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Which pharaoh had the longest tomb in the Valley of the Kings?

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temple of Hatshepsut — Thebes Temple of Hatshepsut at Dayr al-Baḥrī, Thebes, Egypt.

The longest tomb in the Valley of the Kings belongs to Queen Hatshepsut (tomb number 20). Her burial chamber is located nearly 700 feet (215 meters) from the entrance and descends 320 feet (100 meters) into the rock.1