The Valley of the Queens, situated on Luxor's west bank along the Nile, is an ancient burial site for Egypt's queens and royal children from the New Kingdom era (1550–1070 BCE). Among its most celebrated tombs is that of Queen Nefertari, wife of Ramses II, known for its vivid, well-preserved artwork depicting the queen's journey to the afterlife. Over 90 tombs are intricately carved into the valley’s limestone cliffs, adorned with colorful hieroglyphs and religious motifs symbolizing the eternal protection of the deceased. The Valley offers visitors a captivating look into Egypt's royal heritage, artistry, and the spiritual beliefs surrounding life after death.
