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Taiwan is hosting its first exhibition themed around the golden treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, showcasing a complete collection of over 500 artworks. Visitors can get an up-close look at these authentic Egyptian antiquities certified by Egypt. The exhibition incorporates a range of interactive experiences that recreate the ancient tomb, immersing attendees in the atmosphere of history and art.
Tutankhamun’s Golden Mask.
Known as one of the world’s top ten greatest treasures, the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun captured global attention upon his tomb’s discovery in 1922 due to the controversial curse legend and the intact burial artifacts. Subsequently exhibited internationally, it gained immense fame.
The exhibition opening was attended by the popular travel duo, HowHow & Fly.
This exhibition includes renowned artifacts such as the famous golden mask, war chariots, the king’s throne, and the bust of the legendary Egyptian queen Nefertiti — a must-see thematic exhibition for the public and history enthusiasts alike.
Statue of Anubis.
Featuring over 500 exhibits, this exhibition is divided into five themed zones: the Tomb Chamber Restoration Area, the Golden Treasures Area, the Eternal Legends Area, the Tomb Culture Area, and the Mystery of Origins Area.
The outermost layer of the golden anthropoid coffin.
Tomb Chamber Restoration Area – Here, visitors can closely observe the golden anthropoid coffin where the pharaoh rests, and explore the ancient Egyptians’ beliefs about life and death through murals, experiencing the thousand-year-old tomb where the pharaoh lies.
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