The Valley of the Kings tour means to take a road that was secret in ancient Egypt. The kings, priests, and nobles Only they knew him. While the public could not know. Even the ancient Egyptian workers who were carving, and doing inscriptions there, had been taken to it while they were blindfolded.
When was the Valley of the Kings built?!
“Live Majestic History with Golavita”
At the end of this road, you find the history lightening, while you are wandering amid the era of 1539–1075 BC At that time, the majestic secret pharaonic events will run in front of your eyes.
There, the priests gather to mummify the body of this great Pharaonic king. The majestic march is waiting to carry this body uniquely. Then, they take the king for a wonderful solemn royal funeral.
You feel as if you attend all these events with each detail. So, you will uncover the great secrets of the pharaonic eras, until you arrive at the royal burying march to the king’s tomb. This tomb was bright everywhere with treasured artifacts. How amazing it is to see the details when the king comes to life again amid this treasure. He went up to the sky at sunset to be a god. That was called the funeral journey of the deceased with the solar god in the boat that connected him to the other world.
Golavita tours do not to see the Valley of the Kings, but to reach the heart of its mysteries. Live each event that happened to every inch of it amid the royal majestic tombs of the pharaohs that are full of inscriptions. These tombs show you all the events from the mummification up to the king’s burial.
That is how at the Valley of the Kings with Golavita. You live at the heart of history as if you were one of the important ancient Egyptian priests or one of a pharaonic royal family.
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Who was buried in the Valley of the Kings?!
The Valley of the Kings A long path surrounded by heights includes 62 Pharaohs who were buried in the Egyptian New Kingdom. Each of them is full of vibrant inscriptions. These tombs are located in the pharoanic afterlife world on the west bank of the Nile.
Before the pharaonic New Kingdom, the pyramids, which are royal tombs, had been plundered. So, during the New Kingdom, the kings decided to avoid building pyramids and build their tombs in a faraway place.
That was why Thutmose I (1540–1501 BC), the third king of the eighteenth-century pharaohs, wanted to choose his tomb in a secluded valley behind rocks to preserve his treasure from being extended by thieves' hands.
So he entrusted the engineer Anini to select this place.
Anini did this mission alone, which his king entrusted him with, as in the texts he wrote on his tomb, he said: I alone supervised the selection of the rocky tomb of my Majesty King Thutmose I, without anyone seeing or hearing me.
The Pharaohs followed King Thutmose I, digging their graves and filling them with rich treasures and coffins decorated with treasures and other things.
Some of the Pharaonic kings were buried in the Valley of the Kings: Amenhotep II, King City II, King Ay, Ramses IV, etc.