9th March 2012 - Very few people are aware of the fact that Nile cruises can be availed at a very economically priced budget. But for that they would have to choose Feluccas as their mode of travel. Feluccas are traditional boats which are not laden with amenities equivalent to vast ships and yachts but provide a great and adventurous trip. They are much smaller in size and cannot accommodate as many people as large ships. Some people prefer them over ships for their rural appeal and the rustic feel.
There are many people for money is no constraint but they voluntarily decide to go on feluccas rather than large ships. There are many reasons which prompt them to do so. Such people are o used to spending time in luxurious and palatial hotels on land that they earnestly desire for something very earthy, very natural. One which would give them a different feeling and feluccas serve the purpose very well.
They get an opportunity to spend the night in the open under the starry sky on board felucca and are served steaming tea in earthen wares. Sipping your favorite beverage on the deck of the traditional boat will give you such a divine feeling that you would stay in your subconscious layer for years to come. It is a great way of gazing the magnificent picturesque that the Nile presents.
Thus many rich people are also found to be availing such boats for cruising purpose but there is majority who do so because of lack of finance. These are great means of enjoying the invigorating beauty of river Nile and the artistic monuments built across the shores. People who are adventurous at heart will certainly enjoy traveling on feluccas over large ships. The ships are so well equipped with all modern facilities that most tourists prefer staying inside their suites and watching the beauty through video cameras attached.
The real pleasure actually lies when you view them without the assistance of any cameras. Using a binocular from the deck to get a closer view of the rural life or the fauna is a different thing. Standing on board the feluccas and viewing the landscape is far more enthralling than getting the same view through cameras on Nile cruises.
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