Valley of the Queens in Luxor | Is Egypt's most expensive ticket worth it?

| Is Egypt's most expensive ticket worth it?📝 The Valley of the Queens in Luxor is definitely the most expensive attraction in all of Egypt, with an entry fee of 180 Egyptian pounds, and if you want to see the tomb of Nefertari, it will cost an additional 2000 Egyptian pounds. 📝 It only takes 10 minutes to drive from the Valley of the Kings to the Valley of the Queens, just search for Valley of the Queens in your navigation system. Some charter drivers might be reluctant to visit this site, so it's recommended to confirm the trip in advance. ❓ Is it worth visiting 📍 The most worthwhile tomb to see in the Valley of the Queens is QV66, which is the tomb of Nefertari that charges an extra 2000 Egyptian pounds. Personally, I think the murals inside the tomb are more exquisite than those in the Valley of the Kings. 📍 At the entrance of the QV66 tomb, it states that visitors are only allowed 10 minutes (P2), but in practice, they are not so strict. If you want to stay a bit longer, just tip the staff. However, the tomb is quite stuffy, and 15 minutes is enough to see everything. 📍 As for the other tombs in the Valley of the Queens, they are quite ordinary and cannot compare with the Valley of the Kings. If you're not visiting QV66, then there's no need to go to the Valley of the Queens. 📍 The tomb of Nefertari was opened in 1992. She is said to be the most beautiful queen in Egyptian history and was the favorite wife of the famous Pharaoh Ramses II. 📍 Inside the tomb, there are also verses written by Ramses II to Nefertari on the walls: 📜 My love is unique, 📜 No one can compare to her, 📜 For she is the most beautiful woman in the world, 📜 Through mere contact, 📜 She has already stolen my heart. 📍 A visit to the Valley of the Queens takes about 40 minutes to 1 hour, and if time and budget allow, it's still recommended to go see it. The murals are truly more exquisite than those in the Valley of the Kings, and you can refer to the photos P3-P8.