Valley of the Queens… You are in a time gap between 1550 and 1070 BCE on the western bank of Luxor amid the dazzling afterlife world of the pharaohs. Just cross this holy cave that is dedicated to the god “Hathor” at the entrance of the valley to restore youth and beauty to the queens and sons of kings and nobles.
The mysteries of the Valley of the Queens at the time surround you, wandering amid a spot located in the middle of Thebe’s vast necropolis that is called for the ancient Egyptians, “Ta – Set – Nefro,” meaning the place of the pharaohs’ sons and the place of beauty for the Queens.
You are amid a dazzling site that includes around 90 royal tombs for the Queens and the pharaonic king’s sons covered with vibrant, amazing inscriptions from the Book of Death, the secrets of the afterlife beliefs for the pharaohs, and uncover how they saw the afterworld with the accompanying scenes from the funeral rituals and even more.
That is how to witness the majesty of ancient Egypt and uncover more mysteries about the pharaohs’ beliefs in the Valley of the Queens, crossing through the tomb of Queen Tyti, the tomb of Queen Nefertari, the tomb of Prince “Amon-kosher,” and the cemetery of “Kha Am Wast.”
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The Tomb of Nefertari
The Tomb of Nefertari, dating to the Raamses II era, is one of the masterpiece tombs in ancient Egypt, and it is the close wife of King Ramses II, who built her one of the majestic dazzling temples of Abu Simbel.
So, can you imagine how this tomb is? It is one of the architectural marvels covered with outstanding, unique pharaonic decorations. If you need to enter a point out of reality, The Tomb of Nefertari will be a suitable place.