Embarking on an educational journey with Top Ten Egypt Tours, young explorers have the unique opportunity to delve into the rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian history at the Luxor Mummification Museum. Nestled on the east bank of the Nile River, Luxor serves as a living testament to the grandeur of the past. In this hands-on exploration, children not only witness the awe-inspiring ancient temples but also unravel the mysteries of mummification, making history come alive in a way that captivates young minds.

The museum occupies an area of approximately 2,035 square meters and is divided into the following sections:

Exhibition hall: which lasts for two sections:

The first: which is the sloped road, where there are several paintings hanging detailing the rituals of the funeral procession that followed death and up to the actual burial of the two papyrus of An and Nefer, which are displayed in the British Museum.

The Second: It is at the end of a slope and displays more than sixty pieces in 19 display windows.

-Lecture hall

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-cafeteria

Expert guides from Top Ten Egypt Tours skillfully narrate tales of pharaohs, gods, and daily life, transforming the stones into animated storytellers for our young travelers.

Museum exhibits:

  • Gods of ancient Egypt
  • Embalming materials
  • Organic materials
  • Embalming fluids
  • Methods used in the mummification process
  • Canopic vessels to preserve the internal entrails of the deceased, and they took the form of the four sons of Horus, namely “Emset,” “Hapi,” “Duamutef,” and “Kebh Senuf.”
  • Al-Ushabti
  • Amulets
  • Badi Amun’s coffin
  • The mummy of Masaharti (son of King Ba-Najm I, who was high priest of Amun and commander of the army) is the only human mummy in the museum.
  • Stuffed animals

Mummies Unveiled:

The museum’s curated collection of mummies allows children to see firsthand the preservation techniques employed by ancient Egyptians. From the elaborate wrappings to the intricate masks, the mummies tell a story of a civilization’s beliefs and practices, offering a tangible connection to the past.

Interactive Workshops:

To enhance the learning experience, Top Ten Egypt Tours organizes interactive workshops within the museum premises. Kids can participate in simulated mummy processes, gaining a practical understanding of the ancient art. These workshops are led by knowledgeable instructors who balance education with entertainment, ensuring an engaging and memorable experience for young minds.

Artifact Exploration:

The Luxor Mummification Museum houses a diverse array of artifacts related to daily life, religious practices, and funerary rituals. Our guides skillfully weave stories around these artifacts, turning each exhibit into a window to the past. Children are encouraged to ask questions, fostering curiosity and a deeper understanding of the ancient Egyptian way of life.

A journey through time with Top Ten Egypt Tours offers young adventurers a captivating blend of exploration and education. The Luxor Mummification Museum, with its hands-on exhibits and interactive workshops, provides a unique opportunity for children to connect with the wonders of ancient Egypt. As we strive to make learning fun, our educational tours ensure that the magic of Luxor’s temples and the mysteries of mummification leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of the next generation. Book your educational tour today and let the wonders of history unfold for your young explorers!