Just opened, the largest museum in Egypt, the Grand Egyptian Museum is here

On October 10, local time, Egyptian Prime Minister Madbouly issued an important statement, announcing that the Grand Egyptian Museum would begin trial operations of some halls on October 16👏👏👏 This large museum is about 2 kilometers away from the Giza Pyramids. It took 20 years and nearly 100 million US dollars to build. It is known as the "Fourth Pyramid" The museum looks like a chamfered triangle on the floor plan. The north and south walls of the museum and the three axes of the central hall extend radially, aligning with the pyramids of Khufu, Hafu and Menkaure, reflecting the unlimited continuation of ancient Egyptian civilization. 📝At the entrance of the museum, the three words "museum" written in Chinese, English and Arabic are engraved on the Egyptian red sandstone In the center of the venue, the most eye-catching thing is the 3,200-year-old statue of Ramses II. Every February 21st, ☀️the sun shines through the opening in the museum wall and shines on the statue of Ramses II. Here, visitors can appreciate more than 220,000 works of art and cultural relics, the most attractive of which are Tutankhamun’s funerary objects and his legendary golden mask. The profound historical heritage and richness of culture are perfectly reflected here. ✅ Children who have been looking forward to the Grand Egyptian Museum for a long time! Set a time in advance to go! 🥳The peak season in Egypt is coming soon~ Air tickets, wine tickets, and stores are all in demand~ Whether you are traveling independently or with a group, you must prepare as early as possible❗ 🔴About the Grand Egyptian Museum ✔️Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 ✔️Tickets: 1,200 Egyptian pounds (adults), 600 Egyptian pounds (students & children), children under four years old are free 🆓, 🉑 buy tickets on site ✔️Last ​​ticket purchase time: 16:00 ⚠️Visit tips 🔺No food or drinks are allowed inside 🔺You can exchange your passport for free translation headphones at the service desk at the door 🔺The ticket corresponds to the time of visiting the Tutankhamun Exhibition Hall. Save the ticket. You need to swipe the QR code on the ticket when entering🐴