One of the great historical sights in the world, the scene of history is all around you as you walk towards the site, no need for tourist signs its shouts it out by itself. The tombs are wonders in their own right, each one very...More

I was in awe about the fact that the ancient Egyptians created the tombs. I was disappointed that we couldn't take pictures, but I understood. I was impressed by the ranges of colors of the hieroglyphics. I visited several tombs and the best items has...More

We visited here on 12th August 2017. Easiest way of reviewing this is by pros and cons. Pros 1. Truly memorable. 2. Tombs are clean and well maintained. 3. Hyroglyphics are so vibrant and clear. Cons 1. Hot as hades!! We took a wet shemagh...More

Seriously, imagine a place that is thousands of years old. The valley of the kings is an area where deceased Egyptian kings were mummified and buried in their royal tombs with their personal belongings, food, books, even wealth to accompany them in their after life...More

This is worth visiting. Be sure to pay the extra money to go in King Tut's tomb as that has his mummy in there!

This place is amazing. All the history and they're still finding more sites. If you want to see the popular sites that'll cost extra, although it's probably worth it, but get there early because popular sites will have long waits. Don't take the little shuttle...More

You definately need to start this visit as early as possible as in August it is extremely hot and there is little shade so a hat, water, sun cream and flat comfortable shoes are an essential. On a regular tour ticket you have the choice...More

At the Valley of the Kings, no photography was allowed inside (so that people would purchase their photo packets or CDs.) After passing through security, we saw a 3D model of the Valley depicting locations and layout of all known tombs - most discovered before...More

Are they started early as we were collected as a group and we were brought out into the desert. It was an uncomfortable ride and thankfully we brought lots of water. Our first stop was at the Valley of the temples which is remarkable area....More

visiting the tombs is very spectacular, for one ticket you can enter to three tombs which are underground.