Booking Travel now

Name: Booking Travel now
Address: Port Said, 42523, EG
Telephone: +201220799202
Price range: £££

Home
Egypt
Port Said
Booking Travel now

Reservation of flights, hotels and other services

02/08/2022

22/07/2022

Travelnow.ml
You can use Skyscanner in the site you will find The cheapest flight
And collected of the best companies that can help you find the best prices and quality .
You can now choose the details of your trip and compare prices.
you will get the best flight prices..internal tours and tickets to all tourist places around the world, for all parties and car reservations.
🏆🌊✈️🥇
www.travelnow.ml

You can book your flight ticket and your entire travel hereEnjoy our services

05/04/2022

You can now choose the details of your trip and compare prices.
you will get the best flight prices..internal tours and tickets to all tourist places around the world, for all parties and car reservations.
everything interesting you will find on the site 🥇✈️🏆✌️
http://www.travelnow.ml

28/03/2022

Skyscanner now with us
You can now choose the details of your trip and compare prices.
you will get the best flight prices..internal tours and tickets to all tourist places around the world, for all parties and car reservations.
everything interesting you will find on the site 🥇✈️🏆✌️
www.travelnow.ml

You can book your flight ticket and your entire travel hereEnjoy our services

28/03/2022

26/03/2022

You can choose the details of your trip with the best international companies that you trust .. You can make sure of it yourself.. Enjoy traveling now ✌️🏆✈️🥇
www.travelnow.ml

17/02/2022

www.travelnow.ml

25/11/2021

Rams' Road Celebration in Luxor 🥰❤️

Witness the grand opening of the Sphinx Avenue in Luxor on November 25th, 7:30PM CLT, (5:30PM GMT). شاهد حدث تاريخى بمصر، يوم 25 نوفمبر الساعة 7:30 بتوقيت ال...

11/11/2021

(From Lorenzo Quinn page)
There are moments in a persons life that remain impressed in one’s memory forever: Today is surely one of those special moments.
I have no words to properly express my true feelings right now.

The one thing I am certain of,
is the feeling of utter bewilderment.

I have always been in awe of human ingenuity and human achievements and what I am witnessing today is further proof of those human qualities: the great pyramids of egypt are the best representation of what humanity can build ‘Together’ and eco in to eternity.

My heart is beating quickly just thinking of all the past figures that have stood here in awe of these marvelous creations and they must have felt humbled as I am by the site of the great Pyramids.

This past year has been incredibly difficult for all around the world and to be able to be gathered here today ‘Together’ is nothing short of a miracle. The reason I chose to create for the site a sculpture called together is to honor the fact that humanity always works better and can surpass any obstacle when working together.

I am incredibly blessed and greatful to be part of this historical exhibition in front of something as timeless as the great pyramids of egypt.
I want to thank art D’Egypte for their hard work in organizing this exhibition and for the opportunity they have given me to display my work alongside my fellow artists and their beautiful creations.
I wanted to thank the authorities for allowing this exhibition to happen and the sponsors for supporting the materialization of a life long dream.
I also want to thank my amazing team and my wife, because we’re never alone and having a great team is essential for any success story.
And last but not least I want to thank Halcyon Gallery for always backing my dreams.

The exhibition lasts until the 7th of November

11/11/2021

Soon Rams' Road Celebration
About five thousand years ago, the kings of ancient Egypt began building a road linking the sites of the Luxor and Karnak temples, which had not yet been built, as the land of Karnak was considered a sacred land, and it seems that a form of worship of the god Amun Karnak was taken as a place for it before the unification of the country, so the Egyptians built a road of rams to follow the sacred processions of the kings and gods in the celebrations of the Eid Eubet or the festival of the Ibt every year. Their holy boats in a large ceremonial procession.

The ancient Egyptian called this road, which is about 2700 meters long and 76 meters wide, the name "Wat Nathr" or "WAt-nTr", meaning the path of the god. As for the road of rams in the temples of Karnak, it was known as "Ta- Mitt-Rahanat, which means the way of rams, and the road consists of a sandstone pavement lined with statues in the form of a sphinx with a ram's head, which number 1200 statues.

