Tombs of the Nobles

The noble tomb is a very good independent cemetery structure. The whole cemetery is very important in history. The construction and visit here are also very good. You can see a lot of good historical information when you play. [Fun] Very interesting [Cost-effective] Very suitable

The noble tomb is located at the middle of the ticket gate to the Imperial Valley. Photographing is prohibited inside the tomb, but outside the tomb door. It is unreasonable for local residents near the door to take the opportunity to charge tourists a tip on the grounds of guided tours. Although the scale of the tomb owner is not as grand as the imperial valley, and the mural area is much smaller, but the content seems to be richer and more life-like. Realistic images from hunting, fishing, shipbuilding, etc. can glimpse the life of ancient Egyptians and the hierarchical social organization.

1. There are at least 415 noble mausoleums with numbered numbers in the mountains of the New River Valley; 2. About 9 of them are open to the public, and each ticket is to visit three mausoleums. The best preserved overall is this group; 3. Not only are the tombs of this group of nobles colorful, but some life scenes are not expected to appear in other imperial tombs; 4. The ticket is 60 (three tombs), half price for students, and the photography camera needs to add extra money.

There are more tourists here.

. The aristocratic tomb is wonderful, and the tomb No. 96 is the most wonderful inside. The top is painted with grapes, stars, and sea water. The tombs are also wonderful. One tombsman will use a reflective board to shine the light into the tomb inside, of course, you have to pay a tip. Another tomb man somehow talked to us about taking pictures. We gave him 40 £, the highest tip in all tombs. He refused, he had to add money, he had to kiss me, and I was hiding from him (sister didn't want to sacrifice color). Later, I asked the tour guide why the tombs are like this (let tourists take pictures and tip)? The tour guide said that they are the villagers here. The government divided the tombs to them and let them see the tombs. 500 yuan per month is not enough to live, so the government posted NO at the door.

Unlike the religious sacrifice theme described by the Imperial Valley, the noble tombs are more depicted in daily life, hunting, fishing, pottery, etc., and painting and carving are more vivid. Tickets need to be purchased at the big ticket point. Some tickets have three tombs, some, two groups, an average of 20 pounds per tomb.