More than 3200 years ago, under the reign of Ramesses the Second, pharaoh of the New Empire's 19th dynasty, Egypt is living the final hours of its golden age. After a prestigious reign of 67 years, the powerful pharaoh dies at the exceptional age of 92. His mummy interment in the heart of the Valley of the Kings, on the west bank of Thebes, marks the beginning of his Great Journey towards the afterlife, where he will meet with eternity. But only on one condition: that his tomb and mummified remains are preserved for all time.

More than 3200 years ago, under the reign of Ramesses the Second, pharaoh of the New Empire's 19th dynasty, Egypt is living the final hours of its golden age. After a prestigious reign of 67 years, the powerful pharaoh dies at the exceptional age of 92. His mummy interment in the heart of the Valley of the Kings, on the west bank of Thebes, marks the beginning of his Great Journey towards the afterlife, where he will meet with eternity. But only on one condition: that his tomb and mummified remains are preserved for all time.