Cairo, Egypt
Cotton candy leads us to Khan al-Khalili, a souk in the historic center of Islamic Cairo.
Cairo, Egypt
In the alleys, shop owners smooth-talk visitors on everything from Egyptian-made alabaster vases to Chinese-made camel keychains.
Luxor, Egypt
The spirit of a country can be rendered in the eyes of its little ones.
Karnak Temple, Egypt
Our taxi driver dubbed Karnak Temple “the world’s greatest open-air museum.”
This particular hall features 134 columns and is so large that the Notre-Dame Cathedral could fit within its walls, yet it’s only one part of the complex, which covers a stagger 200 acres. Construction here kicked off 4,000 years ago and ran up until the Roman conquest, giving thirty pharaohs the chance to build, tear down, and add their own touches.
Luxor, Egypt
Aswan, Egypt
Luxor, Egypt
Falafel dreams.
Dome of the Rock