Khia having dinner at the Maxim...Photo by Genesis A, Philippines
The view of the reef is nice and bright, Glass Bot...Photo by Stacey J, United Kingdom
This is what you look through...glass bottomed boa...Photo by Stacey J, United Kingdom
My grandfather, Taniela, Myself (Ana Tupou), and m...Photo by Ana T, USA
Live Entertainment at the Maxim...Photo by Genesis A, Philippines
View along the Nile River...Photo by Genesis A, Philippines
great food Photo by SAMUEL H
View along the Nile River...Photo by Genesis A, Philippines
Would have been nice to know the name of the fish ...Photo by Stacey J, United Kingdom
Belly Dance...wow wow Photo by Mohammad S
Whirling Dance...enthralling.. Photo by Mohammad S
Carlos, enjoy the trip the food atractions enterta...Photo by Carlos A, USA
BEAUTIFUL TYPE OF CORAL AT RED SEAPhoto by MIGUEL S, Brazil
One of the waiters on the Maxim with myself. Very ...Photo by Ana T, USA
We were all smiles after an awesome evening aboard...Photo by Raymond G, Philippines
BEAUTIFUL TYPE OF CORAL AT RED SEAPhoto by MIGUEL S, Brazil
The final act of the night was rendered by this yo...Photo by Raymond G, Philippines
Gene having dinner at the Maxim...Photo by Genesis A, Philippines
BEAUTIFUL TYPE OF CORAL AT RED SEAPhoto by MIGUEL S, Brazil
Climbing outPhoto by Mahmoud R
Middle East & Africa
Attractions
Middle East & Africa Attractions: Ruin - Ancient
Here's a list of all attractions in Middle East & Africa tagged as 'Ruin - Ancient' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local attractions.
Dendera (Dandarah)
The main lure at Dendera is the Temple of Hathor, one of the least ancient of ancient Egypt’s glories, main construction being more or less contemporary ... Continue Reading »
Saqqara (Sakkara)
Saqqara (or Sakkara) lies about 18 miles (30 km) south of Cairo and was the burial site for the ancient Egyptian capital Memphis, now in ruins. In the site of ... Continue Reading »
Valley of the Kings
The harsh, lunar landscape of the Valley of the Kings is the resting place of numerous New Kingdom pharaohs, whose remains were interred in tombs burrowed ... Continue Reading »
Temple of Karnak
The largest of Luxor’s temples, Karnak was one of the most sacred sites in ancient Egypt. It marked the ascendancy of Thebes (present day Luxor) as the ... Continue Reading »
Temple of Hatshepsut (Deir el-Bahari)
The vast Temple of Hatshepsut in Deir el-Bahari rivals the Pyramids as one of the great funerary monuments of the ancient world. Built into the towering ... Continue Reading »
Abu Simbel Temple
The two temples at Abu Simbel are perhaps the best known and most visited ancient sites in Egypt after the Pyramids of Giza. Built by Ramesses II in the 13th ... Continue Reading »
Luxor Temple
The enormous Luxor Temple was one of the great constructions of the New Kingdom (dating from the 14th century BC) dedicated to the god Amun. It was known as ... Continue Reading »
Tombs of the Nobles (Valley of the Nobles)
The Tombs of the Nobles (or Valley of the Nobles) may lack the star power of the Valley of the Kings or other Luxor hotspots, but this neglected gem is well ... Continue Reading »
Valley of the Artisans (Deir el-Medina)
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Creating the Valley of the Kings was no simple undertaking: a small army of builders, engineers, engravers and other workers was required to carve the ... Continue Reading »
Masada
The incredible fortress of Masada, located in the astonishing Judean Desert near the Dead Sea, has been symbolic to the Israeli people since the Roman era, ... Continue Reading »
Bethlehem
Bethlehem (בית לחם) is a small city in the West Bank, and attracts millions of visitors every year for its historical and religious significance. Known in ... Continue Reading »
Ramesseum (Mortuary Temple of Ramses II)
While not as well preserved as nearby Medinet Habu, this mortuary temple dedicated to Ramses II, dating to 1258 BC, still has more than enough to interest ... Continue Reading »
Jerash
In ancient times, the Roman town of Gerasa grew rich from iron ore as well as agricultural products which flourished in this comparatively lush temperate ... Continue Reading »
Western Wall
Perhaps the most significant landmark of the Jewish people and symbol of the Old City of Jerusalem, the Western Wall (or the Wailing Wall) is the last ... Continue Reading »
Lesedi Cultural Village
The “Cradle of Humankind” is an area north-west of Johannesburg which has produced some of the oldest proto-human fossils on Earth. Lesedi Cultural Village, ... Continue Reading »
- Animal Park
- Beach
- Castle
- Cemetery
- Cultural Experience
- Good for Honeymoons
- Good Place to Drink
- Good Place to Relax
- Good Place to Sleep
- Holy Place
- Island
- Market
- Monument - Historical
- Monument - Modern
- Mosque
- Museum
- National Park
- Neighborhood
- Palace
- People Watching
- Plaza / Square
- Reef
- Restaurant
- Romantic
- Sailing
- Shopping / Entertainment Center
- Spa
- Street / Avenue
- Swim & Snorkel
- Temple
- Tip - What to See & Do
- Town / City
- Walking / Hiking
- Water Sports
- Winery
- Bazaar
- Casino
- Cave
- Church / Cathedral
- Good for Families
- Good for Kids
- Good Place to Eat
- Good Place to Shop
- Good Views / Viewpoint
- Hotel
- Lake
- Monastery
- Monument - Military
- Monument - Natural
- Mountain
- Must-Do Experience
- Nature & Wildlife
- Off-the-Beaten Path
- Park / Garden
- Pier / Waterfront / Port
- Popular with Locals
- Religious Experience
- River
- Ruin - Ancient
- Scuba Diving
- Shrine
- Statue / Monument
- Sunrise / Sunset
- Synagogue
- Theme Park
- Tip - When to Go
- UNESCO Heritage Site
- Walking/Hiking
- Waterfall
- Zoo
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