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The decorated tombs are a wonder, so bright and clear. the passages are a bit tight in places. Not for the faint hearted.
There are at least 75 tombs here. We entered 3. Of course there was no photography and I was no going to take a risk this time. The access was cramped and steep. The tombs were barely a few square metres and maybe 2 meters...More
Be prepared to navigate some tricky steps and small areas for this incredible display of artwork. The tombs are extremely well preserved and cared for, and the vivid colors are impressive. I would recommend going when it’s not crowded since the tombs are small and...More
The site was a part of a large Valley tour and well worth the visit. It was interesting to see the contrast from the royal's tombs. The sites were very well preserved and colorful.
All the temples have some thing to say about the Egyptian way off live its a must see and amazing. you are learning all the time.
Deir el Medina was one of my favorite unexpected sites in Egypt. This is the remains of a village of artisans, in addition to tombs and ruins. The tombs are spectacular. As with most tombs in Egypt this will involve some climbing around (ramps and...More
Worth stopping off here to get an understanding of the life and death of the designers and builders of the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. The ones we saw were much smaller but just as ornate and had much more everyday life being...More
Tombs of the guys who decorated the Royal Tombs. Not as large, but beautifully done! There are several yo can go in and the village ruins nearby.
After vsiting all the royal tombs, the Valley of the Artisans is a great contrast. Very colourful art
We could enter three tombs of great 'workers' and were amazed by the beauty of the wall paintings vibrant colours still after so many housand years.
