Egypt has opened the mausoleum of an official of the fifth dynasty. The mausoleum is decorated with beautiful images and well-preserved inscriptions.

The mausoleum is located in Sakkara (south of Cairo) and is named after a high-ranking official by the name of Khouvi, who was the nobleman of the era of the fifth dynasty of Egypt nearly 4,300 years ago.

According to Mohammad Megahedi Khouvi, the mausoleum is in the shape of the Latin letter L and originates from a small, downward corridor, followed by a large room with patterns in the image of the owner of the mausoleum sitting near the table.