Slideshow of photographs from Cambodia.

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Join Glyphdoctors' Dr. Nicole Hansen for this special tour of Luxor (Jan. 16-Jan. 27, 2008), home to the most spectacular monuments of ancient Egypt and a vibrant modern culture that most tourists never have a chance to experience. An American-Egyptian Egyptologist, Nicole brings to this tour a special perspective of ancient and modern Luxor. At the Theban Mapping Project, she was responsible for editing a Web site on the Valley of the Kings and a guidebook to Luxor written by Kent Weeks. She also is married to a physician from Luxor's West Bank. The tour will be operated by GAT Tours. For more information and to reserve your space on this tour, visit http://www.glyphdoctors.com.

5,000 years of history, along with sea, mountains, deserts, lakes and oases – no doubt you're starting to see that the list of great Egyptian tourist attractions is endless. Egypt: cultural hotspot, seaside paradise blessed by the sun god - famous for hospitality, good humour and warm welcomes. From the treasures of the Pharaohs to the breathtaking scenery, Egypt is jam-packed with things to see and do, no matter what your preferences, tastes or wishes! Dive in Egypt and discover the country from above and in 3Ds. Get a foretaste of the wonders awaiting you in Egypt: Giza pyramids, Karnak temple, Ramses II temple, diving spots, St Katherine’s monastery, Cairo, Alexandria,… and many more. From the Egyptian Tourist authority.

We rented a private holiday home away from the usual tourist towns, and had a lovely laid back holiday. We still managed to see most of the sights - except the main tourist towns. Well, we did have a quick look, the tourist bit is all the same everywhere, wall to wall sunloungers and shops. The rest of the island is well worth seeing.

A compilation of my trip to the Yunnan state in Southern China. Minority Chinese, mountains, temples, etc.

Abu Simbel has been building since 1250 BC.The entrance leads into a large hall with massive pillars fronted by figures of the pharaoh Ramses II - When the temple was threatened by submersion,during the construction of the Aswan Dam, the UNESCO,in 1963,launched a world wide appeal. During the salvage operation, the temple was dismantled and raised over 60 meters up the sandstone cliff where it had been built more than 3,000 years before. Here they were reassembled, in the exact same relationship to each other and the sun, and covered with an artificial mountain. The rays of the sun would light up the statues of the gods twice a year.

The run on the river of Bangkok between sacred temles, markets on stilt houses and the royal golden palace .The chao praya river is a main highway, with barges every few minutes, ferrys darting between them, express boats that are faster than driving in the fanciful traffic. Weeds float upstream and down with the wind and tide. The color is as bad as it looks. Kids swim in it, but the express passengers don't let it splash on them.

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just taking it all in: cambodia. nate and mark mix it up in one of southeast asia's most crazed and beautiful places. includes the road from poipet to siem reap, extraditions on the mekong, and cockroach eating in phnom penh. full episode to follow. eventually.