The Valley of the Kings

Every time this happens, the King's valley overflows. There is water in the burial room, causing human damage. It takes a long time to clean the water. Ramses I and II were buried in the valley of the king. Only the king is allowed to be buried in the valley of the king. There is another valley intended to fill the family's wife and children. The name of this valley is called the beautiful country. This also means that the queen of the King buried in the valley of the royal family is still buried in the beauty of the land.

One of the most famous ruins in the New Kingdom is the valley of the royal family. Starting with Pharaoh Tomose I, the Pharaoh of the new kingdom was buried in the Valley of the King for 500 years. The most famous grave in the valley of the royal family is the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen, its discovery is basically intact. It is full of treasure, art and mummies of Tutankhamen. It was during the reign of Ramses III that the powerful Egyptian empire began to weaken. Ramses III had to fight a lot of fights, including invading the sea people and tribal members from Libya. These wars were linked to serious drought and famine, causing riots in Egypt. In the years since Ramses III died, internal corruption and internal information of the central government became more serious. The last Pharaoh of the New Kingdom was Ramses IX. After his reign, Egypt no longer unite, and the third intermediate stage began.

I did not explore the valley of the royal family, did not complete the trip to Egypt. After the Pyramid of Giza, the valley of the royal family may be the most popular tourist attraction in Egypt. In some great Pharaohs, the funeral home of the Valley of the King, many ancient graves are cut into rocks in the valley. Here we also have the opportunity to explore the tomb of the popular young Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the graves of Ramses and Ramses IV. The protected area of ​​Luxor and Carnac is one of the world's largest religious temples. In the buildings of these temples, which were originally part of the city of Thebes, there are many sacred places, sphinxes, evacuation centers and other ancient buildings. Perhaps the most eye-catching charm in Carnac is Amunra Temple and its popular temple. Each of these huge buildings has a huge pillar of 69 feet each.

As far as ancient Egypt, the most imaginable are the abu Simbel cliffs, the towering lotus pillars of the Temple of Carnac, the rock tombs of the royal valley, and / or Kingtat orders. A monument built to expand dazzling grave furniture and sponsors. The ruins of the workers' settlements were exposed to the cruel Egyptian sun. Today this village, known as Deir el-Medina, began as a collection of mud brick houses surrounded by brick walls of a small valley during the reign of Thutmose I (BC 1506 - 1493) There is sex. Maximize the long-term scale and population of Ramses II (19th century, 1290 - 1224 BC).