The Tombs of the Nobles Structure
The Tombs of the Nobles Egypt are today divided into different sections in various places around the West Bank of Luxor. A number of tourists having tours in Egypt, especially those who love to visit historical sites that only a few numbers of people visited, explore the tombs of the nobles site in Luxor.

The first section of the tombs of the nobles is located in the north in the entrance to this valley guide to the famous historical necropolis of the Valley of the Kings. This area hosts the necropolises of Dar Abu El Naga and El Tarif with remarkable tombs dating back to the 18th century BC.
Near the marvelous mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut , there are the ancient necropolises named as El Khokha and El Asasif. They host many tombs from the 18th and 19th centuries. This is besides the remarkable 25th dynasty and 26th dynasty large tombs that are situated there.
In fact, the largest and most important section of the Tombs of Noble’s site is that area named Abdel Qurna that is located inside a mountain near the Ramesseum, the mortuary temple of the royal Ramses II. This necropolis has many tombs that mainly belong to the 18th dynasty and they are featured with their amazing colorful wall paintings that are well preserved until today.
Mainly the structure of the tombs was rather quite simple in comparison to the complex structure of the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens situated nearby.
The structure consists of two sections decorated in a special way; the first is the cult chapel while the second was the burial chamber. The cult chapel opens to a vestibule that opens towards a courtyard forming the shape of the letter, (T). The burial chamber can be reached through a cut into the wall of the cult chapel.
The Most Recommended Tombs to Visit
As the tombs of the nobles include about 500 tombs we will guide you to the most famous and interesting tombs that you can visit during your tours in Luxor.