Ever thought you would actuate playing the alte-actual adventurer discovering secrets of yore? If you have, then your journey to the Valley of the Kings is all set up for a great journey. This is an Egyptian treasure trove whose garnets lie on the western bank of the river gushed towards Luxor. The treasure appears as much as in ancient time that lay waiting to be opened, and upon here one would happily hear the ancients talk about hidden surprises. So relax and get ready to go back in time with us as we travel into the Valley of the Kings.
While you venture into the valley, you will find a captivating visions set of tombs that reveal much about the lives and beliefs of the affluent in ancient Egypt. From the tomb of Ramses II to the lesser-known tombs of the pharaohs, each tomb is a new revelation of ancient Egyptian history, the more than 60 tombs composing the valley telling a whole story with every step taken through it.
With each tomb offering a unique account of dynastic succession, religious beliefs, and funerary practices, we are transported back in time to an era of divine kingship and cosmic rituals. Within the tombs are paintings and graffiti depicting the stories of the ancient Egyptians and their beliefs about life after death. One of the most famous tombs here is that of Tutankhamun, which contains many of his treasures, including his famous golden mask.
The Valley of the Kings is where our guide will take you when we meet you in the hotel lobby. The Valley of the Kings' tombs are identified by a chronological finding number and the abbreviation KV (King's Valley).
The tombs are buried beneath a mountain of limestone; sometimes the royal tombs are very deep, some descending up to 100 m into the bowels of the mountain and some as long as 213 m, like that of Ramses II (KV7). The walls of the rooms and corridors are decorated with scenes depicting the deceased king's journey to the otherworld, and formulas from funerary books are inscribed on these walls to help the king overcome all obstacles.
Tourists can enjoy the beautiful countryside, the mountains that house the tombs of the pharaohs' kings and queens, the West Bank temples, and the scenic surroundings by engaging in animal tourism, which is a type of leisure travel and an adventure.
Your tour, which lasts more than an hour, begins at the stables. You will visit farms, Deir el-Bahari, the Valley of the Kings, the Ramesseum, and the hamlet as part of the tour. You will also see the stunning and well-known West Bank sites. After the tour, you will sit in a country house and sip tea, watch the local oven, and observe other Upper Egyptian customs. You will finally be driven back to your accommodation.
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During our tour you will enjoy the famous landmarks of Luxor such as Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings Temple, in addition to the Statue of Memnon. Also do not miss the hot air balloon ride through which you can see Luxor from the highest peak and enjoy its climate.
Enjoy a unique experience by taking a hot air balloon ride to enjoy the breathtaking views that Luxor has, as Luxor has one-third of the world's antiquities in addition to the picturesque Nile, an unforgettable adventure. You will enjoy watching the sunrise and the reflection of the sun's rays on the waters of the Nile.
Enjoy with us a day trip to Cairo from Aswan by plane so you don't miss the atmosphere of Cairo, especially Cairo by Night to enjoy Egypt. The Cairo trip will give you the chance to enjoy the most popular tourist destinations, with the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum being the most recognisable landmarks in Egypt.
Edfu Temple, Aswan Governorate, the second largest temple in ancient Egypt, is one of the most famous monuments, especially in the city of Edfu, north of Aswan Governorate. Enjoy the best moments at Kom Ombo Temple and Edfu with your family, friends or even on your own. Explore this country's unparalleled archaeology.
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Yes. Nowadays, most locations accept them, including all respectable hotels and cruises. Even though many of the street stores in the larger malls' souks take plastic, it is advisable to have cash on hand.
From the time that hieroglyphic writing first appeared in Egypt, approximately 3200 BCE, until Arabic gradually took its place during the Arab conquest of Egypt in 641 CE, the ancient Egyptian language has been documented there for more than four thousand years.
In the case of cancellation of the trip by the customer, based on the start dates of the trip, the following costs will be charged:
15% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation from the booking date up to 61 days before the start date of the trip
25% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation from 60 to 31 days before the start date of the trip
35% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation 30 to 15 days before the start date of the trip
The number of tombs in the Valley of the Kings that are accessible to the public may change over time as a result of preservation and restoration projects. Eight to ten tombs are usually available for exploration by guests. Certain tombs, like the tomb of Tutankhamun, may charge an additional fee, and the specific tombs that are open may vary.
Luxor is a city located in southern Egypt (Upper Egypt) and is often referred to as the "world's greatest open-air museum." It is renowned for its rich historical and archaeological sites, including the ancient Egyptian temples of Luxor and Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, and the Valley of the Queens.
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