Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints! Its time for you both to have your own Webseries - Your episodes are too good for UA-cam. you should go to the North Pole in your next adventure✨✨👑👑 This was mine last time (turn on English sub since im indonesian) ua-cam.com/video/F1-tueInoN0/v-deo.html
You got lucky - Best Ever Food Review Show team just had a nightmare experience trying to film in Egypt! The police were the problem, not scammers. I'd never go there after seeing how they treat tourists.
@@MrSimonj1970 dear sir , i watched all Best ever food review show episodes in egypt ,,, Sonny had a shooting crew and professional filming gears ,,, all of which needs permissions ( I don't know what permits did the carnet , he showed on video , covered ) ,,, for instance , he needed a custom permit for goods ( professional shooting gears,) , which I believe is required in other countries through an ATA carnet. Also , he mentioned that his Egyptian guide , sadly , wasn't competent , and to show it ,, he managed to take footage in his absence, without any problem with z authorities . I believe he didn't prepare well for his series , he could have contacted his embassy at home or here in Cairo to smooth his way through bureaucracy and got him necessary permits or put him through ministry of tourism and antiquity to resolve any problem,,, I wonder why he didn't do that, that was unprofessional for a professional not to try and resolve this problem officially . As an individual u can go about taking photos as u wish,,, as did our friend here in Jumping places or Prowalk Tours and others , further check these out . That said , I do hope to see u in Egypt.
Great filming, audio and info as always guys, you’ve really managed to capture the size and magnificence of those wonderful ancient monuments. A lot of steps to those tombs!!
And don't forget that not only did the tombs originally have no steps or rails for folks to hold onto to but the original workers had no hiking boots- just were barefoot or in sandals when having to climb in/out of the place!
@@helennuttall True, but the Ancient Egyptians WERE the original laptop users! Their scribes would sit on floors crosslegged while transcribing whatever texts they needed to record on papyrus sheets they'd place on their own laps! LOL
Fantastic. It is a good and sensible way to see Egypt with less chance of encounted the scammers. Thanks so very much for the 'free tour'. Great Info too! ✌
That's incredible the Roman paintings over the Egyptian hieroglyphics . Thanks so much for showing us that I never seen that before. Such an amazing place must visit one day.
@@JumpingPlaces I hope you two go to Rome one day! There's quite a few Roman temples and buildings that wound up being the foundations and basements of medieval churches,etc. . Oh, and the Pantheon looks like an almost perfectly brand new Roman temple despite it being almost 2,000 years old- and having been a Christian church for the last 15 centuries(and all this with a big hole to see the sky smack in the middle of its roof)!
What an amazing trip to Luxor! To think that all of how much skill and detail the workers and artists had to carve and paint the elaborate artwork, symbols and writings,etc.- even in those tombs that also been excavated very steeply to deep levels into solid rock with no natural light (and somehow no traces of soot from torches were left behind by the original workers and their light sources from the pre-electric times is still a mystery)- and, in the tombs' cases, they were meant to be sealed off from humanity forever instead of being for any visitors or tourists to view! Also, those cartouches with the monarchs' names were the key to unlocking the how to translate Ancient Egyptian since the Rosetta Stone discovered in 1799 had its text hieroglyphics as well as in Greek and the French historian Jean-Francois Champollion was able to use the Egyptian cartouches for the rulers' names of Ptolemy and Cleopatra and saw where the corresponding words in the Greek part of that Stone. Up until his discovery in 1822, Ancient Egyptian writing had been a complete mystery for thousands of years (and thus almost all its pharaohs and indeed its history was unknown but for the few pharaohs and events that had been recorded and recollected to outsiders). And the Egyptians made the most of that vital Nile, since even during the pharaohs' times, it was recorded that almost all the other water sources dried up and, apart from a few oases, ALL the land not hugging the Nile's banks turned from forests and grasslands to desert! Another beautiful video and I'm happy you two got to enjoy that fascinating land and didn't let the hustlers spoil your enjoyment (though it's very hard to imagine either of you getting angry since you two seem so incredibly patient and mellow). Thanks again!
It was exciting to see your version of these temples and tombs. I've seen a lot of travel shows and documentaries of Luxor over the years, but your footage was better than anything I've ever seen. I really got a sense of the layout and the scale of things. Great job! Thank you.
