The Valley of the Kings was built on the western mainland of the Nile city of Luxor to include the remains of the kings who ruled Egypt during the 18th and 19th dynasties. The kings of the Pharaohs chose this place to be the transitional phase for the afterlife and the transition to eternal life on the basis of the most important. Dry desert land that will keep their bodies as long as possible after mummification. The religious belief, which is to move from the eastern mainland of the Nile to the western mainland, is a hint of the transition from one life to another. The Valley of the Kings houses many great kings such as The great king Ramses II, the young king Tutankhamun, Ramses VI, King I, Horemheb and others When you enter the cemetery you will see with your eyes the beauty, workmanship, bright colors and sunken inscriptions in the walls that speak the greatness of the ancestors of the Pharaohs

The Temple of Hatshepsut is one of the most beautiful temples of all time because of its unique building. The temple was built by order of the queen and entrusted its construction to its own architect and faithful Senemot. The temple consists of three floors and the queen appeared in the costume of men and borrowed beard to appear as a strong pharaoh ruling the country north and south as well so as not to deviate from tradition

King Amenhotep III built his huge statue at the entrance of the Valley of the Kings to guard the valley from evil spirits and the statues attached to the temple whose remains are still present.