There are few places like Luxor. It's a treasure trove of ancient Egyptian temples, tombs, and relics. It's like one big open air museum. Here are a few sights from around the East and West banks.

Shaza shows you one of the oldest and most historic markets of the world.

The pyramids at Giza weren't the only pyramids built by the Egyptians. In this short video we show the evolution visible in these massive structures around Cairo.

Escaping the chaos of Cairo is pretty easy in Aswan, a picturesque spot on the Nile where life doesn't move too fast. It's also close to some spectacular ancient Egyptian temples and monuments.

People are always thinking pyramids when they think Egypt, but Cairo has so much more to offer than that. Take a look around the old Islamic quarter of the city and see a different side to the Land of the Pharaohs.

The best way to see Egypt is cruising on the Nile between Aswan and Luxor. Scenery is spectacular, viewed from the comfort of your ship, and you stop along the way to visit the historic sites.

Detailed tour with a local Egyptologist of the great temple at Luxor, Egypt, on the banks of the Nile.

The street markets of Luxor, Egypt are very colorful places, with lots of great bargains, friendly people, goats wandering around and many unusual things to see, along the banks of the Nile.

Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt is the world's largest religious structure and one of the oldest.

Continue our visit to Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt, the world's largest religious structure and one of the oldest.