Explore Egypt's Valley of the Kings and Queens

On this tour, I will take you back around 3500 years to one of the most famous archeological locations in the world: the royal necropolis for the pharaohs during the New Kingdom time around 1580 BC., where the most famous kings are buried in royal tombs, King Tutankhamun's golden one being the most famous. I'll tell you exactly why he became the most famous pharaoh.

Besides this, this is also the resting site of King Ramses ll, King Tuthmosis lll, and Queen Hatshepsut. There are 62 royal tombs in The Valley of the Kings! Apart from this, we will also stop to see the two colossal constructions of Memnon: impressively massive statues located on the west bank of Luxor.

Also, this tour covers the Valley of the Queens, where the queens of Egypt were buried, such as the most famous queen of the new kingdom, Nefertari.

You will see Medinate Habu Temple, the most colorful temple on the west bank, and we will see the remains and ruins of King Ramses III palace.