Egypt in the impression is an ancient country, and seeing those walls really has a feeling of traveling through time and space! It's amazing to think how many people have been standing in the same place as you, thanks for sharing this trip! Note: I really want to see the original appearance of those palaces！👍😁🙏 印象中的埃及就是一個古老的國家，看到那些牆真的有一種穿越時空的感覺！ 想想看有多少人曾經站在你們站的位子，感覺實在是很奇妙，謝謝分享旅行！ 註：好想看那些宮殿原來的樣子！
@@JumpingPlaces You are so right, I hope the Egyptian government can find a place to rebuild those palaces with modern technology, I believe it can bring a large number of tourists! Hope I can visit there with you then！👍😃🙏🙌
One very efficient way would be the design of an AR or VR phone app which would superimpose an image of how things looked originally over the ruins as they are now. The are several already in existence, for castles in Japan and also ancient human habitats in the Outer Hebrides in Scotland. Everyone has a phone and its cheaper & easier than building a replica.
@@johngrant7696 I don't claim to have any knowledge about Dona Carolina's family history or roots. However, many Brazillians have Portuguese heritage . Before that, in what's now Portugal, previously the occupying Arabs had had offspring with the local Iberian population and before that the Arabs had had offspring with the Egyptians while they occupied that part of the world. Thus, it's not impossible that Dona Carolina (or, for that matter Sir Chris whose own mother is Brazillian) might have had some Egyptian ancestresses in the lineage from roughly 13 centuries ago but that would be entirely their and their families' calls to attempt to trace their pedigrees via documents and/or DNA and, especially, whether to share any of it with anyone outside their loved ones.
@@wardarcade7452 I just think she is awesome and he seems a genuinely good dude. King, Queen who cares. Nice people, good travel info. All good but thanks for the history lesson.
Hiya, firstly Congratulations. 230K. Roll on 500. My fav UA-cam couple. The best tour guides for any destination. Showing you areas most do not show. Beautiful tour around. Always informative. Perfect tunes. Good vibes.
Just so epic.Those hieroglyphics were so clear after so many thousands of years! The area is just huge. It's that dry desert climate that has preserved everything but the Egyptian govt has certainly done a wonderful job of restoring and presenting everything before it was too late.Ironically, the British Museum has the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts in the world- over 50,000.Most of these pieces were acquired (stolen?)during Britain's colonial rule.This includes the Rosetta Stone. Over 6 million people visit the British museum and its antiquities each year.Eygpt has asked many, many times for the objects to be returned (France has recently announced it will be returning some items from the Louvre to Egypt that it acquired through it's colonial rule there) but so far British Museum and govt have refused. Before they were closed off, there were numerous tomb raiders who stole gold,jewels,valuables buried with bodies to use in the afterlife as well as mummies and sarcophaguses, which had art work and jewels embedded in their surfaces. So many layers of history.
oh right, now I have seen all this video. You did encounter the notourios hustlers/scammers! Thanks for telling us and yes patience indeed is required. We can in some places encounter this situation here in Morocco but I don't think so much. Glad it didn't stop you from enjoying your outing. Cheers 💯✌
Magnificent Tour! Chris I always love your choice of background music which is important to the video. On this one I love the sort of Egyptian Flamencoish here and there. Tasty! 🙏❤️🤙
@@JumpingPlaces Traditional Middle Eastern music has had Ancient Egyptian music as one its main roots. In fact, many of its musical instruments had been first known in Ancient Egypt (and that also goes for instruments played in the Europe and North&South America- including the banjo)! Yes, I think it's safe to say that it's likely that had Ancient Egyptians been around to hear your background music, they would have liked it if not considered it familiar! Excellent selection!
Glad you got to go experience it in person. I did all of that 10 years ago and it still amazes me what I saw and experienced. The Nile cruise is awesome too, enjoy!
Hello Chris and Carol, was always a dream to visit Egypt and monuments, but now after seeing your video and so well explained, I just don't need to get there... I am very satisfied.. Thanks so much... 🤗
Beautiful. This brings back wonderful memories for me. These elaborate New Kingdom sites are so lovely. Wait till you see Abu Simbel. Old Kingdom sites are austere and powerful.
Estudei História Antiga e amei seu vídeo. A meu ver, trabalho impecável e ótima apresentação. Chris e Carolina, vocês fazem suas apresentações com respeito e entusiasmo. Aonde quer que estejam, material interessante, criativo e atraente. Acessível à todas gerações.
