Strange Oddities and Peculiar Pretties: Beyond King Tut
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We had opportunity to have an immersive experience about the Boy King Tutankhamun last month. There were nine distinct multi-sensory galleries that explored the 3300 years old story of King Tut and also we get to see his walk to the Afterlife. It was impressive and amazing.
Although they were mostly digital we got to see replicas of a few of King Tut's treasures from his tomb; and we also got to see the back side of the famous golden mask. Here are some pictures from this magnificent experience.
First Pic from Top to Bottom, Left to Right: We framed on the National Geographic logo and King Tut; The next two are his journey to his afterlife; Digital display of King Tut's Mummy; The back and front of the Golden Mask, the back never been photographed till now.
Second Pic from Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Dad posing on replica of King Tut's throne with their family tree in the background; One of the boats used by King Tut; the larger boat that he went on in his afterlife; Replica of King Tut's Mummy; The game of Senet that King Tut used to play.
