Valley of the Queens, Luxor

I visited the Valley of the Kings before hand and must say that I was a bit underwhelmed by the Valley of the Queens. The tombs are well preserved but definitely not as sumptuously decorated, saved for Queen Nefertiti's of course. It is as gorgeous as they say, but I was really disappointed by the 10 minutes limit. The paintings are incredibly well preserved, so it makes sense to do everything in their power to continue preserve them, but it would have been nice to be told at the front desk and not simply find out from a sign on the outside of the tomb.

Spectacular! A must see. The tombs are highly detailed and extremely well preserved. The corridors are wide, tall and well lit. They are fairly easily negotiated.

Highly recommend you take some time at this location. It has some of the most preserved reliefs I've seen and it is less busy than the Valley of the Kings. Don't let the name fool you, there are also princes in the valley, including a tomb for a fetus that died in childbirth.

Nefertiti’s temple is worth the additional ticket cost. It was gorgeous and well preserved. The ticket is 1500 Egyptian per person. No discounts for children or students. There are not as many open tombs here as the valley of the kings so you won’t take as long. Also it doesn’t seem to be as busy as the valley of the kings.

Great valley to visit. Cheaper than valley of kings, only 100 Egyptian pounds. Nefertari tomb is the best one but it is very expensive 1400+ Egyptian pounds. You can see the valley in 1h. It has less tombs than valley of kings and you don't have too choose any tombs unless it is the extra cost one. Definitely worth to visit.