So much respect for the archeologists who have revealed with their patience and brushes for our enjoyment today! Just incredible video guys thank you so much!!! ~Cara 😊
ohhh Cris and Carol thanks. Its like i been walking with you in Luxor also. I remember the movie Transformer. Can't wait for the Pyramid of Giza. Take care always you guys. Guess you've heard about Sonny and his crew(best ever food review) experience their in Egypt its so scary.
We are so envious, never realized you would be able to get up close to the ruins to be able to touch the hieroglyphics… I was expecting it to be like the pyramids in Cairo, you can’t get too close to those. Amazing experience, I can’t wait to visit myself.
We just watched the best ever food review show, and Sonny as well as all of the commenters, said that Egypt is corrupt to the bone. They all said they were harassed, had things stolen, were given fines, encountered corrupt police, tour guides, attacked by crowds of people, had their cameras, phones, equipment confiscated. So, please be careful Chis and Carol. Stay safe and God bless you!
@@khaloood199 You're probably right! You can get scammed, shot, stabbed, robbed real easy in the US real easy. I didn't say the US was better than Egypt, they're both dangerous places!
Very cool, especially watching this on Easter Sunday with the crossover influences from Egyptian religion and Christianity, e.g. the concepts of life after death and eternal life... even the sun god Ra--the falcon with the disc over his head--who's kinda like the Christian concept of an all-powerful diety/God... very cool moment at 18:48 with falcon-headed Horus with his turban-looking crown followed then at 18:51 to see all-powerful falcon-headed Ra with the sun represented as a disc over his head. Before this I didn't realize they are two different gods. Wish you could have seen some images of Bastet the cat-headed god, but hey, no complaints!
Wow, this brought back memories of the film, The English Patient, and TV series, The Night Manager! Both are excellent and well worth watching. You would enjoy them more now you’ve been in Egypt.
great adventure u have....i would suggest if u guys are done in Egypt,try to jump to Jordan as u r almost there, one place to visit is Petra,which is one of the wonders of the world and after that go swim in the dead sea.
the largest and most important religious complex in ancient Egypt. The most significant structure, and the largest religious building ever built, is the Temple of Amun-Ra, considered to be where that god lived on earth with his wife, Mut, and son, Khonsu, who also have temples at the site.
They are amazing and unique but don't overlook the REST of Egypt's history including buildings and artifacts from the Nubians, Persians, Greeks[Macedonians], Romans, Byzantines, Arabs,etc.
we did all of this on our own just tagging on to the tours but starting at dawn so hardly any tourists and one temple across the river only us there. Also to see the fabulous tomb of Nefatari you need to go at dawn to get the ticket as only a limited number of tourists allowed each day. We got a local guy to take us across the river for only 5 egyptian pounds, same for boat trip up the nile.
Merida is very close to many Mayan cities and pyramids (and not too far away from some spectacular beaches) so let's hope that Chris and Carol consider visiting there one day!
@@wardarcade7452 yes we are exploring this area for another 1.5 more years. Soon we are moving to the coast its only 25min from where we are. Then thinking Oaxaca on the coast Cheers. 2 gringos on the Gulf
Hi. I enjoyed your video as it brought back memories of so many holidays there. Your choice of music and volume was spot on. While I followed your link to the music site, I wouldn't know which tracks you used, which was a shame.
I know both you and Carol tend to focus on natural settings, but all these ancient Egyptian sites were spectacular. I understand why one of my friends has been to Egypt 3 times - she has traveled all over the world and Egypt is her favorite place. The bummer is how some of the locals treat the tourists as people they can easily take advantage of and scam for money. I still do want to visit Egypt in the next several years.
Very nice, Luxor has rich history of antiquity being the pharaoh’s capital of ancient Egypt where you see most oldest and famous Egyptian sites. How’s the weather there? I went there in June but it was so so hot even at 10 am esp. when you’re exploring in an open museum like the Temple of Karnak. The best time to tour these open museums is in late afternoon so the dry and hot air can be tolerated.
