Nothing has really changed about this location since the first review only that they now have a proper museum instead, charging entrance fee and it all seems a bit cleaned up.

Parking nearby is challenging. The hilltop has a small square with a few spaces if you are lucky, otherwise trying to make circles in these narrow streets isn't adviced. You can park on the main road below if you feel that's safe.

There isn't much to see. The main mausoleum section is just big slabs of rock covered up to reduce damage. You can see all that in 10 minutes. While I understand there is history behind it and it was an important site, I don't find it having enough impact to really consider as universal value.