The statues of rams were carved from a single block of sandstone, with a cornice inscribed with the king's name, title and praise, on a stone base consisting of 4 courses of stone used due to the presence of some inscriptions and they may be held in two forms: First: They take the form of the body of a lion and the head of a human being The second (Sphinx): It takes the shape of the body of a ram and the head of a ram, surrounded by basins of flowers and streams of water for irrigation, and in the middle of it is a rectangular floor, with dimensions of 120 by 230 centimeters of sandstone to facilitate walking on it, and between each statue and statue a gap of four meters.

11/11/2021

Customers trust Get your guide ✌️✈️🥇
www.travelnow.ml

11/11/2021

A website for booking flights, hotels, furnished apartments, villas, cars, internal tickets and more.🏆

You can book your trip yourself.

you do not need anyone to book for you.. all international companies are in your hands in one site. www.travelnow.ml 🥇

we are constantly developing the topic to get the best service.

11/11/2021

Customers trust Get your guide ✌️✈️🥇

05/11/2021

Khnum temple Luxor Egypt tours, prices, booking, reviews Khnum temple Luxor Egypt located at Esna town, 55 kilometer south of Luxor. That is why it called Esna temple. Nile cruises often make this town their first port of call after leaving Luxor. It is to visit the remains of Ptolemaic temple in the center of the town. In fact, the ancient name for Esna was lunyn or Ta- Senet, classical Latopolis. Khnum temple Luxor dates back to the Ptolemaic and Roman Period and one of the last temples built in Egypt. Moreover, it stands today in its excavation pit, 9 m below the modern ground level. The temple dedicated to the god Khnum. It also dedicated to several other deities including Neith, Heka, Satet and Menheyet.

Esna temple would once built to a plan like at Edfu temple and Dendera temple. Now, all remains are the hypo-style hall. It built by the Roman Emperor Claudius who extended earlier buildings. The oldest part of the structure seen today is the west wall which. It would have the facade of the original temple. In fact, it depicts reliefs of Ptolemy VI Philometer and Ptolemy VIII Neos Philopator. The earliest king mentioned here is Ptolemy V, who offered a libation by his son Ptolemy VII. The part of the temple we see today is around a quarter of the size of the original building.

www.travelnow.ml🥇🏆

04/11/2021

Soon 👏👏

29/10/2021

26/10/2021

Ivory Unguent Box of Queen Nefertari
ca. 1279–1213 BC
New Kingdom, Ramesside

Metropolitan Museum of Art

This lenticular box with a sharp shoulder and flat swivel lid sits on a cylindrical foot. Around the outer edge of the lid and on one of the flat surfaces for the k***s used to close the container are incised circles. The tiny figure of a hedgehog, associated with the cycle of death and rebirth, sits in front of the other k**b. On the lid are the cartouches of Ramesses II and his first principal wife, Nefertari. The purpose of the box is uncertain, but it was likely used for cosmetics.

www.travelnow.ml

25/10/2021

24/10/2021

You can travel now on your own.
Book everything yourself and at the prices that suit you with the most powerful international companies.

We do not see your payments or how to pay.

You are completely safe because your payments are with the largest and most secure international companies.

www.travelnow.ml
See our services with the largest companies

24/10/2021

The Recipe for Mummies
A 2011 study on the materials used during the mummification procedure in ancient Egypt revealed that the process took 70 days. During this time, priests worked as embalmers and performed rituals and prayers in addition to treating and wrapping the body.

The general steps involved in the mummification process are as follows: First, internal body parts that could decay, such as the brain, are removed. All organs of the abdomen were also removed except for the heart, which was believed to be the center of a person’s being. The next step involved removing all the moisture from the body by covering the body with natron, a type of salt that acted as a preservative and drying agent. Wrapping up the co**se was the last step in the procedure and involved more than a hundred yards of linen, smeared over with gum.

