The Palace Tomb (so named because it imitates a Greek palace) stands out from the other 'Royal Tombs' due to its 18 columns on its upper level. These are mainly carved out of the rock face but the up.

The grandiose Palace Tomb's five-story facade dates from the 2nd-century AD. Rainwater was probably held in the pool to the north of the podium. The tomb was likely used for feasting and banquets. It.

Impressive facade, different from the others in the site, being in landscape format. Not very well preserved, unfortunately. Nothing to see inside.