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Half Day Tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh
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Per Personwe will take you on a half day tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh to learn about the museum’s most important exhibits and how to get there.
Sharm El-Sheikh is considered one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Egypt as it combines the beauty of charming nature with ancient history and also includes distinctive cultural destinations that are worth visiting and exploring.
Among the prominent cultural landmarks in the city, one of the most important is the King Tut Museum which is considered a key place for art and history enthusiasts.
Visiting it is a great opportunity to explore replicas of archaeological treasures, learn about the details of ancient Pharaonic life and see unique and rare art pieces that reflect the greatness of the ancient Egyptian civilization.
Overview of the King Tut Museum
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This specialized museum was opened in 2017 to offer a unique experience to visitors of Sharm El-Sheikh.
One of the most distinctive things displayed inside the museum is the presence of a collection of high-fidelity replicas of treasures that King Tutankhamun possessed in his famous tomb.
These pieces are considered major elements that attract tourists to the museum.
The museum is regarded as a place that plays an important role in revitalizing cultural tourism in the beautiful coastal city.
This museum has gained its fame from the worldwide renown of King Tutankhamun’s tomb since its stunning discovery, especially since it displays replicas of many contents from this tomb which fascinated the entire world.
Therefore, many visitors seek to take a half day tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh as part of their tourist itinerary.
Most important exhibits of the museum
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One of the most important things you can enjoy when taking a half day tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh is the presence of a royal corridor that contains statues of some kings in the ancient Pharaonic civilization.
It includes a statue of King Ramses II, a statue of Queen Hatshepsut, King Thutmose I and the goddess Hathor.
The museum displays a carefully selected collection of replicas that emulate the splendor of the original pieces.
The designs for these artifacts were obtained from the collections preserved in the storerooms of major museums such as the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir and the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Among the most famous artifacts found in the museum are those inspired by the belongings of King Tutankhamun, numbering about 135 replicas that accurately mimic the originals.
It also contains some photographs that were taken during the excavation of the tomb and its exciting historical discovery.
Inside this museum, you feel as if you are simulating the original life of King Tutankhamun thanks to these captivating exhibits which is why many visitors enjoy themselves during a half day tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh.
Among the most important artifacts (replicas) displayed in the King Tut Museum is a statue of King Tutankhamun represented in the form of the god Ptah, holding the scepter of rule.
There is also a replica of King Tut’s famous throne chair which was made of precious wood and ivory and adorned with exquisite carvings.
It contains about four canopic jars that held the king’s mummified viscera.
There are also replicas of the king’s trumpets which are among the valuable pieces found inside the tomb, although they were made of silver and gilded copper, not solid gold.
The museum primarily aims to highlight the treasures of King Tutankhamun and his short life, while offering a glimpse into the greatness of Egyptian civilization in general.
Opening hours and ticket prices
The museum operates daily from 12:00 PM until 12:00 AM midnight, every day of the week which allows all visitors to visit the museum at flexible times that suit their schedules.
The entrance ticket price for foreign tourists is 200 Egyptian pounds, while the ticket price for Egyptians and Arabs is 40 Egyptian pounds.
Facilities and services available to visitors
The museum contains a wonderful collection of replicas of rare artifacts that tourists can see and learn about their history and importance.
There is also a rest area for visitors. Many restaurants and cafes surround the museum inside and outside the mall, offering all kinds of food from around the world.
There is also a gift shop inside the museum or nearby where you can buy some souvenirs related to ancient Egyptian antiquities to keep a beautiful memory of your visit.
Many tourists spend enjoyable and culturally beneficial times when taking a half day tour to King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh, during which they enjoy learning about an important aspect of authentic Egyptian culture and its ancient and impressive history.
Included and Excluded
- The Whole Tour is Strictly Private.
- Entrance fees to King Tut Museum.
- Lunch at local restaurant.
- Meals as indicated in the tour itinerary.
- Bottled water and snacks during the tour.
- All service charges and taxes.
- Tipping.
- Any Personal spending.
- Any Optional activities.
Highlights of the Tour
- Explore the fascinating replica collection of King Tutankhamun’s treasures
- Discover detailed reproductions of the famous golden mask and sarcophagus
- Learn about ancient Egyptian history and burial rituals
- Enjoy guided explanations of each artifact’s historical significance
- Visit a modern museum designed for educational and cultural enrichment
- Ideal for families, history enthusiasts, and first-time visitors
- Take memorable photos with lifelike displays and exhibits
- Convenient location inside Genena City Mall for easy access
- Short and engaging experience perfect for a half-day outing
- Opportunity to shop or dine nearby after the museum visit
Tour Itinerary
Begin your half-day tour with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Sharm El-Sheikh and head to the King Tut Museum located in Genena City Mall. Upon arrival, explore an impressive collection of meticulously crafted replicas of King Tutankhamun’s treasures, including his iconic golden mask, jewelry, and sarcophagus. A knowledgeable guide will walk you through the exhibits, offering fascinating insights into the young pharaoh’s life and ancient Egyptian burial traditions. After immersing yourself in this cultural journey, enjoy some free time to browse nearby shops or relax at a café before returning to your hotel.
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Frequently Asked & Question
Yes, a tour guide or specialized guides are usually available inside the museum to explain the archaeological exhibits and provide information about ancient Egyptian civilization and how the ancient Egyptians excelled in art and industry.
This facilitates touring inside the museum and understanding the exhibits better.
This guide helps many tourists get answers to the questions and inquiries that might occupy their minds regarding ancient Egyptian civilization, especially the era of King Tutankhamun.
Yes, the original artifacts of King Tutankhamun that were discovered in his tomb in the Valley of the Kings are currently housed in the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza.
It is considered the largest Egyptian museum and contains the complete collection of King Tutankhamun’s treasures.
Huge halls have been allocated to display all his valuable and priceless rare possessions.
Yes, the original tomb of King Tutankhamun which is located in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, can be visited.
It bears the number KV62 among the valley’s tombs and is considered one of the most famous and most visited tombs of the ancient Egyptian kings.
Therefore, many tourists from different parts of the world visit it to see the burial place of the golden pharaoh himself.
Photography is usually allowed inside King Tutankhamun’s tomb using a mobile phone and without flash, but it may require purchasing an additional photography ticket.
The use of large professional cameras or flash photography is prohibited to preserve the inscriptions and colors inside the tomb.
The time it takes to tour the King Tut Museum in Sharm El-Sheikh varies from person to person depending on the visitor’s pace and interest in details, but it generally ranges between one or two hours.
During this time, visitors learn about the replicas of the valuable artifacts found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun, who is considered one of the most important pharaohs and the most famous globally.
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