You may think the reason you want to visit Egypt is to see that which it is famous for: the Pyramids at Giza, the Cairo Museum and the Valley of the Kings. There's more to this, the land of the Pharaohs however, than meets the eye. Allow Egyptology student Taryn Pollock to introduce you to a little bit of what really goes on while in Egypt.
This week's "How I Travel" features The History Channel's "Cities of the Underworld" host, Don Wildman. You may be surprised at how un-wild his travel style is.
When traveling to Egypt, most people only go to visit the pyramids and other historical temples. A trip to the White Desert will not only give you a glimpse of the country's rich history, you will actually feel like you are stepping back in time.
Derek William Bland had only stepped out the door of the airport, when he saw Egypt as already chaotically adventurous and frustratingly fantastic - the start of his great crusade across the Middle East.
Think traveling doesn't affect who you vote for? Think again. Loey Werking Wells thinks America isn't the only country with wacky wild political races.
You may think the reason you want to visit Egypt is to see that which it is famous for: the Pyramids at Giza, the Cairo Museum and the Valley of the Kings. There's more to this, the land of the Pharaohs however, than meets the eye. Allow Egyptology student Taryn Pollock to introduce you to a little bit of what really goes on while in Egypt. 
This week's "How I Travel" features The History Channel's "Cities of the Underworld" host, Don Wildman. You may be surprised at how un-wild his travel style is. 
When traveling to Egypt, most people only go to visit the pyramids and other historical temples. A trip to the White Desert will not only give you a glimpse of the country's rich history, you will actually feel like you are stepping back in time. 
Hop on board with BootsnAll staff writer Jessica Spiegel to see which exotic animals you can ride on your journeys around the world. 
For Derek William Bland, this was a day to remember. 
Derek William Bland had only stepped out the door of the airport, when he saw Egypt as already chaotically adventurous and frustratingly fantastic - the start of his great crusade across the Middle East. 
Escaping from an organized tour, Andrea Granahan enjoys an afternoon celebrating a holiday with Nubians in Egypt. 
Greg Rodgers manages to survive irritable camels, bad shisha and uniformed officials for one month in Egypt. 