Discover the enigmatic art of Papyrus Manufacturing in our uniquely tailored tour to Egypt. Dedicated to offering an enriching and authentic experience, we conduct a Private Tour that takes you right to the heart of this ancient craft. From demonstrating the original process of papyrus making, to revealing the history behind it, this tour becomes a cultural revelation in itself. Ensuring a comfortable and pleasant journey, All Transfers are made in a Private A/C latest Model Vehicle. Staying hydrated during the tour is crucial, hence, we provide Bottle Water to all our guests. Our hotel pickup and drop-off service is meticulously planned, saving you the hassle of organizing your commute.
Tour Without Lunch
<br/>Pickup included
Pickup included
As Per Requested time pickup from your location in Cairo by our representative and transfer to Giza area to visit one of The biggest Governmental Papyrus Institute in Egypt and it's sponsored shop
What is the Papyrus?
It is often claimed that Egyptians referred to papyrus as pa-per-aa, literary meaning, that which is of Pharaoh, apparently indicating that the Egyptian crown owned a monopoly on papyrus production, though no actual ancient text using this term is known.
Papyrus was very important to the ancient Egyptians as it helped transform Egyptian society in many ways. Once the technology of papyrus making was developed, its method of production was a closely guarded secret allowing the Egyptians to have a monopoly on it as it became the lifeblood for ancient Egypt. It was even exported to many locations in the ancient world. The raw material of papyrus paper comes from the plant Cyprus papyrus, a long stemmed plant that grows in damp regions of the Nile Delta in Egypt.
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