In the morning our representative comes to pick you up from your hotel in Luxor to start your exploratory journey in the tombs of the Western mainland first: Ramses VI’s tomb Luxor contains a variety of monuments and cemeteries, the most famous of which is the tomb of King Ramesses the Fifth and the tomb engravings still retain their bright bright colors, and are overcome by the colors of red and yellow for For walls, blue relative to the ceiling. Second: The Valley of the Apes Cemetery is the Valley of the Apes, a closed valley in Mount Qurna, west of Luxor, similar to the Valley of the Kings in its topography and geography, surrounded by mountain ranges from the south, east and west, and it is called the Valley of the Apes, or the Western Valley. “The Valley of the Apes” contains only 4 tombs, the most famous of which is “Amenhotep the Third, one of the kings of the 18th family, and the tomb of Khur Khurru-i, King No. 13 of the Eighteenth Dynasty is also the only cemetery available to visitors in the whole valley.Then our representative takes you to have lunch in a local restaurant. “Third: Nefertari Cemetery Nefertari Cemetery is one of the most beautiful and greatest tombs in the Valley of the Queens. Nefertari has been nicknamed several titles for the praise and sweet princess of speech and singing, and the great wife of the king and his beloved, and the death of Tari Ntari. And beauty.Fourth: The tomb of Tutankhamun Tutankhamun is one of the eighteen pharaohs of the Egyptian family in the history of ancient Egypt. Historically, the most notable of which is the discovery of his tomb and its treasures completely without any damage.Fifth: Deir al-Madina cemetery for a city is an integrated community of pharaonic homes and ornate tombs and dozens of dazzling small details. A city called “The Monastery”. At the end of the trip, you will return to your hotel again