It was hot but not too extreme on this day, other days got super hot! Also the weather and temperature changed a lot depending on where we were in egypt
Superb vlog on Luxor (loved all your videos about Egypt and I'm also a fan of your other vlogs, in particular Myanmar 🇲🇲 , congrats for the amazing job and thanks for the cool footage. Saw in one of your videos that you are also using a GoPro. Got myself a Hero11 and wondered in which mode you are shooting for outdoor and indoors (natural or flat?). Thanks and all the best with your future travels and vlogs 😉 Keep up the good work, best, Stephane
Pretty cool video in a hot weather 🙂,,,, upper egypt ( southern egypt) is best visited from November to late February,( its known as high season , prices will be a bit elevated ) ,,, I guess my advice is abit late ,,, but hope fellow tourists might benefit of it ,,,, welcome to Egypt ,,, at any time u'll sure have some activity u can enjoy ( probably ur travel guide chart will point these out ) . recreation places along beaches at summer ,,, or visit archaeological sites mostly in upper egypt , better visited in winter ( there's other archaeological places all across Egypt) ,,, have a nice time ,,,
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Its time for you both to have your own Webseries - Your episodes are too good for UA-cam.
you should go to the North Pole in your next adventure✨✨👑👑 This was mine last time (turn on English sub since im indonesian) ua-cam.com/video/F1-tueInoN0/v-deo.html
You got lucky - Best Ever Food Review Show team just had a nightmare experience trying to film in Egypt! The police were the problem, not scammers. I'd never go there after seeing how they treat tourists.
@@MrSimonj1970 dear sir , i watched all Best ever food review show episodes in egypt ,,, Sonny had a shooting crew and professional filming gears ,,, all of which needs permissions ( I don't know what permits did the carnet , he showed on video , covered ) ,,, for instance , he needed a custom permit for goods ( professional shooting gears,) , which I believe is required in other countries through an ATA carnet.
Also , he mentioned that his Egyptian guide , sadly , wasn't competent , and to show it ,, he managed to take footage in his absence, without any problem with z authorities .
I believe he didn't prepare well for his series , he could have contacted his embassy at home or here in Cairo to smooth his way through bureaucracy and got him necessary permits or put him through ministry of tourism and antiquity to resolve any problem,,, I wonder why he didn't do that, that was unprofessional for a professional not to try and resolve this problem officially .
As an individual u can go about taking photos as u wish,,, as did our friend here in Jumping places or Prowalk Tours and others , further check these out .
That said , I do hope to see u in Egypt.
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I live in Luxor.. and I've been following you on UA-cam for a year.. and I love you so much
اتمني اني اقابلكم صدفة في الاقصر ♥♥♥
Great filming, audio and info as always guys, you’ve really managed to capture the size and magnificence of those wonderful ancient monuments. A lot of steps to those tombs!!
Many thanks!
And don't forget that not only did the tombs originally have no steps or rails for folks to hold onto to but the original workers had no hiking boots- just were barefoot or in sandals when having to climb in/out of the place!
@@wardarcade7452 ah yes, the incredible strength of humans before we started sitting at computers!
@@helennuttall True, but the Ancient Egyptians WERE the original laptop users! Their scribes would sit on floors crosslegged while transcribing whatever texts they needed to record on papyrus sheets they'd place on their own laps! LOL
@@wardarcade7452 haha, yes of course!
Fantastic. It is a good and sensible way to see Egypt with less chance of encounted the scammers. Thanks so very much for the 'free tour'. Great Info too! ✌
Glad you enjoyed it
That's incredible the Roman paintings over the Egyptian hieroglyphics . Thanks so much for showing us that I never seen that before. Such an amazing place must visit one day.
Yes I didn’t expect to see the Roman paintings there, definitely should visit!
@@JumpingPlaces I hope you two go to Rome one day! There's quite a few Roman temples and buildings that wound up being the foundations and basements of medieval churches,etc. . Oh, and the Pantheon looks like an almost perfectly brand new Roman temple despite it being almost 2,000 years old- and having been a Christian church for the last 15 centuries(and all this with a big hole to see the sky smack in the middle of its roof)!
This part of the Luxor temple was turn into a church. Thanks why you can see those paintings.
Bro, thats vandalism. It's not cool.😂
What an amazing trip to Luxor! To think that all of how much skill and detail the workers and artists had to carve and paint the elaborate artwork, symbols and writings,etc.- even in those tombs that also been excavated very steeply to deep levels into solid rock with no natural light (and somehow no traces of soot from torches were left behind by the original workers and their light sources from the pre-electric times is still a mystery)- and, in the tombs' cases, they were meant to be sealed off from humanity forever instead of being for any visitors or tourists to view! Also, those cartouches with the monarchs' names were the key to unlocking the how to translate Ancient Egyptian since the Rosetta Stone discovered in 1799 had its text hieroglyphics as well as in Greek and the French historian Jean-Francois Champollion was able to use the Egyptian cartouches for the rulers' names of Ptolemy and Cleopatra and saw where the corresponding words in the Greek part of that Stone. Up until his discovery in 1822, Ancient Egyptian writing had been a complete mystery for thousands of years (and thus almost all its pharaohs and indeed its history was unknown but for the few pharaohs and events that had been recorded and recollected to outsiders). And the Egyptians made the most of that vital Nile, since even during the pharaohs' times, it was recorded that almost all the other water sources dried up and, apart from a few oases, ALL the land not hugging the Nile's banks turned from forests and grasslands to desert! Another beautiful video and I'm happy you two got to enjoy that fascinating land and didn't let the hustlers spoil your enjoyment (though it's very hard to imagine either of you getting angry since you two seem so incredibly patient and mellow). Thanks again!
