Valley of the Kings, Luxor

Explore the world of ancient Egypt's most famous pharaoh by entering the world-famous Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). Discover artefacts that Howard Carter uncovered in 1922 that garnered international attention. Despite its small size, the tomb's more than 5,000 objects provide insight into Tutankhamun's royal lifestyle. You can marvel at the elaborate jewels, golden chariots, and commonplace items that provide a window into the lifestyle of ancient rulers. Marvel at the site of historical significance and consider the lasting influence of a ruler whose fame is legendary.

Explore the Queen Hatshepsut Mortuary Temple, a magnificent edifice honouring her powerful reign. Here, you can learn about her life's fascinating elements, such as her partnership with architect Senmut to achieve’s temple’s building goals. Marvel at the clever design cut into the mountainside as you meander through the temple's tunnels and terraces. you can step inside and take in the majesty of the hypostyle hall, which is lined with soaring columns that lead to the sanctuary. Moreover, you can Immerse yourself in the skill of ancient architecture as you notice the thoughtful symmetry and spatial hierarchy.

Enter the Tomb of Rameses VI (KV9) to travel back in time to the beliefs of ancient Egypt regarding the afterlife. Take a look around the hallways that are painted with vivid scenes of the trip to eternal. Admire the beautifully preserved walls, which feature illustrations from the Books of the Dead and the Book of Gates. As you take in the minute details of astronomical maps and funerary writings, you can almost feel the presence of history. Discover more about the pharaoh's desire for immortality in this intriguing underground haven.

Explore the breathtaking Tomb of Sety I (KV17), a magnificent example of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship, located in the Valley of the Kings. You can discover the rich history of this famous archaeological site as you tour one of the longest and most exquisitely decorated tombs. Behold the beautiful reliefs and painted sceneries that cover the walls, each one showing a different aspect of the pharaoh's trip to the afterlife. You can admire the wonders of architecture, such as the burial chamber's vaulted ceiling and unusual "joggled axis" design. In this beautiful underground sanctuary, you can see Sety I's heritage come to life.