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Explorar as ruínas Ramesseum no Egito

Ainda não publicado by Vanessa Boiser

País: Egito

A Experiência

As Ruínas Ramesseum no Egito, localizada no Vale dos Reis, é o lugar do enterro do rei Ramsés II, que governou por 67 anos. Sob o governo de Ramsés II, o Egito experimentou a prosperidade ea opulência e não é de admirar que as ruínas Ramesseum no Egito foi um dos locais mais grandiosos do enterro na área. Infelizmente, o lugar onde o túmulo do faraó é construído é mais vulnerável a inundações e saques de modo que, atualmente, o túmulo é mais danificada. Esforços estão sendo feitos para restaurá-lo de volta ao seu esplendor original. Recentemente, houve um relato de roubo antecipado nas ruínas Ramesseum no Egito, que inclui um busto de granito do faraó muito amado. As ruínas Ramesseum no Egito podem ser facilmente identificados para a estátua de 17 metros do faraó. Foi dito que ele levou 20 anos para construir o túmulo grand desde Ramses II foi instalado como o governador da terra.

Quando ir

The best time to visit the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt is during winter, preferably in November to January when the temperature is not very hot and it is less uncomfortable to explore the tomb. The advantage of going to the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt, especially in the early morning is there are less people who explore the area because there is little to see inside the tomb since most of it is harmed by the looters and the flooding. But the good news is it offers a respite from the herd of tourists because less people come to explore the tomb. Moreover, you will still be able to marvel at the architectural feat done outside the tomb because everything was done in the grandest scale. Also, it is likely that you will visit a few more tombs instead of just exploring the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt. This is usually because a pre-arranged tour to the Valley of the Kings is given as a package of at least three burial sites. A pre-planned tour to the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt is more advisable than going on your own so you will not fall prey to people who just show up and give you an unsolicited tour in exchange for baksheesh (tip).

Odds n 'Ends

To prepare you for your visit to the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt, you must first ensure that it is safe to travel to Egypt. Presently, the atmosphere in the Valley of the Kings is relatively peaceful. However, check with your embassy for a travel review against going to Cairo. If the atmosphere is found to be pleasant and fit for travel, book a hotel in Cairo and don’t forget to ask about pre-arranged tours with a guide or just a car to the Ramesseum ruins. Hotels in Cairo provide excellent service at more affordable prices compared to other popular tourist destinations. Going in the winter or at peak season will be a bit more expensive but truly worth it. Men and women should dress conservatively to prevent offending Egyptians. Leave your shorts and sleeveless at home, unless you are going to visit a beach or a resort and wear comfortable shoes that won’t melt on the hot asphalt and sand. If you are going to bring a camera, ask your tour operator to avail a permit for you to take pictures along with the tickets to the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt. Don’t forget to bring a flashlight to help you see inside the tomb. Make sure to bring Egyptian pounds for tipping. 5E£ is a fair enough tip for people who are extra helpful. ATMs and credit cards are widely accepted in Cairo and if you are going to the Ramesseum ruins in Egypt on a Friday, withdraw money beforehand since most of the banks and other establishments will be closed. Do not forget to rehydrate to prevent yourself from getting exhausted. Finally, have fun and enjoy your trip! Here is a nice hotel where you can spend your holiday in Egypt:

Four Seasons Hotel Cairo (Nile Plaza)
Maglis El Shaab, Garden City, Cairo 11519, Egito
Tel:. 20 (2) 2791-6900
Website: http://www.fourseasons.com/cairo/?source=tacairoblhotel

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