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Transfer Royal Mummies to National Museum

The Pharaohs Golden Parade
The Pharaohs Golden Parade
It is worth noting that the Royal Parade of the transfer of royal mummies from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir to their permanent display place in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization will be witnessed by the world on April 3.
22 Mummies, including 18 mummies of kings, and 4 mummies of queens, will be transferred in this unrivaled parade; the mummies are :
  1. King Ramses II.
  2. King Seqnen Ra Taa.
  3. Tuthmosis III.
  4. King Seti I.
  5. Queen Hatshepsut.
  6. Queen Meritamun, wife of King Amenhotep.
  7. Queen Ahmose-Nefertari, wife of King Ahmose.
Watch the unrivaled Pharaohs’ Golden Parade live on our two Youtube channels :
  • Ministry_Tourism_Antiquities.
  • Experience Egypt.
Location: Egypt

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