Visit Nefertari's Tomb

[@elfish9788]

The painting still looks fresh as if they were done yesterday

[@Mohamed-jm4po]

Even they doing that in the wall and without lighting and electric

[@dianesilva1078]

I was tearing up looking at this, it's so beautiful.

[@mantismech]

Just came back from Egypt. Nefertari's Tomb was the best of all. Once you've seen it, all other tombs became secondary. Even better than Tutankhamun's Tomb.

[@AndreaLuiseCa.-rr1im]

no id.EA never saw This Grave

[@azmcfc]

Beautiful. I have always been drawn to Nefertari and her tomb for whatever reason. 'Nefer', in ancient Egyptian, means 'beautiful' and 'tari' means 'companion'. Ramesses the second had a number of wives but he loved her the most.

[@lilahasson5110]

This is absolutely wonderful. To think of the hours of work to make this tomb. History teaches us so much!

[@seanmcgregor3658]

And done by candle light, amazing!

[@ThiagoZucarelli-uw7gy]

Os cara já tinha super led @seanmcgregor3658

[@karolynemeth5698]

Sok mindent nem tudunk a sírok megépítéséről. A tervezés a legfontosabb. De erről sem tudunk.

[@armiltupil1810]

Oh my God !!!! Egyptian people are so Amazing!!!! Even the Pyramids until now nobody can explain how it was constructed by their great Ancestors. How i wish to visit Egypt before I leave this Wonderful World 🌎

[@lingohut]

It was magical. Did you watch all LingoHut videos of Egypt? I suggest you do

[@shahramshey8885]

This is Fascinating. I love History. Especially Persian and Egyptian History.

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

WOW totally beautiful paintings are in this tomb

[@lingohut]

We agree, it was breathtaking.

[@kaikopink7999]

I heard she was a very beautiful woman She was loved very much. Gave birth to many children to she was a strong for pushing out all those babies I love my ancestors ✊

[@BadWarrior-dn2rh]

That’s Nefertiti ❤not Nefertari

[@francousmiani1234]

The thing that it looks fresh after ages in above insane.

[@datadog7179]

Absolutely amazing, she lives forever.

[@tseamus8288]

On my bucket list someday i must visit.

[@conniemclaughlin3156]

This is a symbol of just how much Rameses II loved her. She died when they were still both relatively young. Such a beloved queen…..yet the people still raided her tomb and took her away….couldn’t even let her rest undisturbed. :( As one with Egyptian blood this is very sad.

[@deenislam8729]

She was nefartiti the wife of akhnathen

[@josefaflores9012]

@@deenislam8729 no, Nefertiti is another queen

[@kevinhoward9593]

I'm 100% positive that we couldn't even come close to construction techniques they used to carve that out of rock. The angles are perfect and squared. Considering they didn't have the best lighting to see what they were doing, its amazing.

[@johannjohann6523]

To your statement about lighting, with such great detail in building the tomb and its artwork, it seems that lighting was not an issue at all for the Egyptians, whatever they used.

[@horuszorus495]

Been there it’s like stepping back in time .

[@lingohut]

Right, we completely agree. It was magical. Thank you for being part of our community.

[@Benita59856]

This tomb is so amazing

[@dianalindeman1644]

I always watch and like the tomb videos. Sometimes, as in this video, I see paintings I haven't seen before.

[@teyoskky5895]

All I can say is wow,!

[@dianalindeman1644]

This tomb is like an ancient Egyptian version of the Taj Mahal. Like her temple, it shows how much King Ramses the Great loved her.

[@Vinicantstopcrying]

I love her my gf but I couldn't ever build her something like that 😢

[@francousmiani1234]

@@Vinicantstopcrying Try your best and do it

[@arshpreetkaur6228]

I just completed a manga named Pharoah's concubine (fictional obviously). From there I get to know about nefertari and ramess ii love story

[@lynsequeira5446]

Same 😭❤️🙌🏻

[@Bea-xx7qh]

Same me tooo

[@kimberleyspraggins5909]

Absolutely stunning, beautiful historical records. Funny, I don't see any depictions that look like Elizabeth Taylor. 🤔 Yul Brynner, yes. Charleston Heston, nope. 💁🏽‍♀️

[@GrittyBong]

You guys were the only visitors? This is so amazing!!

[@lingohut]

It was during Covid, and nobody was there but us. It was magical.

