Yes, this costs extra. Yes, it is tiny compared to the other magnificent tombs. But, if you know what you are going into before you get there, it is totally worth paying extra to see Tut’s actual mummy and stone sarcophagi. We saw many of...More

This tomb costs an additional 200 L.E. to enter. The Boy King is often the most spoken about Pharaoh but his tomb is not worth the price of admission. Seriously, it is one room with his mummy and one of his sarcophagus on display. You...More

A true insight into the fascinating eruption history. Although photography was not allowed within his tomb it was incredible to see how they decorated his tomb that then remained untouched for decades. I would love to visit the Cairo museum and see the extracted artefacts...More

we saw our first actual mummy preserved and my son lost all fear after seeing the live mummy unlike movies and cartoons. It was worth the visit. Later in the tour to Cairo Museum we could see many mummies. We learnt that mummies are preserved...More

Not a lot on the walls to see but Tuts small mummy is here with his face and toes open to see and the huge gold encasing is also here to see which is impressive. Small room so try get in when not many people...More

It was interesting to learn and see everything that related to King Tut. The movie wasn't as interesting as seeing some of the artifacts.

As tombs go this is a little one. But everyone knows of King Tut. And, honestly, the colors are more vivid and preserved than in many of the other tombs here. Like in the other tombs the guard is more than happy to no only...More