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The article discusses the experience of applying virtual reality (VR) technology at the Karnak Temples in Luxor Province, as a modern step to enhance Egyptian tourism by offering interactive presentations that combine the latest technological innovations with the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. The project's pilot operation began last July, consisting of four interactive experiences that showcase documentaries about the builders of the pyramids, submerged artifacts, the secrets of mummification, and the tomb of Tutankhamun, all within a chamber equipped with 18 seats. The admission fee is up to 750 Egyptian pounds for foreigners and 200 pounds for Egyptians. This initiative aims to provide visitors with an immersive and unique tourism experience. It is part of ongoing efforts to modernize and develop the sound and light shows that have been in place for approximately 53 years, in order to deliver an educational and entertaining experience that highlights Egypt’s rich history and satisfies tourists' curiosity about the secrets of ancient Egyptian civilization.
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