Though these were the standard steps involved in the mummification procedure, process could vary depending on one’s class and status. Because mummification was expensive, cheaper alternatives were offered for the poor. The ancient Greek historian Herodotus described three different mummification methods based on social class that were offered by embalmers of the day.

Rich and Elite:
The brain was drawn out through the nostrils using a crooked piece of iron.

Contents of the belly were taken out and the interior was cleaned using palm-wine and aromatics.

The belly was filled with pure myrrh, cassia and other spices and then sewn together again.

The co**se was covered in natron for 70 days.

The body was washed and rolled up in fine linen and covered over with gum.
Or
The body was covered with a natron treatment for 70 days, after which the cedar oil was cleaned out and the body was left as skin and bones.

Finally, the mummified co**se was returned to family members.

www.travelnow.ml
.

24/10/2021

The Great Hypostyle Hall at Karnak temple, Egypt, has 134 gigantic stone columns! The largest 12 columns are 24m in height and 3.5m in diameter. The hall was built during the reign of the pharaoh Seti I, who ruled c 1294/1290-1279 BCE. Via Angela O'Brien.
www.travelnow.ml

24/10/2021

EGYPTIAN RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS

Ancient Egypt presented a complexity regarding religion, its beliefs and its divinities, in fact there was a contradiction of different divinities often very distant from each other and within this polytheism there was also the cult of animals.
Of particular importance for the ancient Egyptians were the religious ceremonies that represented the institutional moments of public life
There were two types of Egyptian religious feasts, those defined as astronomical, that is, linked to the stars and those "of the times of the year" linked to the seasons and to which the feast of Opet belonged.
The most important was the Feast of the Opet during which the statue of Amun was carried in procession from Karnak to Luxor, a procession that took place partly on land and partly along the Nile.
This holiday was so deeply felt that as a rule it lasted 11 days but, often, it even lasted 27 days.
The Islamic festival of Abu Haggag is still celebrated in Luxor today, during which a procession of boats goes around the temple to pay homage to a Muslim saint.
Other popular festivals directed by the pharaoh himself were celebrated in honor of Hapi, god of the Nile, considered the donor of fertility.
Every year, then, during the first month of the Nile flood, a feast was celebrated in honor of Hathor and the statue of the goddess was carried to the sanctuary of Horus which represented the promised bridegroom.
In turn, the statue of Horus headed towards Hathor to make sure that the two met and the celebrations, characterized by dances and songs, lasted 13 days.
Every year, at the beginning of winter, the deity of Sokar, considered god of the earth, was celebrated.
The most sumptuous feasts, whose splendor is almost unimaginable, were then for the coronation of the new pharaoh.
Taken from atuttonet.it

www.travelnow.ml

24/10/2021

Ambassadors of more than 30 countries visited Abu Simbel temple along with their families and enjoyed a quiet dinner at Nasser Lake.

www.travelnow.ml

24/10/2021

The sun perpendicular to the face of Ramses II
Abu Simbel city celebrated the unique world phenomenon of sun perpendicular to the face of Ramses II statue at the grand temple on the 22nd October.
That phenomenon is an astronomical, engineering and rare one that occurs twice each year. The first time is on 22nd of October and the second happens on 22nd of February.
Chairman of Abu Simble city, Saber Sanad, said that the event this year coincides with the beginning of tourism season. That phenomenon, he added, was witnessed by a large number of both Egyptian as well as foreign tourists and it was broadcast by various television channels.
It is note worthy that ancient Egyptian engineers resigned the temple of Abu Simbel according to the astronomy movement so as to determine the agricultural season which commensurate with the day on which the phenomenon takes place.
Abu Simbel temple was sculpted in the mountain. The temple’s entrance is surrounded by four of the biggest statues of Ramses II that are sculpted in the rock.
www.travelnow.ml

24/10/2021

Travel now with us
www.travelnow.ml

Address

Port Said
42523

Telephone

+201220799202

Website

http://www.travelnow.ml/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Booking Travel now posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.