@odwight No, I'm not a professor but I was raised to love history! You are most welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
It was exciting to see your version of these temples and tombs. I've seen a lot of travel shows and documentaries of Luxor over the years, but your footage was better than anything I've ever seen. I really got a sense of the layout and the scale of things. Great job! Thank you.
Cheers Doug, more awesome ancient egyptian places coming soon!
nice video, I was in Luxor in 1990s during a Nile cruise... enjoy!
Watching your trip in Luxor. Awesome views. Thank you for sharing your adventures. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Oh my, your trip looks wonderful. The Nile cruise sounds fabulous. Im anxiously waiting for your next video
Coming soon!
Just amazing. Thank you for letting us be part of it.
thanks for watching!
Thank you SO much for this wonderful 'DROP' on Karnak. Beautifully produced, what a talent. THANK YOU from one Brit/Celt to another xox
Egypt in the impression is an ancient country, and seeing those walls really has a feeling of traveling through time and space!
It's amazing to think how many people have been standing in the same place as you, thanks for sharing this trip!
Note: I really want to see the original appearance of those palaces！👍😁🙏
印象中的埃及就是一個古老的國家，看到那些牆真的有一種穿越時空的感覺！
想想看有多少人曾經站在你們站的位子，感覺實在是很奇妙，謝謝分享旅行！
註：好想看那些宮殿原來的樣子！
Wish we could have seen it in all its color, they should make a replica somewhere and make it all colorful like it would have been :D
@@JumpingPlaces You are so right, I hope the Egyptian government can find a place to rebuild those palaces with modern technology,
I believe it can bring a large number of tourists! Hope I can visit there with you then！👍😃🙏🙌
One very efficient way would be the design of an AR or VR phone app which would superimpose an image of how things looked originally over the ruins as they are now. The are several already in existence, for castles in Japan and also ancient human habitats in the Outer Hebrides in Scotland. Everyone has a phone and its cheaper & easier than building a replica.
@@raymonde4272 Thanks for the suggestion, but I think people still like to see the real thing and feel the shock!
Its great to see you happy
welcome to Egypt
hope you come again
Thanks! 😃
Carol looks like an Egyptian Queen.
Many people asked if she was egyptian here lol
@@JumpingPlaces You never know … Egyptian Queen is possible even though family from Brazil. I say she is.
@@johngrant7696 I don't claim to have any knowledge about Dona Carolina's family history or roots. However, many Brazillians have Portuguese heritage . Before that, in what's now Portugal, previously the occupying Arabs had had offspring with the local Iberian population and before that the Arabs had had offspring with the Egyptians while they occupied that part of the world. Thus, it's not impossible that Dona Carolina (or, for that matter Sir Chris whose own mother is Brazillian) might have had some Egyptian ancestresses in the lineage from roughly 13 centuries ago but that would be entirely their and their families' calls to attempt to trace their pedigrees via documents and/or DNA and, especially, whether to share any of it with anyone outside their loved ones.
@@wardarcade7452 I just think she is awesome and he seems a genuinely good dude. King, Queen who cares. Nice people, good travel info. All good but thanks for the history lesson.
You do a marvelous job sharing what your eyes got see & your experiences. There’s a history there we no little of.
Blessed you dear who show us beautiful things in humble places where some people never see them!!!!🥰❤💯
Really thank you for that.....
So nice of you
We were in Luxor for 10 days about a month ago. We then took a Nile Cruise to Aswan. Your video is excellent! To bad you weren’t able to stay longer.
Wonderful Egypt, Beautiful places, thanks for sharing very nice video and useful comments 👌👌👌
Hiya, firstly Congratulations. 230K. Roll on 500. My fav UA-cam couple. The best tour guides for any destination. Showing you areas most do not show. Beautiful tour around. Always informative. Perfect tunes. Good vibes.
