Re: Experiences in Jerusalem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ben Sharvy) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
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> > > I recommend all 3 (although Egypt was a bit too touristic for my
> > > liking).
> > 
> > I plan to go to Egypt as well, and have been asking for advices from
> > friends that have been there. When it comes to problems with heavy
> > tourism, you should follow one pice of advice: Stay away from the
> > pyramids and the area around! From what I have heard, you should focus
> > on the area around The Nile and The Red Sea.
> > 
> 
> That's a bit silly. The pyramids are amazing and unique in the world.
> You might as well say: if you want to avoid tourism, don't go anywhere
> amazing.

Not really. If what I have heard is right, very littlet comes close to
the terrible conditions for tourists around the pyramids. On the other
side Egypt has so much amazing and unique to offer. But if you are
determined to go, why don't you just do so and report back when you
come back? Anybody else with experiences from the pyamids to share
with us?

Jan