🏺 Located on Luxor’s West Bank, Carter House was once the residence of Howard Carter, the British archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.

Today, the house has been transformed into a small museum featuring photographs, personal belongings, documents, and exhibits detailing one of archaeology’s greatest discoveries. The museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Carter’s life, work, and the historical context of his groundbreaking excavation, helping visitors understand the significance of Tutankhamun’s tomb in the story of Egyptology.

⏱️ Recommended Visit Time: 20–30 minutes
🎟️ Entry fee: Paid (ticket required).
📸 Details to notice: Recreated workspace, archival photography, and original tools.

📸 Best Photo Spot: The entrance garden and Howard Carter’s reconstructed workspace.

💡 Traveller Addicted Tip: Combine your visit with the Valley of the Kings, as the house is located nearby and provides excellent historical context for the tombs and discoveries of the West Bank.