Princess Idut Tomb

Princess Idut Tomb means to immerse yourself in the heart of ancient Egyptian daily life, finding vibrant, well-preserved decorations that will revive ancient Egypt again in front of your eyes; you are in a spot that is out of reality, as if you are flying over the eras until arriving at the Old Kingdom, during the end of the Fifth Dynasty and until the beginning of the Sixth Dynasty, the era of building the Pyramids.

All of us stand in front of the Giza Pyramids while we feel the complete amazement, asking about the mysteries of building these great historical icons but missing dazzling details of the daily life of those great people who built the Pyramids. But the Princess Idut Tomb will answer you.

Princess Idut Tomb from Inside 

Princess Idut Tomb means to enter a time gap that takes you to the heart of ancient Egyptian daily life, finding vibrant decorations distinguished with their beautiful multiple colors surrounding you, representing scenes from the pharaonic life, finding yourself in a historical fishing trip with them, taking a pharaonic boat and dip-nets þo fish to the Nile with the company of the ancient Egyptians.

Other inscriptions pull you into the heart of the Pharaonic farms, going with the ancient Egyptian farmers, seeing them while pouring water before the sled, doing agricultural activities, the papyrus harvest, livestock, and butchers.

Other vibrant details come from ancient Egypt’s streets. Then, you find a statue that will tell you for whose special cemetery it was built.

For Whom was this Temple Dedicated?! 

The tomb was established for the Princess Idut. She was the daughter of the king of the 5th Dynasty, Unas. So, this statue is made for this princess.