Mummification Museum Luxor | Ancient Egyptian Burial Practices

Mummification Museum

The Mummification Museum in Luxor is a rather interesting point to be visited by anyone, who is interested in the ancient Egyptian art of preserving the dead. This is a small but rich impression museum situated along one of the tributaries of the Nile River and it gives an impression of one of the most vital religious activities that occurred in ancient Egypt. It features the tools, freight, and rites entailed in mummification of humans and animals.
It is one of the museums which is commonly visited by people who sail in the Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise. Compared to huge museums, the Mummification Museum features a small setting where visitors are free to touch such things as canopic jars, embalming instruments, and even real mummies. The museum is ideal to those travelers who are interested in getting to know more about the spiritual and scientific forms of the ancient Egyptian culture.
Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise is set to offer equally rewarding cultural experiences and luxurious travel. The cruise as it has done with significantly chosen excursions visits places beyond the large temples and tombs, the Mummification Museum, one of the lesser known sites and provides a complete picture of the Egypt of the ancient world to the guests.

Having spent the whole day exploring, the visitors will come back to the comfort and luxury of the Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise, where they could relax on the deck with the Nile views. The cruise is another chance to explore the treasures of Luxor more slowly and meaningfully, without being able to feel the crowds of the tour buses.
Visiting the Mummification Museum will complement your trip to ancient Egypt. It pinpoints the post-life beliefs that shaped all aspects of the Egyptian life. On Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise, you have the chance to experience the history in comfort with an ultimate balance between discovery and relaxation on the ageless Nile.