Hey Traveller Lover
Yeah, I took off again, forgive me….
A frequent reader and contributor decided to share her adventures with us, maybe, just maybe, it will give me the push I need to share my own stories again.
So, here goes...In her words
Have you ever wondered what it's like to switch off (from noise, distractions, data abundance) and just ruminate?
Well, one weekend I decided to take a break before I shut down too.
I was certain three days (weekend inclusive) would give me what I need to rejuvenate and drove down to Fayoum.
Fayoum is a small part of Tunis in Egypt known for beautiful hand made pottery and carpets.
On the first day, I got in at about 1pm and decided to explore. First, I explored my quintessential hotel with its small nooks and canny for reading, relaxing and just taking in fresh unadulterated air. Then a walk down the streets (interestingly they have about 3) to the shops. On my way, I found a gem, the Caricature museum, and I had the museum all to myself
This museum which contains caricature drawings by several artists is almost 40yrs old. It costs $5 to go in for foreigners. It’s full of history, pain, sufferings, triumphs and struggles for Egypt and other African countries all done in caricature, it was one of a kind and should interest those who love arts.




Then it was meal time, my choice was stuffed pigeon with vegetables , it was delicious and small portioned as I wanted more “proteins” after the meal, sigh
Finally, it was time to retire for the day, I forgot to mention earlier, my room had colored glass stained roof and was concavely shaped, thus ensuring it was always cool and a beautiful night’s rest is guaranteed.
Day 1 ended on this high note....Intrigued about my other adventures, stay tuned for Day 2 and 3 next week.
So Travel Lover, has your interest been piqued by Fayoum as described by our frequent reader? Would you like to experience the concave-shaped roof room and visit the Caricature museum? Do you crave stuffed pigeon?
Let us know in the comments section.
Till Next Time
Live, Love, Laugh
Ajalaress
Thank you.
I've missed reading this.
It's always wonderful reading your article.
I have a drive for journalling and reading your article always spurs me.
Thank you.
Best wishes this season and beyond.
Thank you again