"Where Was The Mummy Filmed? Explore Morocco’s Sahara Movie Sets"
- When The Mummy hit theaters in 1999, audiences were captivated by its thrilling story set in ancient Egypt. But here’s a surprising fact: much of the film wasn’t shot in Egypt at all — it was filmed in Morocco.
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- The sweeping desert landscapes and dramatic ruins were brought to life in places like Erfoud and Merzouga, near the majestic dunes of the Sahara. These regions provided the perfect setting for the film’s ancient tombs, lost cities, and breathtaking adventures.
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- The filmmakers chose Morocco for its cinematic beauty, reliable weather, and ease of production — and the result was unforgettable. Today, fans can visit the same golden sands and mysterious landscapes where Brendan Fraser’s iconic adventure was filmed.
Final Note:
- With Hayya Morocco, you don’t just watch the story — you live it. Let us take you to the legendary sites where The Mummy came to life on screen.
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