Horizon of Khufu: an immersive expedition to Ancient Egypt
Put on your VR headset and fasten your seat belt! With The Horizon of Khufu, travel back thousands of years to the heart of ancient Egypt. Unlock the secrets of one of the seven wonders of the world with a brand new concept: the immersive expedition. Discover the Great Pyramid of Giza as it was more than 4500 years ago. Walk through its mysterious corridors, enter the Queen's Chamber, and even try to decipher some hieroglyphics during a one-of-a-kind experience in Sydney. Ready to discover how people lived under the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt? Don’t miss out and get your tickets for Horizon of Khufu: An Immersive VR Expedition to Ancient Egypt in Sydney!
The Horizon of Khufu immersive expedition is a unique virtual reality experience taking visitors on a journey through ancient Egypt. This expedition takes visitors to the heart of an exceptional monument from a fascinating era.
- Developed in collaboration with Harvard University's Egyptologist Peter der Manuelian
- Immerse yourself in an expedition to the middle of ancient Egypt, 4500 years ago
- Enjoy an intimate and educational experience specifically designed for small groups
- Move freely around the Great Pyramid of Giza with virtual reality technology
- Enter forbidden corridors, unravel the mysteries of the Queen's Chamber, and decipher hieroglyphs
- The ticket is valid for a selected date and time
- Tickets for the experience are valid for one entry only.
- It is recommended that you arrive 15 minutes before the time stated on your ticket.
- Adult (18+) Reduced (Children 8 to 17, Student, Senior)
- The minimum age authorized in the immersive virtual reality expedition is 8 years old and the minimum size required is 1.30m (4.2ft).
- Children aged 8 to 11 must be accompanied to take part in the experience.
- We recommend dressing comfortably and wearing suitable shoes. Because you will be wearing a VR headset, please refrain from wearing hats or caps.
- Virtual reality provides a reliable and enjoyable experience, but it may be uncomfortable for some individuals. It's not recommended for those with claustrophobia and/or vertigo.
