Horizon of Khufu - Singapore - Tickets

4.7(198)

Duration: 45 min

Experience: Indoor VR expedition

Group size: Groups of 4 people

Ages: 8+

$35.00

Experience highlights Highlights

Explore the Great Pyramid
Move freely through the Great Pyramid of Giza in a fully immersive virtual reality experience, built from over 4,500 years of history.
Meet the goddess Bastet
Enter forbidden corridors, uncover the mysteries of the Queen's Chamber, and meet the goddess Bastet on your journey back in time.
Built with Harvard Egyptology
Developed in collaboration with Egyptologist Peter Der Manuelian and the Giza Project at Harvard University, already experienced by 2.5+ million people worldwide.

On the day How it works

Drop off your belongings
Store backpacks and bags in the on-site lockers, then get fitted with your adjustable VR headset — please allow about an hour in total.
Explore the pyramid
Wander freely through the Great Pyramid of Giza for about 45 minutes, in groups of up to 4, guided by an in-experience VR guide and on-site staff.
Snap a photo in the lobby
Photography isn't permitted inside the experience, but there's a photo opportunity in the lobby to share your journey — tag @Fever_global.

Reviews Reviews

4.7/5

based on 198 reviews

Awesome immersive experience, love it!

Very immersive experience. Whoever wants to know the history of the pyramids of Khufu must try this!

Incredible show!!

Amazing experience!

Fascinating experience. An immersed journey into Egypt's past which made me wanted to travel to Egypt to see the real thing!

Amazing and entertaining!

Very Satisfied 😊😊😊

Really a great experience. Is is so real until I felt I were really in there. Thanks to the organisers bringing this wonderful event to Singapore

I loved Notre Dame in Paris and had hoped to see another soon. Was pleasantly surprised to find the same company behind Khufu. Loved the 3D virtual experience.

The receptionists were nice enough to let me enter for a 2nd time when the headset blanked out for a while during my 1st visit:) it was a great visual and immersive treat for sure

Excellent VR experience for me.

First experience with VR but it's amazing. Totally enjoyed the tour.

Would gladly go again

wonderful VR experience! my brain tells me there's no void, but i still walk half-fearful to fall down the pyramid :D

Brilliant ! What a marvellous idea. Thanks a lot

In short About the experience

Put on your virtual reality headset and fasten your seatbelt! In Horizon of Khufu, travel thousands of years back to the heart of ancient Egypt. Discover the secrets of one of the Seven Wonders of the World through an innovative concept: the immersive expedition. Explore the Great Pyramid of Giza as it was more than 4,500 years ago — walk through its mysterious corridors, enter the Queen's Chamber, and even try to meet the goddess Bastet.

Developed with Egyptologist Peter Der Manuelian and his team from the Giza Project at Harvard University, this is the largest immersive expedition of its kind dedicated to ancient Egypt, already experienced by more than 2.5 million people worldwide. Ready to discover how people lived during Egypt's 4th Dynasty? Get your tickets now for Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt in Singapore!

About the venueParkview Square

Parkview Square in Singapore, often referred to as the “Gotham Building” due to its striking Art Deco architecture, is an elegant and distinctive venue. Located in the heart of the city, this iconic building offers a sophisticated atmosphere, with its opulent lobby and exquisite details, perfect for hosting high-end corporate events, galas, and more. The building’s grand design, complemented by luxurious interiors and state-of-the-art facilities, provides a unique setting for memorable events.

Address
600 North Bridge Road, 188778
Parking
Paid parking is available at the venue; parking charges are not included in the ticket price.
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible, but electric wheelchairs must switch to manual mode or alternatively use our manual wheelchairs onsite.

FAQs Frequently asked questions

What can I expect from The Horizon of Khufu?

A unique virtual reality expedition taking visitors on a journey through ancient Egypt, to the heart of an exceptional monument from a fascinating era.

How long does the experience last?

The immersive VR experience lasts about 45 minutes. Please allow about 1 hour in total, including dropping off belongings and collecting/returning equipment.

In what language is the experience presented?

The immersive expedition is available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin), Taiwanese, and French.

Does the experience take place in an indoor or outdoor venue?

The experience is held indoors, in a temperature-controlled space.

Is there parking available?

Paid parking is available at the venue; parking charges are not included in the ticket price.

Can I change the date of my ticket? Are refunds allowed?

Subject to availability, date/time changes are permitted up to 48 hours before your session via the "Tickets" section of the Fever App, when enabled. Refunds aren't allowed except as required under Singaporean Consumer Law.

Is it possible to transfer a ticket to someone else?

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free by clicking "Transfer Tickets" on your ticket in the Fever App.

Do I have to print my ticket?

No — your ticket can be scanned electronically from your phone in the Fever App.

What is the minimum age for the immersive expedition?

The minimum age authorized in the immersive virtual reality expedition is 8 years old. This experience is however more adapted to children starting from 11 years old and up. All children are the sole responsibility of their parent(s) and/or guardian(s). This is for the children's safety.

Is the experience accessible for people with reduced mobility?

Yes — venue access is via lift with no steps in the experience space, and the equipment is adapted for people with reduced mobility. Electric wheelchairs must switch to manual mode, or manual wheelchairs are available on site.

Can the virtual reality experience be uncomfortable or unsuitable for certain people?

Virtual reality provides a reliable and enjoyable experience, but it may be uncomfortable for some individuals. It's not recommended for those with claustrophobia and/or vertigo. People prone to motion sickness may also experience discomfort when using a VR headset. This might lead to symptoms like drowsiness, increasing the risk of injury during real-world activities.

Can I take pictures or record the experience?

Photography isn't permitted inside the experience, to protect other guests' privacy, but there's a photo opportunity in the lobby — tag @Fever_global when sharing.

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