Thanks Nicky 😁 hope your having a nice weekend 👍
@@JumpingPlaces Thank you
Just so epic.Those hieroglyphics were so clear after so many thousands of years! The area is just huge. It's that dry desert climate that has preserved everything but the Egyptian govt has certainly done a wonderful job of restoring and presenting everything before it was too late.Ironically, the British Museum has the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts in the world- over 50,000.Most of these pieces were acquired (stolen?)during Britain's colonial rule.This includes the Rosetta Stone. Over 6 million people visit the British museum and its antiquities each year.Eygpt has asked many, many times for the objects to be returned (France has recently announced it will be returning some items from the Louvre to Egypt that it acquired through it's colonial rule there) but so far British Museum and govt have refused. Before they were closed off, there were numerous tomb raiders who stole gold,jewels,valuables buried with bodies to use in the afterlife as well as mummies and
sarcophaguses, which had art work and jewels embedded in their surfaces. So many layers of history.
oh right, now I have seen all this video. You did encounter the notourios hustlers/scammers! Thanks for telling us and yes patience indeed is required. We can in some places encounter this situation here in Morocco but I don't think so much. Glad it didn't stop you from enjoying your outing. Cheers 💯✌
Magnificent Tour! Chris I always love your choice of background music which is important to the video. On this one I love the sort of Egyptian Flamencoish here and there. Tasty! 🙏❤️🤙
Glad you enjoyed it, was able to find some middle eastern music for this one but it was hard to find!
@@JumpingPlaces Traditional Middle Eastern music has had Ancient Egyptian music as one its main roots. In fact, many of its musical instruments had been first known in Ancient Egypt (and that also goes for instruments played in the Europe and North&South America- including the banjo)! Yes, I think it's safe to say that it's likely that had Ancient Egyptians been around to hear your background music, they would have liked it if not considered it familiar! Excellent selection!
Amazing ancient history. Quite something to see the massive sandstone sculptures. Very different experience for you.
Yeah it almost didn't seem real to see it in person, bizarre!
Simply outstanding ! Thank you immensely. I pray to one day be there.
I hope so too!
Glad you got to go experience it in person. I did all of that 10 years ago and it still amazes me what I saw and experienced. The Nile cruise is awesome too, enjoy!
Yes the sites are unbelievable, nile cruise vid coming soon :D
Spectacular stuff. . .ancient Egypt has always fascinated me. This little trek was wonderful. Thanks! 😎
FANTASTIC VIDEO GUYS 😄
Thank you!! 😁
Thanks for sharing this amazing videos and for guiding us through these wonderful paintings. What a beautiful country!
Glad you like them!
I’m very envious, Egypt is somewhere I’ve always wanted to visit! Thanks so much for sharing the video!
Absolutely fantastic ! The coulourful statues colums the walls with paintings and hyroglyphes the music ♥️ and you both showing this Beauty
OMG I would have to say one of your best vlogs...So Beautiful !
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful culture of Egypt!
Hello Chris and Carol, was always a dream to visit Egypt and monuments, but now after seeing your video and so well explained, I just don't need to get there... I am very satisfied.. Thanks so much... 🤗
Welcome to my country Al Jamaliyah Luxor, we are honored to have you😘🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful. This brings back wonderful memories for me. These elaborate New Kingdom sites are so lovely. Wait till you see Abu Simbel. Old Kingdom sites are austere and powerful.
Abu Simbel coming soon in the next video :D
we enjoyed with you this rich history video with a good filming quality , thank you🥰
What an amazing video. Don't remember any UA-camrs capturing this place in such detail and clearly explained. Thank you for the video. 🙏
Carol’s outfit was very nice for this excursion. Beautiful color. Worked well with backdrop. Glad you both enjoyed your trip.
Make sure you go to Abu Simbel if you can possibly make, a tip from someone who has been to Carvoeiro twice
Always a good choice of BG music,
The temple tour looks nice! Nice video
Thanks a lot!
@@JumpingPlaces Looks like you guys picked a great seasonal time with less tourists and heat. While still able to swim. Shows good planning IMO
I hope you come to Alexandria soon so I can take you to visit the Alexandria library, Citadel of Qaitbay.
Montaza Palace
Splendid video and very interesting 👍👍. We love it
Thank you 🤗
Some useful points raised there.
