Egypt opens King Sneferu's Bent Pyramid to public
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Many people gathered at an inaugural ceremony in front of the Bent Pyramid of King Sneferu in Dahshur, south of Egypt's capital Cairo, on July 13, 2019, as the ancient royal necropolis started to open for tourism. /VCG Photo

Many people gathered at an inaugural ceremony in front of the Bent Pyramid of King Sneferu in Dahshur, south of Egypt's capital Cairo, on July 13, 2019, as the ancient royal necropolis started to open for tourism. /VCG Photo

Measuring 101 meters in height, the Bent Pyramid is one of three built for the first pharaoh of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty Sneferu, which date back around 4,600 years. /VCG Photo

Measuring 101 meters in height, the Bent Pyramid is one of three built for the first pharaoh of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty Sneferu, which date back around 4,600 years. /VCG Photo

Tourists will be able to walk along the 79-meter-long narrow tunnel inside the pyramid and witness the newly-discovered collections, including clay and wooden sarcophagi, mummies and funerary masks. /VCG Photo

Tourists will be able to walk along the 79-meter-long narrow tunnel inside the pyramid and witness the newly-discovered collections, including clay and wooden sarcophagi, mummies and funerary masks. /VCG Photo