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- To Infinity and Beyond Cairo,Egypt
  
  Posted at 5:07 AM by Neha Chauhan, on September 3, 2015
  Dear Egypt,
  
  I was a complete strangers with you when we first met. But after 2 months now I can say that you are beautiful in all your ways. You hold abundance of histories, cultures and mysteries.
  
  During our Stay, We have visited most of the must haves in Cairo and near by areas and leave some due suspected Security Warnings 😦 If you are visiting Cairo, you can use these Posts.
  
  Enjoy the Pics and Videos from my stay.
  
  On the Banks for Nile, View from my Room.
  
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  On the Bank ⛵️#Nile #lifelineRiver #Cairo #Egypt #Hilton
  
  A post shared by Neha Chauhan (@thefabuluoslyf) on Aug 4, 2015 at 8:52pm PDT
  
  The Great Mosque of Muhammad Ali
  
  Mosque of Muhammad Ali at Citadel of Cairo
  
  The Coptic Orthodox Church also known as the Hanging Church
  
  Serene Beauty
  
  Nile Breathtakingly Beautiful at night
  
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  #Nile from my balcony #relaxing #stressbuster #Cairo #Egypt #HiltonResidencies
  
  A post shared by Neha Chauhan (@thefabuluoslyf) on Aug 19, 2015 at 12:47pm PDT
  
  Dinner at Nile Maxim.. Must do when in Cairo
  
  Lets be Weird together
  
  Staircases at Hilton Residencies
  
  Great Show at Nile Maxim. Click on it for videos.
  
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  From last night 😃 #mustdoincairo #Cairo #Egypt #nilemaxim
  
  A post shared by Neha Chauhan (@thefabuluoslyf) on Aug 31, 2015 at 12:54am PDT
  
  Belly Dancer closing the Night at Nile Maxim
  
  Nile City Casino for Luckier Fellows
  
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  Sins of last nite #NileCityCasino #Cairo #Egypt
  
  A post shared by Neha Chauhan (@thefabuluoslyf) on Aug 22, 2015 at 1:59pm PDT
  
  Best Indian Food at Indira Restaurant at City Stars Mall, Cairo.
  
  Egyptian wedding
  
  Nile ….. Until next time
  
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- Living Deads at Museum of Egyptian Antiquities
  
  Posted at 4:51 PM by Neha Chauhan, on August 29, 2015
  Hey Folks,
  
  So Finally I have met with the members of royal family from the valley of kings or rather seen the royal mummies discovered from valley of kings.
  
  They are outstanding to say the least considering them to be thousands of year old still in good shape with teeth, nails and hairs intact after the mummification since 1330 BC.
  
  We went to the Egyptian Museum of Cairo where their is mummy of King Tutankhamun who arguably been the most famous king and holds enormous treasures in his tomb i.e. 110kgs of casket along with 11kg mask and 128 amulets, jewels and racing chariots. All of which was made of (drumroll please . . .) You guessed it: solid gold.
  
  Photography is prohibited in the museum , but I sneaked in some. You can check them out.
  
  Egyptian Museum Ticket for 75 pounds
  
  Stone Statues
  
  Stone Casket
  
  Glass Casket being damaged in 2011 Tahrir Square Revolution
  
  Sacred Scarab beetles You can find live scarabs crawling around pretty much anywhere in Egypt. The beetle symbolizes creation, life and even rebirth. You must have seen them in Mummy returns 🙂
  
  Random Museum Shot. Its Huge and has around 107 Halls to go through all the Artifacts.
  
  Royal Mummy Only royal males were positioned with their arms crossed over their chest.
  
  The Process to Create mummy is called Mummification which includes steps like removing organs from inside, Dry the body for 40 days, fill the body with Raisins and finally wrapping in cotton sheets. Quiet a task…no???
  
  Paintings from Roman Era
  
  Wall engravings
  
  King Tut’s Mask of 11kg Solid Gold. He went to the grave wearing golden sandals. King Tut loved his race-cars. Six (6) speedy chariots were found in his tomb.He was wearing 143 amulets or magic charms in his mummy wrappings.
  
  Trying to Combat a Hot Day
  
  Poses 🙂
  
  Hope you enjoyed my History class 🙂 Will be back soon more Post from Egypt.
  
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- The Great Gigantic Pyramids of Giza,Egypt
  
  Posted at 5:06 AM by Neha Chauhan, on August 14, 2015
  Hello World!!!!
  
  Its that time of the Year when I am traveling again. I am exploring Egypt at the moment, though the country has a harsh Hot Weather due to deserted Land but it has the old world charm because of their Ancient Civilization.
  I went to Giza to experience the Cradle of Civilization,Giza Necropolis. These Great Pyramids of Giza and The Great Sphinx of Giza are a spectacular sight to watch in the barren deserted Land.
  
  Ever since I watched Mummy Returns Movies, I always wanted to see them for real,their Mummies inside and Sphinx as the mythical creature.
  
  According to locals, Sphinx is the protector of the Pyramids and its hidden Treasures inside pyramids.These Treasures are cursed and anybody found them will also be cursed.
  Well I am yet to see the Royal Mummies since they have been moved out of pyramids for preserving them and been shifted to museum.
  
  Will share with you soon he pictures of Mummies till then you can enjoy View of Pyramids.
  
  The Great Pyramids of Giza
  
  4 pyramids of the Giza Necropolis
  
  Entrance to the Pyramids
  
  Being Touristy
  
  Horse Cart Riding with the one I Love
  
  Our Horse ‘Sugar’
  
  Panoramic View
  
  Grand Corridors
  
  Pyramid of Queen
  
  Side view of Sphinx
  
  The Great Sphinx of Giza
  
  Must Have Picture
  
  Panoramic view
  
  Old Book Store
  
  Old Pictures
  
  Epic
  
  Pyramids by the Sunset..
  
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  #Gigantic #firstlook #Cairo #pyramids #fabulouslyf
  
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