[Luxor Sightseeing] Visit to the Valley of the Kings

#FreeHongKongAirTickets #Egypt I'd like to introduce the Valley of the Kings, which I visited when I went on a trip to Luxor in Egypt. The Valley of the Kings, located on the west bank of Luxor, is not easily accessible by public transport, so I recommend joining a tour. The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is also on the west bank, so I recommend a tour that covers both sites. Purchase your ticket at the entrance and ride a cart to the tomb. The Valley of the Kings is a group of royal tombs where the ancient Egyptian pharaohs rest. It is said that the pharaohs began building cemeteries here in ancient times, when Thutmose I built one. The tombs of successive pharaohs (Ramses III and Ramses IX) were located here. I first entered the tomb of Ramses IV. The reliefs were also very impressive, and there were many hieroglyphs painted on the ceiling and walls. The inside of each tomb was so colorfully painted that it was hard to believe that more than 3,000 years had passed since its inception. I was particularly impressed by the tomb of Tutankhamun. The famous tomb of Tutankhamun was said to be a major discovery. It was smaller than I expected, but it had not been robbed, and the murals were in even better condition than the other tombs. The tomb also contained Tutankhamun's own mummy, which I was impressed by how well it was preserved. There is an additional fee to purchase tickets to Tutankhamun's tomb at the ticket office, but it was worth it. Address: Luxor, Luxor Governorate 1340420 Egypt