The village ruins are very well preserved and worth seeing. Helps you imagine the ancient civilisation

Well worth a visit but you do have to tip the man showing you around

Let me clarify - the site itself was beautiful, the tombs had stunning images and are definitely worth a visit BUT the tomb guards made my experience horrible. Every guard wanted baksheesh - for doing nothing. One of the guards blocked my exit thinking that would force me to give him baksheesh but I just pushed past him. Another guard... More

Most trips miss this out - don't. The Valley of the Artisans, or Workers, is amazing. You see the ruins of the village where the workers who built the tombs of the Kings and Queens lived. There are also two tombs of workers, where they've used their most skilled artistry - and the paintings and colours are wonderfully preserved. I've... More

Although just two tombs are open it was interesting to visit these to see the similarities in how the tombs were constructed – naturally very similar to the Valley of the Kings but much smaller – however the decoration was far superior to the found in that Valley of the Kings. – Still well worth a visit. It is also... More

Deir el Medina is well worth a visit,i liked the front of the Temple best it was a sight worth seeing, you could get a little train from the ticket desk up to the Temple if you want to,but i walked it ok,but it gets very hot,go early.

Not to much tourists.. I like the temple at the end of the ancient village!

Unlike many of the other tombs in Luxor, these tombs have been well preserved with original coloring to make them vivid and truly amazing to see. Due to their small size, only about eight people are allowed in at the same time; this works because there are not the huge crowds seen at other places. Make every effort to see... More

Many people do not bother to find these places, they stick to the Kings & Queens Valleys but find out about all the tombs and temples, this is certainly worth a visit..