A short distance from the Valley of the Kings, this valley was reserved for royal wives and children. Its most celebrated tomb belongs to Nefertari, the favorite queen of Ramesses II, whose paintings are among the finest in all of Egypt.
Nefertari's tomb requires a separate, higher-priced ticket and limited-time entry to protect it, but for lovers of ancient art it is unforgettable.
Used mainly during the New Kingdom. Nefertari's tomb was discovered in 1904 and underwent a major conservation project in the 1980s and 90s.
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Step into the world of Egypt's ancient kings, who ruled for over 500 years and left behind the awe-inspiring tombs and temples of Luxor. This is your journey through time — walking among monuments that still tell the story of humanity's greatest civilization.
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View tourFor anyone who loves ancient art, yes. Its paintings are widely considered the finest in Egypt.
Yes, to protect the fragile paintings, Nefertari's tomb has time-limited entry and a higher ticket price.
Yes, both valleys are on the West Bank and easily combined in one tour.
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