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18th September 2010
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Egypt
 The Pyramids of Giza have survived the centuries as lasting symbols of Egyptian culture. The same might be said for the sturdy camels that haul visitors around to see the area's many wonders.  A plentiful supply of dates arrives at Saqqara's souk, or market. The souk�s unmarried women are distinguished by their brightly colored clothing, while wives wear black.  From any angle, Giza's pyramids inspire awe. Recently, scientists have learned much about the communities of workers who built these massive monuments.  The Great Sphinx of Giza has seen visitors come and go for some 4,600 years. The sculpture may have been created by the pharaoh Khafre, whose pyramid looms over the sphinx�s shoulder.  Two statues stand as silent sentinels over the entrance of a long-vanished temple. The monuments represent Pharaoh Amenhotep III, whose temple was destroyed by Nile floods. jadi gimana pendapat kalian tentang mesir....  
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