Bennell; John Houston; Mahdi Hweiti; Marlene LeGates; Paul Sussman;Wendy Tyson; Chris Wood.

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