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Ancient burial chambers for Pharaohs with hieroglyphics at the valley of the kings, Luxor, Egypt. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Valley of Kings, Luxor Royalty Free Stock Photo

Valley of the Kings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Valley of kings. The tombs of the pharaohs. Tutankhamun. Luxor. Royalty Free Stock Photo

detail of the tomb of queen nefertari meretenmut, in the valley of the kings, egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the mountain of natural sandstone against the blue clear sky in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt, Africa. Desert landscape. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two turists in the interior of a tomb in the valley of the kings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tomb painting in the Valley of the Kings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Egyptian Temple of Hatshepsut, historical sandstone building with colonnades in Valley of Kings, Egypt. Dramatic Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the kings, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock and sand in the desert of the Valley of the Kings. Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Temple of Hatshepsut. Valley of the kings, Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

funerary fresco from the tomb of prince khaemuaset, in the valley of the kings, egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Valley of the kings in Egypt includes 63 tombs, housing pharaohs, nobles and their families. Of all these tombs, only 20 house Egyptian kings, including Tutankhamun, Ramses, Ahmose, Amenhotep and Akhenaton, the rest being of their families and nobles.