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The Valley of the Kings, told as you look. The Valley of the Kings, on Luxor's west bank, holds the rock-cut tombs of New Kingdom pharaohs. Their walls are covered with painted reliefs and texts, so knowing what you are looking at changes the visit.
What to look for The tomb of Tutankhamun, found by Howard Carter in 1922. Painted scenes of the king's journey through the afterlife. Cartouches that name the kings buried here. How EERET helps in the valley Point your phone at a relief or cartouche and hear its story. Pick a short or longer story depending on the queue. Rules on photography inside tombs can change, so check at the entrance before using your camera. Frequently asked questions Is there an audio guide for the Valley of the Kings? Yes. EERET covers the Valley of the Kings. Scan a relief or cartouche with your camera and hear its story.
Can I take photos inside the tombs? Rules vary and can change. Ask at the entrance before you use your camera.
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