[@GrittyBong]

@@lingohut kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2LYgYZvZsmnhMksi=lTg04Rbj8jHsvq3j

[@Human_01]

Amazing!!!! Such artistic styling should be modernized in modern Egyptian architecture... And perhaps military aesthetic designs plans (exterior drone design). 💛 This wonderful place is clearly the product of high-sentient human beings. Unintelligent [feelers], let alone narcissits could never create something like this. That vibe of that place feels sacred. 🙏 To think that it has without the passage of time for literally long than a millennium... Wow! On a random note: if aliens existed [lol], I could see why they'd travel light years just to tourist sight see. 🇪🇬👽👾[🤦‍♂️🌍]

[@Ax.Zaelシ]

The drawings are hundred years old still they're so clean and bright

[@kelvvoster5875]

They were redone in 1986 by some Italian Restorer

[@Ax.Zaelシ]

@@kelvvoster5875 oh. Really

[@SirdanielCR]

Not hundred they’re about 3000 years old

[@reynaldojuan6454]

Thousands my friend

[@Ax.Zaelシ]

@@reynaldojuan6454 I forgot to add "s" beside it

[@billiebass3973]

Wow unbelievable amazing these were some classy people back then

[@AbcDef-gw4dg]

These paintings are more than 3000 years old , is it original didn't it fade away, have they been repainted

[@billshiff2060]

Amazing.

[@johannjohann6523]

thank you, this was awesome.And to the comment below regarding the time it would take to do all the art work, is increased by the cramped quarters and the limited number of workers that could work at the same time. It's hard to understand that so much effort went into a "tomb" to be sealed, and not anticipated to be seen by others.

[@lingohut]

Well said. Thank you for being part of our community. Have you checked out our other videos of Egypt?

[@suso.r]

Great video but bad image quality, too compressed 😞

[@michaelmykD]

How do I book to come in alone like you did here? Thnks

[@spanishonpatrol9416]

Hello friend, thank you for watching our videos. Sadly, there is no way that I know of. We were lucky. We traveled during Covid. Since everyone was scared and locked in their homes, no one was anywhere, but everything we visited was open.

[@robindavies5579]

Wow!

[@bigd1374]

Is she still in there?...or was she ever in there?

[@brownboyboo6666]

Nope that mysterious. Archeologist found the tomb but her body wasn’t there.

[@arturdiedtrich6938]

🔱F🍀O🍀R🍀E🍀V🍀E🍀R🍀🔱🔯💜🌞✡️🤴💜🤴✡️🌞✡️🤴💜🌞🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀.....

[@johngibbs799]

Wow!! Country of Egypt actually put a floor fan in the tomb!! Must have broke the budget!!

[@joseescobar3703]

Thank you so so much! Where did you buy the ticket enty?

[@lingohut]

Our tour guide purchased our tickets.

[@martind2083]

I think video recording is allowed, but only with a cell phone. Am I worng?

[@lingohut]

That is what they told us too. What a great experience. Have you been there? Thanks for being part of our community.

[@martind2083]

@@lingohut I came back from Egypt a month ago (and I have already overcome the Covid that I caught there). There is no problem to take photos or video anywhere, neither with a cell phone nor with a camera. In general, you don't even have to get a ticket for it anymore, neither at Nefetari's tomb nor anywhere.

[@eharris6347]

It appears lighting was not an issue Seems like you never see any smut or any of that like if you are burning a fire in such confined spaces And if they did everything in low light I’d bet they would really be excited to see their work lit up like that today Or maybe not Maybe they would think it’s a curse to be in there Idk

[@BlueAngel-ci9zm]

Really to get to history, you have to be a genius.

[@brittyn]

How much did you pay him to film inside?? They’re strict about no filming allowed…

[@lingohut]

Not money but the price of the ticket. It was during Covid, and nobody was there but us. It was magical.

[@saleharani6707]

What is this. Is this real Or dream

[@MariaShannon-n6g]

I wonder how the tomb is lit up like a display cabinet from wall to wall ?

[@MariaShannon-n6g]

😮

[@jahanarachowdhury2498]

Nefartari was bibi Asia who was hazat musa ah,s adopt mother. She was very honoured women to Allah and us.

[@mahmutlevent4297]

Asia and Nefartari are not the same people.

[@Лена-в4х5л]

Класс

[@cypher8855]

I didn't see Nefertiti's cartouche on any of those walls. Was that her tomb or her husband's tomb

[@galthea]

It’s Nefertari, not Nefertiti and yes, it’s the queens tomb.

[@cypher8855]

@@galthea ya the phone auto corrected. I see that now

[@tensaibr]

Is there no one watching? People can touch the walls and go amok before anyone even notice it in time.

