KV9, pharaonic tomb in Egypt
Located in the Valley of the Kings, KV9 is the collective burial site of Pharaohs Ramses V and Ramses VI.
Originally constructed for Ramses V, it was later enlarged and repurposed by Ramses VI.
KV9 showcases the depth of Egyptian cultural heritage with detailed wall paintings and religious texts.
The tomb is open to visitors and remains a significant point of interest in Luxor.
The astronomical ceilings of KV9 are fascinating, depicting ancient Egypt's view of the cosmos.
Location: Luxor
Length: 116.84 m
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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