Queen Nefertari
Queen Nefertari was the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II and one of the most celebrated queens of ancient Egypt. Her magnificent tomb, QV66, lies in the Valley of the Queens on Luxor’s West Bank and is famous for exceptionally detailed and colorful paintings showing her journey into the afterlife. Discovered in 1904, the tomb remains an outstanding example of New Kingdom funerary art. As of 2026, QV66 is closed while conservation and humidity conditions are being monitored, but the Valley of the Queens remains an important Luxor attraction. Explore Nefertari’s fascinating history and discover Egypt’s ancient royal heritage with expert guides and thoughtfully planned tours from Flying Carpet Tours. Plan your unforgettable Luxor journey with us today and experience Egypt’s timeless treasures.