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yangduoduo17
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The scale is relatively small, there are said to be animal mummies, I thought it was a large-scale mummies, in fact, there is no, and the scale of the Ebo Mummy Museum is too different, here is just pediatrics, you can not come at all.
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The Mummy Museum was built in 1997. Egyptian architects cleverly used light to turn the museum on the first basement into a cold tomb, where various animal mummies and coffins are lined up, creating a strange little journey for you. Located on the banks of the Nile, the Mummy Museum is one of the few museums in Egypt with modern equipment. The museum displays items related to mummies. Along the exhibition route, you can learn about the detailed steps of mummy making. At the same time, you can also learn about the Egyptians' understanding of mummies through their descriptions of mummies. The mummies displayed in the museum are mainly animals, such as sheep, cats, baboons, etc. One of the more special ones is the crocodile mummy. In ancient times, there were many crocodiles on the Nile River in Thebes. The ancient Egyptians worshipped crocodiles as gods, so they created the crocodile god Sobek. There are many crocodile mummies in the museum. The long mouth and long tail of the crocodile are wrapped in layers of white cloth, which is very interesting.
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The scale is relatively small, there are said to be animal mummies, I thought it was a large-scale mummies, in fact, there is no, and the scale of the Ebo Mummy Museum is too different, here is just pediatrics, you can not come at all.
More general, the museum area is very small, but the collection is pitiful, basically there is no look, a very boring attraction, not recommended this attraction, come will regret.
The Mummy Museum is a very huge place. The whole museum has a historical charm. The visits here are very rare and fun. The mummy variety and number are very large. You can also see some very ancient cultural introductions here. [Cost-effective] The price is not expensive, the explanation is very good [View] The lighting here is good
Small and lean, it's a pity not to see!
There are two mummies that are well preserved. There are not many people on the day I went. Tickets are 100LE, and the student ID card is half price.
The Mummy Museum opened in 1997 and is located in the tourist center of Luxor. Cairo's National Museum has an entire area dedicated to displays or crafts involving mummies, and if you don't have the opportunity to enjoy the museum's exhibition in Cairo, you might as well pay for visiting the mummified museum. The exhibition is very creative, including the most important part of the mummy making process. The museum is divided into two parts.
Central Mexico is full of fascinating cities, wonderful art and archaeological wonders. I wish I had spent more time exploring these treasures than going to the Mummy Museum. I've seen museum exhibitions of Egyptian mummies around the world and never been disturbed by them, but something about Guanahuto's "mummy" made me feel terrible. Maybe it was because they weren't intentionally mummified, so their facial expressions were a bit weird; whatever the reason, I just didn't like it.
Here is a single ticket, 180 Egyptian pounds, but it is still very worth a visit, on the second floor of the Egyptian Museum, satisfying all curiosity, further understand the real situation of the mummy, after thousands of years of intact preservation, it is definitely a miracle, do not know thousands of years ago, Did the Pharaohs get reborn?