Unas Pyramid tour means to arrive at the southwest of Djoser’s funerary complex, arriving in the heart of the 5th dynasty (2375–2345 BC), standing in front of the first Pyramid Text in ancient Egypt.

Unas Pyramid Texts

Just enter this amazing Pyramid of Unas, meeting the first Pyramid Text that protects the soul of the deceased and guides it to the right way for the afterlife.

Complete the amazing tour of the majestic Unas Pyramid from inside

Unas Pyramid Inside

You will live these great moments in the heart of ancient Egypt, arriving at the magic of the first time a pyramid text was decorated in a royal burial chamber, its ceiling adorned with stars.

Enjoy witnessing the decorations of the walls with white alabaster-lined inscribed with beautiful blue hieroglyphs. You are in the heart of a unique afterlife spot for the pharaohs.

Cross-through decorations of 283 separate phrases take you to the events of the pharaonic praying rituals and hymns.

You will also see lists of items prepared for Unas, including food and clothing that the pharaoh would require in the afterlife.

The details of ancient Egypt’s daily life exist here to live them, including the dire scenes of famine that Egypt witnessed during the reign of Unas.

While you are missing the current life in the Unas Pyramid, spending magnificent time in the heart of ancient Egypt, the majesty of the pharaohs calls you to this historically long causeway with 750 m.

Attend the Pharoanic Funeral March of Unas King

This causeway takes you to the Valley Temple of Unas; there, you will experience the majesty of the mummification process of this pharaonic king and the launch of his great funeral march to the royal main tomb.

Walk amid this greatest place to feel as if the priests surround you, and the scent of Pharaonic incense surrounds you from every side. You walk on the same land where all these events have run, while the vibrant, unique decorations carved by the pharaohs’ hands narrate each detail to take you to this atmosphere.

Then, walk through this road that links the Valley Temple to the Mortuary Temple The walls are covered with inscriptions that represent the king while he performs religious rituals, as well as the rituals of agriculture, hunting, and other rituals of daily life in ancient Egypt.

That is how, in this pyramid, you will live the daily life of ancient Egypt with the accompaniment of one of the great pharaonic kings.