A must see- don't bother with Tut-ankh-Amun's tomb unless you really need to view the body, as a tomb its second rate. The place was empty-ish in May 2013 so when you go really doesnt matter, but you will be hounded for tips from every custodian and "staff member" around. Being able to point and say "king" in 10 differant... More

Driving from the cruise-ship was an exciting experience - we have all heard so much about The Valley of the Kings - we were taken from the coach park in small land trains into the area where many of the tombs have been excavated - Keralis our guide had chosen three tombs that he felt showed a variety of interesting... More

You cannot not visit the valley of the Kings. Your entry ticket allows you into 3 tombs. If you want to visit Kings Tut's tomb it is an extra 100LE

I cant explane , but you fill nice air smill and you fill back to old history groups better than singles , keeper gard asking for help almost but not sucking tips

I have wanted to see the Valley of the Kings since I was a child. I wasn't disappointed!! Was wonderful to see the Tombs. Well worth a visit.

We visited the Valley of the Kings as part of a Nile cruise with a knowledgeable guide and it was a unique experience. The valley where the pharaohs were buried after the pyramids became unsafe because of robbers is certainly a place every visitor in Egypt should see. Not all tombs are open for visitors and one could see only... More

Just to walk through the Valley of the Kings is an out-of-body experience. It's like stepping into a great outdoor cathedral. They only allow you to visit three tombs in a day but that experience is not to be missed. Such beautiful artwork within the tombs and you are truly stepping back in time.

We live in Luxor on the West Bank, and while our relations were staying with us we arranged a trip with Manoora Tours to take us to the Valley of the Kings. On the morning of our visit we were collected from our apartment in their air conditioned minibus, it had previously collected other people from their hotel. The driver... More

I did this tour with Gecko Adventures and we rode up to the Valley of the Kings on donkeys at about 6am, that in itself was an adventure. We go to see 3 temples on this trip but was disappointed that our tour guide say that King Tutankhamen tomb was small with not much to see so he wouldn't recommend... More