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Pharaoh’s grave in the Egyptian Valley returns from society

One of the greatest cemetery in the Kings Valley opened by visitors after 20 years of renewal.

The greatest tomb of the Amenhotep III, which ruled in ancient Egypt between 1390 BC and 1350 BC, recorded in the Wilder River near the southern city of Egypt. It was discovered in 1799 by two people, and its contents were plundered, including Sarcophagus, the ancient Egyptian authorities said.

There was less than Japan-led by Japan-led by three categories of years ago, including Pharaohs and his wife in the cemetery, Mohamed Ismail, secretary of the highest council.

The visitor visits King Amenhotep tomb in the Kings Valley after it was officially opened in the community after twenty years of twenty years of restoration. / Credit: – / AFP with Getty Pictures

“It is a grave grave,” telling the most associated media in the scene, adding that included the formal type of Sarcophagus, with a local cover.

Grave Starts with 118-foot-foot-foot-Foot-toow-deep, excellent – a way to sleep under the kings valley. Including King Chamber of the Lord, the two other rooms of his wives, the queen teakees.

Unlike other ancient cemetery in the valley, the tomb is not fully decorated, Ismail. Its paintings indicate the Amenhotep III and the ancient Gaming Group, and the Burial Room holds scenes from Dead book, which is a collection that intends to direct the dead in ancient Egypt.

Visitors look at the tomb of the Amenhotep III, which ruled in ancient Egypt between 1390 BC and 1350 BC, in the southern village in Luxer, Egypt. / Credit: amr Nabil / AP

Visitors look at the tomb of the Amenhotep III, which ruled in ancient Egypt between 1390 BC and 1350 BC, in the southern village in Luxer, Egypt. / Credit: amr Nabil / AP

The Amenhotep III mother was moved by ancient Israel’s grave, Amenhotep II, in the village of Kings, according to the National Support of Egypt. The most degraded mother is shown in the museum and other 16 kandurs 17 kings and kings in ancient Egypt.

The Amenhotep III was one of the highlights of the 90 Feasts of ancient Egypt, governed between 1550 BC and 1292 BC and the Great, National Miliof, according to the national Museum of the Egyptian.

A visitor calls the grave of King Amenhotep III from the Kings Valley near the Council city on October 4, 2025.

A visitor calls the grave of King Amenhotep III from the Kings Valley near the Council city on October 4, 2025.

The gravenry of the cemeteries arrives less than a monthly opening of the Egyptian Museum near the Gyramids in Gaza. The museum is scheduled to open with November 1.

Rehabilitation is part of Egyptian efforts to attract many foreign visitors to revitalize the tourism sector, a major source of foreign currency. Tourism, which depends on the wealthy brain of Egypt, found a long decrease after political and violent politics that followed 2011.

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