I'm happy to be able to join you in your Egyptian travels! 😎🌊☀️🙏
Us too!
This is an amazing video! Loved every minute of it. Very relaxing. Thank you for sharing all your great adventures.
Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome, :-), thanks for the tour, once again, enjoyed it. take care Carol and Chris :-)
Estudei História Antiga e amei seu vídeo. A meu ver, trabalho impecável e ótima apresentação. Chris e Carolina, vocês fazem suas apresentações com respeito e entusiasmo. Aonde quer que estejam, material interessante, criativo e atraente. Acessível à todas gerações.
Obrigado!
AMAZING!!! Wow, just wow. Parabéns!
Glad you liked it!
Great video, I was there a few years ago, absolutely brilliant! You must do the Abu Simble trip, it will blow your mind!!!!
We visit there in the next video coming soon :D
Amazing. Makes me want to go there.
I miss Luxor, so majestic. My favorite city was Aswan.
So much respect for the archeologists who have revealed with their patience and brushes for our enjoyment today! Just incredible video guys thank you so much!!! ~Cara 😊
ohhh Cris and Carol thanks. Its like i been walking with you in Luxor also. I remember the movie Transformer. Can't wait for the Pyramid of Giza. Take care always you guys. Guess you've heard about Sonny and his crew(best ever food review) experience their in Egypt its so scary.
I really enjoyed the music you chose for this and the Aswan video. :)
Awesome sound track and editing! Really nice video!
We are so envious, never realized you would be able to get up close to the ruins to be able to touch the hieroglyphics… I was expecting it to be like the pyramids in Cairo, you can’t get too close to those. Amazing experience, I can’t wait to visit myself.
Nice Vlog 👍🏼 All the temples and tombs are amazing. A Nile Cruise is perfect to see many spots in a few days.
Great vlog guys, it's all so interesting and informative too.
Cheers!
We just watched the best ever food review show, and Sonny as well as all of the commenters, said that Egypt is corrupt to the bone. They all said they were harassed, had things stolen, were given fines, encountered corrupt police, tour guides, attacked by crowds of people, had their cameras, phones, equipment confiscated. So, please be careful Chis and Carol. Stay safe and God bless you!
Luckily we didn’t experience anything too crazy, just hustlers for us
@@JumpingPlaces So glad to hear that. Be safe!
I believe your country more corrupt then Egypt 😂
@@khaloood199 You're probably right! You can get scammed, shot, stabbed, robbed real easy in the US real easy. I didn't say the US was better than Egypt, they're both dangerous places!
Welcome to Egypt. I hope you enjoyed Dahab, Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, El Gouna, Ain Sokhna and Alexandria. and Madinty adorable
Literally never comment on anyone, but I love you guys. good work
Simply amazing temples and stuff. I particularly liked the last part where U informed about Scammers for the benefit of other tourists.
Hi 👋 I’m new Subscriber ,welcome to Egypt 🇪🇬
Amazingly beautiful.
It really is!
Loving the Egypt videos cannot wait to go here one day
DO NOT EVEN think about going to Egypt, do research, it's a nightmare
@@kleerogers better goes to this bs India in your opinion 😂
Egypt is amazing, it deserves to be visited you will never forget it
@@salomastation6004 I am going to go no one has ever deterred me from somewhere I dreamed about visiting thanks
@@kleerogers هو مصر عملت ايه يبني انلاقيها منكم والا من العرب
This is one of your most impressive videos. Congratulations.
another excellent video. it reminded me of hercule poirot and death on the nile with some of the temples and perhaps tomorrow with your cruise.
good evening from Greece. one of the trips I dream of doing is this, to visit Egypt.
Very cool, especially watching this on Easter Sunday with the crossover influences from Egyptian religion and Christianity, e.g. the concepts of life after death and eternal life... even the sun god Ra--the falcon with the disc over his head--who's kinda like the Christian concept of an all-powerful diety/God... very cool moment at 18:48 with falcon-headed Horus with his turban-looking crown followed then at 18:51 to see all-powerful falcon-headed Ra with the sun represented as a disc over his head. Before this I didn't realize they are two different gods. Wish you could have seen some images of Bastet the cat-headed god, but hey, no complaints!
so super! thank you so much! gorgeous temples😍😍👍👍💖💖
Thank you too :d
O antigo Egito é incrível! Lindas imagens e história!!!
The music is fantastic
Cheers!
