It is a wonderful find... To actually be able to go inside these tombs and see where these kings lay was amazing. To see how well preserved and constructed these tombs were really amazing us. King Tut's tomb is extra to go inside however it...More
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It is a wonderful find... To actually be able to go inside these tombs and see where these kings lay was amazing. To see how well preserved and constructed these tombs were really amazing us. King Tut's tomb is extra to go inside however it...More
This is the essence of ancient Egypt. Tickets are required for individual tombs and some are very deep with steep inclines. Photography ticket is necessary.
I always dreamt of visiting Egypt and this trip was the biggest tick on my bucket list. Having sailed up the Nile on my river boat we ended our tour with the Valley of the Kings. Having seen the pyramids, Karnak temple and hatsepshuts temple,...More
We got up really early to visit the Valley before the main body of tourists arrived and so glad we did. This is a top tourist attraction in the area and it gets very busy quite quickly. We arrived around 0745/0800 and we weren't the...More
A major highlight of our visit to Egypt, so much more than I expected. A guide is a must when you visit. Many tombs to visit and many more still under restoration and being located
This was amazing. The colors preserved in the tombs are very impressive. I loved seeing all the artwork inside. You pay extra to take pics but it's worth it. If you don't pay up front, you have to check your camera once you get off...More
Inconceivable. We are so lucky to be able to visit. Don't miss it. Wear sunblock, bring water and a hat. Helpful staff improved the experience. Enchanting and fueled my imagination for weeks
This area is full of so much history. The actual valley itself where the tombs are only takes about half a day or less. You can see the 3 tombs with your base ticket or pay extra to see the other tombs. It gets really...More
If you are already in Egypt, Luxor is a must see and the highlight for us is the Balley of the Kings in West Bank and is also known as Thebes in the ancient times. It was a great experience to explore the Valley of...More
The tombs themselves are amazing and well worth the visit. However, the cost of entry and the extra cost to get into the 'famous' tombs is a bit of a rip off. The organisation of the place needs some attention. My overall take away memory...More