First opened the mysterious 'cursed crypt' in Egypt

Archaeologists say the grave has been cursed to protect the dead from those who want to invade.

Archaeologists in Egypt have opened the door of the "cursed tomb" of those who built the Great Pyramid of Giza, allowing visitors to visit.

"Cursed tomb" has just been opened in Egypt.

This is the first time the tomb has been open to the public since it was discovered nearly 30 years ago.

The tomb dates to 4,500 years and is located in the 'tribal mountain' area , near the Pyramid of Giza, Daily Mail reported.

The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry announced the news on Instagram, writing: 'Opening the graveyard of those who built Giza Great Pyramid for all to visit.'

Experts of the Antiquities Department have been working to restore and develop the tomb, part of a plan to open many archaeological sites to promote tourism.

The ministry's Giza Highland Development Project includes the construction of visitor centers, administrative offices and tourist police centers and antiques.

The tomb dates to 4,500 years and is located in the 'tribal mountain' area, near the Pyramid of Giza.

According to Newsweek, the newly opened area includes workers' cemeteries, graves of royal palace supervisors, supervisors of construction workers and a mysteriously important man.

Archaeologists believe that the supervisor of the mason has used many curses to protect the dead from robbery.

In the book 'Valley of the Golden Mummies' , archaeologist Zahi Hawass said in these tombs there was a warning: "All those who enter this tomb do evil." against the grave and destroying it, it will be attacked by crocodiles under the water and snakes on land. The hippo will attack them in the water, scorpions attack them on land.

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