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Ancient ruins & archaeological sites
Mastaba of Kagemni
Saqqara, Egypt
The Mastaba of Kagemni, constructed around 2400 BC, is the burial place of Kagemni, a high-ranking official under Pharaoh Teti. The limestone walls are intricately carved with scenes depicting daily life in ancient Egypt, including fishing and hunting activities.
Good to know
- Crowds
- Usually quiet
- Best time
- Early morning
- Getting there
- Best as a day trip
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