The Tomb of Seti I is the premier tomb in the Valley of the Kings and much like Nefertari's tomb in the Valley of the Queens, it comes with a hefty price tag. We’re sharing if it’s really worth the money and what to expect inside the tomb.

Such is the fame of Tutankhamun that his tomb comes with an additional entry fee. We’re sharing whether it’s worth the cost, what the much cheaper replica is like and a secret alternative which makes you feel like a real Indiana Jones.

Queen Nefertari's tomb. A tomb you can visit for a mere 10 minutes, that at the current exchange rate costs you USD $60, but was a staggering $87 (1400 EGP) at the time I first started researching our trip. Could it possibly be worth it?

We visited every tomb open to the public in the Valley of the Kings to bring you this guide. We covering everything you need to know to plan your visit, from which have the best paintings, to how difficult they are to access and whether the ones that cost extra are worth it.

Luxor is one of Egypt’s most evocative destinations. There’s so much to do, from descending deep underground to the country’s most spectacular tombs, to sunset sailing on the Nile, gliding gently over the West Bank in a hot air balloon, marvelling at exquisite temples and toasting your trip with drinks at the historic Winter Palace. We’re sharing all the best things to do in Luxor to help you plan the perfect trip.

If you’re planning to spent several days in Luxor visiting all the historical sites then you’re probably weighing up whether you should buy the Luxor Pass. Depending on the exchange rate this could be a costly mistake! We’ll telling you exactly what to look out for in this guide.

Often overshadowed by the Valley of the Kings, the Valley of the Queens contains one of the greatest tombs in all of Egypt and far fewer crowds. Similarly the Valley of the Nobles are unbelievably quiet and give you the chance to explore the incredible tombs in complete solitude - just how you imagine tomb exploring to be when you dream of visiting Egypt.