The Pyramids of Egypt Are Coming to Singapore — And You Can Actually Step Inside Them!
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Ever wondered what it would feel like to step inside the Great Pyramid of Giza without flying all the way to Egypt? This October, Singapore is getting an immersive experience that takes you 4,500 years back in time.
Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt opens in Singapore from 2 October 2026, bringing its large-scale virtual reality expedition to GROUNDSEESAW Singapore at Parkview Square. The experience has already welcomed more than 2.5 million visitors worldwide.
Put on a VR headset and suddenly, present-day Singapore disappears. Instead of simply looking at Ancient Egypt through a screen, you’ll be able to move freely through a virtual recreation of the Great Pyramid of Giza, explore mysterious corridors and enter spaces normally inaccessible to visitors.
Step 4,500 Years Back Into Ancient Egypt 🇪🇬
This isn’t your typical museum exhibition. Horizon of Khufu is designed as a free-roaming immersive expedition, allowing visitors to physically move around the space while exploring Ancient Egypt through virtual reality.
The full experience lasts approximately one hour, including around 45 minutes of immersive walking.
During the journey, you’ll venture through the Great Pyramid, uncover the mysteries surrounding the Queen’s Chamber, encounter the Egyptian goddess Bastet, and witness scenes inspired by life and rituals during Egypt’s Fourth Dynasty.
One particularly fascinating part of the experience takes visitors back to the era of Pharaoh Khufu, offering a virtual interpretation of ancient Egyptian ceremonies and the world surrounding the construction of one of history’s most famous monuments.

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Explore the Great Pyramid Without Leaving Singapore
What makes this experience particularly interesting is its scale.
Rather than staying in one spot with a conventional VR headset, visitors can walk freely through the virtual environment, making the pyramid feel like a space you’re actually exploring.
Expect hidden passageways, enormous chambers and recreated Ancient Egyptian environments as the story unfolds around you.
For history lovers, the experience also has an academic connection: it was developed in collaboration with Peter Der Manuelian, Professor of Egyptology at Harvard University.

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An Immersive Experience for Families Too
Despite its adventurous premise, Horizon of Khufu isn’t designed purely as a thrill attraction. It combines entertainment with history, making it an option for families, couples and anyone curious about Ancient Egypt.
The experience is suitable for visitors aged 8 and above, although guests aged 8 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
The expedition is also available in English, Chinese and French.

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Horizon of Khufu Singapore Ticket Prices 🎟️
Tickets are approximately S$70 per person, depending on the ticket type and package selected.
And here’s something extra for Dibs readers:
The discount code is valid until 30 September 2026, so you can use it when booking before the promotion ends.
Horizon of Khufu Singapore: Details at a Glance
📅 From: 2 October 2026
📍 Venue: GROUNDSEESAW Singapore, 3F Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778
⏳ Duration: Approx. 1 hour, including 45 minutes of immersive walking
👤 Age: 8+; visitors aged 8–15 must be accompanied by an adult
🗣️ Languages: English, Chinese & French
♿ Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, with conditions applying to electric wheelchairs
🎟️ Tickets: Around S$70 per person
Is Ancient Egypt on Your Singapore Bucket List?
You may have seen photographs of the Great Pyramid countless times, but Horizon of Khufu offers a very different way to experience it — by virtually stepping inside and exploring it for yourself.
From navigating ancient corridors to encountering Bastet and travelling thousands of years into the past, the experience combines history, technology and storytelling in one immersive journey.
If visiting the pyramids has always been on your bucket list, this might be one of the closest ways to experience them without leaving Singapore. 🇪🇬✨

