Egypt has reopened the 3,400-year-old tomb of Amenhotep III after more than 20 years of restoration, letting visitors descend 46 feet into the Valley of the Kings site

The ancient tomb of Amenhotep III has reopened after a 20-year hiatus, inviting travelers to delve into Egypt's rich history.

Set to coincide with the Grand Egyptian Museum's forthcoming launch, the tomb's restoration has revitalized its stunning wall art and hieroglyphs.

Once a resting place for the pharaoh and his queens, this site showcases significant ancient beliefs while aiming to attract tourists eager to explore its historical treasures.