Impressions of Egypt

In November of 2010 I spent a little over a week in Egypt. I was fascinated and humbled by the history and culture of the country.

This travelogue isn’t a picture-book; there are far better pictures available on the internet and in travel magazines than the thousand plus I clicked with my point-and-shoot.

It is all about the impressions, emotions and implications that no picture can convey, but something that can only be experienced when you bask in the glorious Mediterranean sun in Alexandria, are belittled by the sentinel pyramids at Giza, come to terms with the engineering feat of relocating Abu Simbel, appreciate the historic grandeur of the museum-city of Luxor, or relive the romance of the Nile as you drift past gently-swaying date palms and white-sailed feluccas.

Douglas Misquita is a thriller writer from Mumbai, India. His books have been enthusiastically received by fans of the action-adventure thriller genres.