Tours and Tickets to Experience Tomb of Ramses VI
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To visit the Tomb of Ramses VI, Egyptian adults pay EGP30, and students pay EGP20. Foreign adults pay EGP180, and foreign students pay EGP190. This fee is in addition to the Valley of the Kings admission fees, which cost EGP600 for foreign adults and EGP300 for students.
The easiest and most comfortable way to get to the Tomb of Ramses VI in the Valley of the Kings is to join a tour that includes transportation from your hotel. You can also hire a taxi to take you there, or hire a bike and visit on your own.
The Tomb of Ramses VI is known for its elaborate interior artwork, which includes a large image of Nut, the goddess of the sky, swallowing the sun at night and rebirthing it in the morning. The tomb also contains imagery of Ramses VI and Egyptian deities, as well as hieroglyphs.
The best time to visit the Tomb of Ramses VI is early morning when the weather is cooler. Just be prepared for crowds and possible lines. It tends to be less busy in the early afternoon when many visitors take a break from sightseeing for lunch.
Yes, visiting the Tomb of Ramses VI is worth it, especially if you’re already at the Valley of the Kings. It’s one of the prettiest tombs in the complex—especially compared to some of the less-decorated tombs (such as Tutankhamun), with well-preserved interiors featuring beautiful interior art.