Tombs of the Nobles Luxor

The Tombs of the Nobles in Luxor provides you a very perfect glimpse of the day to day life, ideology, and art of ancient Egypt. These tombs did not fit into the royal tombs that could be found in the Valley of the Kings, but rather they were tombs of high officials, priests, and artisans that lived in the New Kingdom in time. The tombs are located on the West Bank of the Nile, and they are not as rich in size, but rather in the detail of the wall paintings, which can represent the agricultural scenes, music, family meetings, and religious activities.
Every tomb has a different history. The well preserved tomb of Sennefer with its Grapevine Ceiling and also the tomb of a vizier, Rekhmire under Thutmose III, are amongst the most visited tombs because of the well kept and lively artwork in them. The scenes are a great source of extraordinary understanding of daily life of ancient Egyptians and their positions in the society.
A visit to the Tombs of the Nobles is more rewarding when undertaken by Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise. This luxurious and small cruise line gives individuals the opportunity to visit historical places where there are no crowds or masses like when using bigger ships. Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise has hand-picked touristic experiences at the lesser known places of interest such as the Tombs of the Nobles and can easily relate to the history.
The Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise has a small guest capacity and with its personal service, which makes the travel too calming and pleasant. Guests are accompanied by the expert Egyptologists and get the best stories about every tomb they visit, making their visits even more interlaced.
In case what you are after is the special experience of traveling into the ancient past of Egypt, Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise would be an outstanding adventure. A trip on the Nile is more than that; a Nile trip is a journey back in time to forgotten life of lords who contributed to the golden era in Egypt. The Sola Dahabiya Nile Cruise can accommodate you through such splendid tombs and tales that can be found carved in walls of Luxor.