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Walk like an Egyptian down the Processional Staircase at Dendera and get a close-up look at the hieroglyphs of ancient rituals.

If you love ancient Egypt, archeology, and discovering places most people have never even heard of, Dendera is a must see.

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Crypto access is only 100EGP. NOT recommended for anyone with limited mobility or claustrophobia.

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The carved columns and ceiling are amazing.

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The current temple was started in 360 BCE over the ruins dating from 2250 BCE. The ceiling restoration removed centuries of dirt, smoke, and ash from the carvings started in 2005 and continued until 2011, resumed in 2017 amd completed in 2021.

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There are so many gems and jewels to enjoy.

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If I didn't tell you that you were in Egypt, where do you think you would be.

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This is the "small" bathroom. But it's only small in comparison to the main bathroom.

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The main bathroom in Royal Jewelry Museum Palace, is a dreamy bath covered in Deco painted tiles of pastoral scenes.

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The building built in 1919 as a palace for Princess Fatima Al-Zahra. This corridor of stained glass connects the east and west wings of the palace.

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Selected clips from the authentic Hijaz Railway Train Journey. Reenactments rides are free IF you book with your JordanPass or 12JOD if you buy a ticket when you arrive.

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Sliding down without a sled, board or rug is slow, so I sped up the video. =)

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A quiet morning in the Jordanian Desert.

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Yummy carrots and potatoes on the top layer, chicken on the middle layer, and lamb on the bottom.

I'm glad I didn't skip dinner!

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The Temple of Seti I in Abydos is now off the beaten path down a VERY bumpy road but reachable on a day trip from Luxor. Go early and have the temple all to yourself.

Side note: I first learned of Abydos from the movie Stargate, then the show Stargate SG-1. ☺️

I think one of the most significant things in the temple is the Abydos Cartouche List of Pharoahs is an ancient record of 76 pharaohs from early Egyptian history, beginning with Menes and ending with Seti I. It is carved onto a wall in the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, Egypt. The first 2 rows list the pharoah cartouches in chronological order. The third row repeats the throne name and birth name of the reigning pharaoh, Seti I over and over. (A tiny bit egotistical. 🤏🏻)

The list intentionally leaves out pharoahs the 19th Dynasty considered illegitimate, heretical, or politically disruptive: Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, Smenkhkare, *Tutankhamun*, Ay, the Hyksos rulers, and the ephemeral kings of the 9th, 10th, and entire 2nd Intermediate Period. It might be some of the earliest examples of revisionist history.

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Once you climb past The Monastery, you can explore the the mountains and find a quiet path for yourself.

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We all have that one friend...

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Divers check out a huge fan coral on a wall dive.

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