The Valley of the Kings is a necropolis valley on the west bank of Luxor, Egypt where many pharaohs and others rulers of Ancient Egypt were buried. It's a place where you can see some of the most famous tombs in history, including that of King Tutankhamun. There are many tombs in this area and some of them are famous for their size, design, and beauty.
In our Egypt travel Guide, here we've compiled a list of the best tombs in Valley of the Kings that you can visit on your next Egypt vacation including those of king Ramses II and King Seti I. The valley was used as a cemetery for over 1,000 years; most of its tombs date from between the 15th and 11th centuries BC, during the New Kingdom of Egypt. It's interesting to note that while there are many tombs in this valley, not all of them were built for kings. Some were built for queens, others for pharaohs' daughters, and still others for other members of society, there are more than 63 tombs of Kings, queens, and rulers of Egypt.
It's home to some of the most fascinating tombs ever built, and it's easy to see why. The valley is littered with royal tombs and other structures that have been carved into the rocky landscape for millennia. But if you're looking for a truly spectacular trip to this world-famous necropolis, you should know that there are some tombs that stand out from the rest—and they're not just because they're filled with mummies.
The best way to see it is by hiring a guided tour through Luxor day tours, where you can learn about how this area was developed over thousands of years as a burial ground for Egyptian royalty. You'll get to see some fantastic monuments during your Egypt Day Tours while learning about their history and culture! And you can even choose your preferred packages here in Egypt from here Egypt Travel Packages.