تنخ is an ancient Egyptian city located near the Nile River, known for its significant archaeological sites. It served as a major religious center during the New Kingdom period, particularly dedicated to the worship of the goddess Isis. The city was also a hub for trade and culture, influencing the surrounding regions. The ruins of تنخ include temples, tombs, and other structures that provide insight into ancient Egyptian life and beliefs. Excavations have revealed artifacts that showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of the time, contributing to our understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization and its practices.