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Tags : Historical Site
Timings : 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM every day
Entry Fees : EGP 100
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The Tomb of Ramses VI is one of the most spectacular tombs lcoated in the Valley of Kings. It was initially built by Ramses V but was enlarged by his uncle, Ramses VI whose burial it was eventually used for. The ceilings are all painted a deep blue and decorated with astronomical motifs to represent the night sky but the most striking visual remains the ceiling of the burial room.
The Sky Goddess Nut can be seen swallowing the sun, in a metaphor for the sunset and the sunrise. It is also meant to represent the endless cycle of rebirth of the Pharaohs. The tomb's walls are engraved with funerary texts to help the Pharoah transition into the afterlife. The Valley of Kings can be reached by taxi or bus and can even be hiked to.