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The Karnak Temple is unique not only among Egyptian temples, but also among religious sites throughout the world as it is the largest ancient religious site in the world, also often considered the largest open-air museum in the world. Unlike many Egyptian temples, Karnak was not constructed by a single pharaoh or even during a single time period. Construction began in the sixteenth century BC and continued for over 1,300 years. Approximately thirty different pharaohs contributed to the complex, adding temples, pylons, chapels, or obelisks all devoted to the gods of Thebes. Among the contributing pharaohs were Thutmosis I, Seti I and Ramses II, whose tombs are located in the Valley of the Kings and all of whom now rest at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Temple of Karnak features a light and sound show every evening, which reviews the history of Thebes, the religious center of Egypt during a large portion of Egyptian history, as well as facts about the Egyptian temples at Karnak and the pharaohs who built them. The show runs in several languages; check a schedule for times and what language the show will be in.

There are lots of things to do in Agadir, and spending some quality time on the beach is number one. Agadir Beach is a crescent-shaped beach, and its golden sands extend for no less than five and a half miles. Families and single females alike might prefer the nearby beaches of Sunset Beach and Palm Beach, as they are private beaches.

One of the things that helps to make Agadir travel so appealing is the side trip possibilities. Tourists can also enjoy many cultural traditions, palm trees and eucalyptus forests.

Cape Verde islands are a paradise for those who like outdoor activities. Windsurfers from all over the world come to the islands of Sal and Boa Vista in January and February to experience the perfect winds. Divers come here to ride around in lava channels and shipwrecks. Hikers love the challenging hills on the islands of Santo Antao, Fogo and Sao Nicolau. Anyone who is interested in bird watching will have the chance to see some very rare species. Those who prefer culture can go on tours including wineries, listen to the local folk music or see the world heritage protected buildings in the Cidade Velha. (MSN)

During summer, which is when most travelers choose to enjoy a vacation to Tangier, the city’s beaches can be fun places to hang out. Unfortunately, the cleanliness of the water is suspect, so swimming and surfing are not recommended. Some good beach bars can be found along the sand, and many boast changing facilities, showers, and some deck chairs that can be ideal for kicking back and relaxing.

Tangier is also home to a lot of restaurants that can satisfy a range of budgets. Thanks to the city’s rich history and its mixing of cultures, dining out is one of the top things to do in Tangier. Hanging out at the cafes is also popular, and as can be expected in Morocco, strong coffee and mint tea are often the drinks of choice.

The whole island is surrounded by soft, white sand and alluring turquoise water, and its relatively small size means that getting around to the various Praslin beaches is an easy task. Whatever you do during your Praslin getaway, it’s imperative that you make an attempt to visit Anse Lazio, which is considered by most to be the king of the Praslin beaches. Thankfully, getting to Anse Lazio beach is quite easy, really. Once visitors arrive on flights to the main island of Mahe, it’s just a short boat, plane, or helicopter ride to Praslin Island.