Very nice 👍, it was nice filmed . Thank you 🙏
Your video made me want to visit Egypt, great video
Chris, you did it again 👍 Awesome video, almost looked like Carol was the tour guide😹…
Bellissimo posto!💛
Beautiful! Keep enjoying.
Wow, this brought back memories of the film, The English Patient, and TV series, The Night Manager! Both are excellent and well worth watching. You would enjoy them more now you’ve been in Egypt.
Watched both of those but ages ago!
Great video thank you for putting it up. 🇬🇧
great adventure u have....i would suggest if u guys are done in Egypt,try to jump to Jordan as u r almost there, one place to visit is Petra,which is one of the wonders of the world and after that go swim in the dead sea.
the largest and most important religious complex in ancient Egypt. The most significant structure, and the largest religious building ever built, is the Temple of Amun-Ra, considered to be where that god lived on earth with his wife, Mut, and son, Khonsu, who also have temples at the site.
Loving your videos so much.
Travel programs don’t always show you from a travellers perspective.. great video!
Ancient places in Egypt are top tourists attraction.
They are amazing and unique but don't overlook the REST of Egypt's history including buildings and artifacts from the Nubians, Persians, Greeks[Macedonians], Romans, Byzantines, Arabs,etc.
@@wardarcade7452 Yes they too
You both sure are in complete de NILE! lol Great episode - so much history! Stay safe - have a blast.
we did all of this on our own just tagging on to the tours but starting at dawn so hardly any tourists and one temple across the river only us there. Also to see the fabulous tomb of Nefatari you need to go at dawn to get the ticket as only a limited number of tourists allowed each day. We got a local guy to take us across the river for only 5 egyptian pounds, same for boat trip up the nile.
Kickass history lesson.
Wow amazing place
Thanks for sharing 2 Canadians living in Mexico Merida sending support Cheers J&D
Thanks so much!
Merida is very close to many Mayan cities and pyramids (and not too far away from some spectacular beaches) so let's hope that Chris and Carol consider visiting there one day!
@@wardarcade7452 yes we are exploring this area for another 1.5 more years. Soon we are moving to the coast its only 25min from where we are. Then thinking Oaxaca on the coast Cheers. 2 gringos on the Gulf
Hi. I enjoyed your video as it brought back memories of so many holidays there. Your choice of music and volume was spot on. While I followed your link to the music site, I wouldn't know which tracks you used, which was a shame.
Fantastic video thanks. Are there any tours to the red sea, cant see it on viator
great video suitsgreat civilization!
I know both you and Carol tend to focus on natural settings, but all these ancient Egyptian sites were spectacular. I understand why one of my friends has been to Egypt 3 times - she has traveled all over the world and Egypt is her favorite place. The bummer is how some of the locals treat the tourists as people they can easily take advantage of and scam for money. I still do want to visit Egypt in the next several years.
you guys should check out the scarab club in el gouna, iv been there and it was amazing !
for the private tour where did you book? I would love info on having a private tour in Luxor like you guys had?
Very nice, Luxor has rich history of antiquity being the pharaoh’s capital of ancient Egypt where you see most oldest and famous Egyptian sites. How’s the weather there? I went there in June but it was so so hot even at 10 am esp. when you’re exploring in an open museum like the Temple of Karnak. The best time to tour these open museums is in late afternoon so the dry and hot air can be tolerated.
It was hot but not too extreme on this day, other days got super hot! Also the weather and temperature changed a lot depending on where we were in egypt
Superb vlog on Luxor (loved all your videos about Egypt and I'm also a fan of your other vlogs, in particular Myanmar 🇲🇲 , congrats for the amazing job and thanks for the cool footage. Saw in one of your videos that you are also using a GoPro. Got myself a Hero11 and wondered in which mode you are shooting for outdoor and indoors (natural or flat?). Thanks and all the best with your future travels and vlogs 😉 Keep up the good work, best, Stephane
Finally experienced Luxor. Had Fharohs revenge in Hurghada in 2008!
Pretty cool video in a hot weather 🙂,,,, upper egypt ( southern egypt) is best visited from November to late February,( its known as high season , prices will be a bit elevated ) ,,, I guess my advice is abit late ,,, but hope fellow tourists might benefit of it ,,,, welcome to Egypt ,,, at any time u'll sure have some activity u can enjoy ( probably ur travel guide chart will point these out ) . recreation places along beaches at summer ,,, or visit archaeological sites mostly in upper egypt , better visited in winter ( there's other archaeological places all across Egypt) ,,, have a nice time ,,,