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It’s hard to believe that on this day, only six years ago, I was wandering two of the most legendary places in Egypt. In the morning, I stood inside the Valley of the Kings, stepping into the tomb of Tutankhamun itself. By afternoon, I was marveling at Queen Nefertari’s breathtaking tomb in the Valley of the Queens. Both valleys sit side by side on the west bank of the Nile River across from Luxor—a landscape so exotic it still glows in my memory as one of my most unforgettable travel days!
I write about The Egyptian Museum more here.
I write about Tutankhamun’s Tomb here.
I write about Nefertari’s Tomb here.
I write about Hatshepsut’s Mortuary Temple here.
I write about The Temple of Kom Ombo here.
Nefertari’s Tomb in The Valley of the Queens. Nefertari was the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II
An iconic offering-table scene shows Nefertari in white linen presenting lotus flowers, food, and animals to sustain her in the afterlife
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