The tombs here are well preserved, but rarely visited. Around 500 officials, nobles and high priests form the 11th to the 16th dynasties are buried here. It said that there are still more tombs to be discovered. The paintings on the walls depict everyday life, music, pottery, farming and funeral banquets. Most of the graves include information about the deceased on the left-hand wall.
Some tombs are particularly worth visiting.
This trio is also worth seeing. You need to ask the locals to locate the tombs, for there are no signs . The Ramsesseum Built by Ramses II in the great honor of himself. Something that wasn t uncommon to the ego-centric Pharaoh. Many paintings similar to those you will find in Karnak, of battle scenes, of the wars against Hittities.