Underground tunnel discovered beneath Hatshepsut Temple. Deep underground tunnel discovered at Hatshepsut Temple area Round formations visible on the ceiling with niches along the sides Layers of limestone with unusual appearance described as 'Micah' or light-colored material
Deep underground tunnel discovered beneath Taposiris Magna Temple area with round formations on the ceiling and niches along the sides. Layers of unusual light-colored limestone visible. The tunnel extends over 4,300 feet far beyond the visible area, though access is restricted with bars blocking entry. The formation appears naturally occurring within the rock.
Key Facts
- Deep underground tunnel discovered at Hatshepsut Temple area
- Round formations visible on the ceiling with niches along the sides
- Layers of limestone with unusual appearance described as 'Micah' or light-colored material
- Tunnel extends far back, continuing beyond visible area
- Access is restricted with bars blocking entry
- Formation appears to be naturally occurring within the rock
Related site: Hatshepsut Temple — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Hidden Luxor Newly Found Colossi & The Restricted Site Behind Memnon by Earth Explorer