Indy is back. Resuming the role of Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford is ready to rekindle that thirst for faraway journeys that lies within us. from the movie Astronomy Adventurers LostReleased in 1981, Dr. Jones inspires travelers and explorers around the world.
“In Egypt, everyone knows Indiana Jones,” the Egyptologist explains Romanian archer. Some films are so rooted in Egyptian culture that they have become epithets. Indiana Jones recipe in Egypt. Whether you’ve seen the movies or not, you know what that means. »
In the 42 years since the franchise has put archeology high on the audience’s agenda, many of the amazing locations depicted in the movies have enjoyed their moment of glory. From the ancient desert ruins of the Middle East to the stone-studded jungles of Southeast Asia, an entire industry has arisen, at least in part, thanks to generations of travelers inspired by the creator’s world. Steven Spielbergmade of reckless adventures in ruins and spying on museum pieces.
Here are five travel ideas that will put you in the shoes of the world’s most famous archaeologist.
Giza, Egypt
Movie-goers first discovered Indiana Jones on the bustling streets of Cairo and under the sands of the Giza Plateau Raiders of the Lost Ark. These groups quickly became iconic for the franchise. Although much of the film’s shooting took place in Tunisia, Egypt remains a world firmly rooted in Indiana Jones’ mind.
“Indy’s influence on Egyptology is positive,” says Rami Romany. “The more awareness, the better. In my opinion, the history and antiquities of ancient Egypt belong not only to Egyptians, but also to humanity. They belong to humanity, and the more people are aware of them, the more support my heritage will have around the world.”
cruise line Uniworld Egypt travelers are overwhelmed with a tour that goes beyond Cairo and the neighboring pyramid-studded plateau. 12 day cruise Masterpieces of Egypt and the Nile It starts and ends in Cairo. It takes visitors south to Aswan, passing the majestic ruins of the Karnak Temple and the mysterious Luxor Temple. A visit to the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Great Sphinx is included in the excursion. Fortunately, the pit full of snakes is not included in the package.
Yosemite National Park, California, USA
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom It features another iconic action-packed scene that is still etched in the minds of moviegoers 39 years after its release. Indy and his pals find themselves hurtling down the slopes after making an emergency escape from a crashed plane. The scene is famous in part because Indy’s signature hat manages to stay on his head throughout the scene.
This footage was filmed in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the rafting itself took place on the Tuolumne River near Yosemite National Park. You don’t have to be a rafting guide to experience the Tuolumne River. walking tour Grand Canyon in Tuolumne “L REI Adventures It allows you to keep a close eye on it without having to swim.
This five-day tour passes Muir Gorge, Grand Mountain, Colby Mountain, and Tuolumne Peak. Travelers will be able to camp along the same river where Dr. Jones walked every night.
Petra, Jordan
Director Steven Spielberg had no fear when he chose Petra, Jordan, as the location for the film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, in 1989. After serving as the setting for the franchise, Petra, a site largely forgotten for 1,200 years before appearing on maps in the 19th century, began receiving up to 5,000 visitors a day. Last year, the site attracted just over 905,000 tourists.
The Road ” Jordan revealed “L Kontiki It allows discovery of ancient and modern sites in Jordan and the experience of Petra. After Amman, you will visitIraq Al-Amir Women’s Cooperative Association To see the work of this association that aims to make local women financially independent. Next you travel to the ancient city of Jerash and Petra, before spending a night in the Wadi Rum desert and enjoying the beaches of the Red Sea.
Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
Harrison Ford reprized his famous role as Indiana Jones Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in 2008. Although it wasn’t as beloved as the original ’80s trilogy, the film, which stars Shia LaBeouf, Cate Blanchett, and Karen Allen, manages to retain its sense of travel, surprise, and suspense. However, the legend about the film’s artifact, the mysterious Crystal Skull in the British Museum in London, has since been debunked.
Fortunately for travelers, many of the stunning landscapes that serve as the movie’s backdrops are still as real as ever. Located on the edge of two countries in South America, Iguazu Falls is part of the largest system of waterfalls in the world. The falls attract more than a million visitors annually.
Trafalgar 17 days tour Landscapes of South America It takes visitors to Iguazu Falls through scenic stops in Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and Manaus. In Iguazú, visitors are whisked to the falls on an open-air, eco-friendly train through the jungle, before heading to a boardwalk that overlooks the Devil’s Throat section of the falls (Devil’s Throat Falls).
Melrose, Scotland
Although most of the filming locations for the movie Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Year 2023 not yet decided, first press releases mention 19 Scottish bridgeH A Century on the River Tweed. In 2021, vigilant observers saw Harrison Ford, donning his famous fedora, near a bridge, surrounded by about sixty teammates. While it remains unclear what role the location will play in the upcoming film, it’s clear that Scotland is ready to capitalize on its stardom.
National Geographic Expeditions recently announced the launch of ” Scotland hiking adventure in Scotland for 2024. The route starts in Edinburgh, just north of Melrose, and takes travelers on archaeologist-led hikes led by Ben Nevis, through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park in the Highlands. And to the Isle of Skye.
Translated article from the American magazine Forbes – Author: Joe Sales
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