🎨 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11)

One of the most impressive tombs in the Valley of the Kings, the Tomb of Ramses III is renowned for its vibrant colours and exceptionally well-preserved decorations. The walls are covered with detailed scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology, with many of the original reds, blues, and yellows still remarkably vivid after thousands of years.

As one of the most visited tombs in the valley, it can get crowded, especially mid-morning to early afternoon. Visiting early in the day offers lower temperatures and a more relaxed experience.

⏱️ Recommended Visit Time: 30–40 minutes
🎟️ Entry fee: Included with the standard Valley of the Kings ticket.
📸 Details to notice: Vivid wall paintings, intricate hieroglyphs, and ceiling artwork often overlooked by visitors.

💡 Traveller Addicted Tip: Take your time admiring the ceiling details—many visitors focus only on the walls and miss some of the tomb’s most impressive artwork above.

💡 Good to know: The tomb extends deep into the hillside, and airflow can be limited. Temperatures often feel much hotter inside than outside, so bring water and a small hand fan, especially during warmer months.