Tomb 62 "The Tomb of Tutankhamun"

Tutankhamun's Tomb "Tomb 62" is considered one of the most important Egyptian pharaonic tombs, if not the most important. This famous tomb, known worldwide as KV62, is located on the western bank of the Nile River in the Valley of the Kings in the city of Luxor, formerly known as "Thebes," in the Arab Republic of Egypt.

The significance of Tutankhamun's tomb "Tomb 62" is attributed to several reasons, the most important being its inclusion of extremely valuable treasures and its unique design that sets it apart from other tombs. It is said that King Tutankhamun took numerous ingenious measures to secure it against thieves. As a result, it remains the only tomb from which nothing has been stolen throughout the ages, despite its origins dating back to ancient times before the Common Era. Although some artifacts have been transferred from it to the Luxor Museum, it continues to attract many tourists because its walls tell a story of their own. To fully enjoy this tale, it's recommended to have a tour guide with you.

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Kings Valley Rd, Al Awameya, New Valley Governorate, Egypt.