Tomb of King Tutankhamun (Tut), Luxor

I remained speechless visiting the tomb of King Tut. The walls still have the majority of the paintings and signs, very beautifully lighted and the presence of the mummy put this place on top of others, also the presence of one of the sarcophagi raise more the interest for this place. May the mummy rest in peace!

This is the most famous tomb ever discovered in the Valley of the Kings, a place where I have dreamed to arrive since I was a child. It is preferable to be visited in November, almost in autumn more than in spring, not in the summer. I went there in the beginning of October and in the middle of the day the sun was very scorching. Here must be paid another entrance ticket, this is not included in the three tombs ticket of the Valley of the Kings.

Nothing spectacular as it is just one chamber with well preserved wall paintings and the king who is not that famous throughout history, but famous simply because its tomb was found unintacked. All in all not worth the 300 EGP to go inside, unless you are real fan of the small kid king.

The Tomb is one of the easiest to visit, the shaft is the shortest compared to the others. Beautiful vivid colors on the walls.

King Tuts tomb located in the Valley of the Kings contains the body of the King and beautiful Hieroglyphics. One of the many must see tombs in the Valley if the Kings. Unique scenes including baboons which symbolize birth, death and rebirth.