Updating Map... About Tomb of Ramses III
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So beautiful inside and a wonderful experience. It was surreal to actually be where they buried the kings.
We went into all the famous tombs - and marveled at how deep into to the rock they are. Tut's tomb was an eye opener - if your going to Eqypt this and Luxor and especially Karnac are must see's
OK, I could title every Tomb we visited in the Valley of the Kings as Amazing. To walk down into the earth and see all of the color along the walls and the ceiling is mind blowing that it has lasted for over 3000 years....More
No photography is permitted in any tombs at The Valley of the Kings, but you can purchase a nice set of postcards for about $5. Some guards will allow photos for a tip, but I think this is a bad idea. This tomb is easy...More
The tomb of Ramses III was interesting with all the pillars and lighter colors. I love walking down the long ramps and discovering various rooms!
There are several tombs in this valley and 3 tombs come with the basic ticket. This is one of the tombs we visited with the basic ticket. If you want to spend more time in the valley research ahead of time which tombs to visit.
photography is not allowed without the proper ticket you should use the 3 tombs tickets I recommend Ramses IV, VII and merenbtah
Though there are as many 63 Tombs are in this valley of Kings, but this one is really good and unique. they have taken painstaking work to get this tomb to the desired shape and finish.They truly tell the history of how efficient and visionary...More
This is one of the best preserved and extremely-well decorated tombs in the Valley of the Kings - make sure you have an extra ticket for taking photos as it will totally pay off in terms of beautiful images and memories in the future. Don't...More
We chose the 2, 8 and 11 from the normal ticket and payed the 9 extra, which was our our favorite (the 9) this one was a good one maybe a s Condor place, lots of colors and details, very well preserved.