[@dianalindeman1644]

Access to this tomb is restricted, which makes any video showing it a special historical treat.

[@maximiliand2544]

You go ahead and mess with the Egyptian army if you want. I'll take a hard pass on mischief when in another country.

[@tensaibr]

@@maximiliand2544 That's all good and fine, but it won't reverse the damage once it is done.

[@MadiWadss]

I used to sleep in here with her to learn my history it an honor

[@johngibbs799]

A lot of pretty women depicted in the tomb. Pharaoh must have been very sensitive to beauty😳

[@ivanuska83]

what about NO VIDEO HERE!

[@johnshields6852]

Imagine being looked at as more than human, obviously the ego gets bloated, it's curious that there's hundreds of the same image of her, if you didn't know her story you'd think she was insane, she was just a human being, like all the kings, but the psyche and ego can get carried away, even small power gets corrupted

[@Khenfu_Cake]

It was Ramesses 2nd, her husband, who constructed this tomb for Nefertari. It also was more than just ego (although that most certainly also played a part; after all the pharaoh was literally perceived as a mortal incarnation of gods like Amon, Horus and Osiris, Nefertari was depicted as Hathor in her tomb) it was a matter of ensuring an afterlife. The name and body were believed to house parts of the different aspects of the soul. If someone was forgotten or their body destroyed they would be consigned to oblivion and essentially be denied access to the afterlife. So this was basically a form of afterlife insurance.

[@jadsonbastos5499]

???????????????

[@SitiNurbayah-ie8vj]

Overall is weel even the history but the picture of human is always like that,that egyp characterity of draw is the human in that era same in picture...

[@arturdiedtrich6938]

🔱L🍀A🍀D🍀Y🍀🔱🇺🇦🌈👀......

[@112yasin112]

They wanted like 55 euro for entrance 💀

[@lingohut]

You should buy the Luxer pass, it was a good deal.

[@arturdiedtrich6938]

🔱S🍀O🍀F🍀I🍀J🍀K🍀AAAAAAAAA🔱🇺🇦🌈👀....

[@claudiacorona6670]

Where is her mummy?

[@dianalindeman1644]

Only the legs of Queen Nefertari were left in her tomb. Sad.

[@griefer1851]

It was Nefertiti wife of ramesses

[@franks.8189]

Nefertari ! Nefertiti was the wife of Echnaton ( Amenophis IV.)

[@mtwinter3408]

Nefertari wears a golden eagle head hear. Nefertiti wears an elongated head gear

[@faleenboos9561]

Ancient Egyptian pharoah came from somalia punt even they language is somali am sure

[@tracieevaggelou3921]

WhT is this her tomb has NEVER been found

[@onapermo]

What are you on about?

[@tracieevaggelou3921]

@@onapermo the tomb of Nefertiti

[@tracieevaggelou3921]

Nefertiti tomb has never been found! !!!!

[@onapermo]

@@tracieevaggelou3921 yes it has

[@tracieevaggelou3921]

@@onapermo whatever get a life, and FYI. It has not!!!!!!

[@nala8920]

Beautiful black woman

[@ashleyn8946]

🙄 Egyptian, not black

[@nala8920]

@@ashleyn8946 Ancient Egyptians were black. Are you color blind. Stop stealing from black Africans you are despicable.

[@nala8920]

@@ashleyn8946 crooked thief

[@lf1496]

​@@ashleyn8946 Then why does my BLACK CUBAN father who descends from a Nigerian Yoruba man, share DNA on that Nigerian paternal side with Ramsees III?😅 By the way I lived in Egypt and this queen Nefertari was BLACK a NUBIAN woman, that's what's stated in the Museum and on the tours at Abu Sibel. The Egyptians THEMSELVES said they came from PUNT which is modern day Somalia Ethiopia Eritrea. You're just a bitter jealous hater. They look like ME! Not you😮

[@dr.banoub9233]

@@lf1496 Egyptian culture found dark skin undesirable , so ancient Egyptians invented skin bleach and sunscreen to remedy the tanning affects of the sun, Source: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Derm December 2015 Destroying Black Egypt Lies with Logic kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHLPk4ulf7OHjpI

[@Cat-bs2ww]

Look like a circus act Has been cheapend for tourist

[@lingohut]

For us it was magical being there all alone during Covid. It was a beautiful experience.

[@khalilhandy6824]

Who gave people the right to walk in people's graves is beyond me