Tutankamun - the discovery and the drama

It was a spectacle on several levels when the tomb of Tutankamun was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter and his patron the Earl of Carnarvon. Let’s dive into the drama surrounding the most famous dig in history.

The White Chapel at Karnak in Luxor, was originally built by Senusret I - but used as building material by Amonhotep III. But this fate actually preserved the chapel and now it is reasembled so you can enjoy the marvelous reliefs on the chapel.

Our logo is the Eye of Horus or Wadjet, one of the strongest symbols in Ancient Egypt.

It represents protection, resurrection and health.

The myth behind the strong symbol is to be found in the early tales of Egypt when the Gods ruled.

Agatha Christie was for ever entangled with Egypt - her first visit in 1908 lay the ground for her first novel - and more writing came to light inspired by Egypt.

Sofitel Legend Old Cataract in Aswan is one of the worlds historical hotels - a must-visit.

Napoleon invaded Egypt in 1798 and his findings paved the way for the world’s fascination with Egypt and its history.

Hathor Temple in Denderra is one of Egypt’s best preserved temples and it gives you a unique insight into the Egyptian architecture of temples and the rituals, which were caried out in the temples for more than 2000 years ago.