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the Egyptian pyramids The Great Sphinx is perhaps the most famous monument of ancient origin in the world, which also has amazing power in popular culture. Perhaps only Stonehenge can be compared with the popularity that the wonders of Egypt have gained over the centuries (thousands of years). Perhaps the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb can be compared to the buildings in terms of reputation.
It's no wonder, then, that other people look to famous buildings.
Not in the usual way as a tourist or historian, but from a completely different perspective.
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The restriction was due to a wedding.
The wedding of cheeky tech billionaire Ankur Jain and his girlfriend Erica Hammond was held at the famous venue. And this week there were a lot of posts about the big event, showing that this lag was actually unlike anything else. According to estimates, the cost of the wedding is more than 1 billion forints, a total of 3 million dollars for the lucky ones, who can thus enjoy the proximity of the Sphinx, and the second. They can also see the statue of Pharaoh Ramses up close.
What's more, they organized a small wedding ceremony at the newly built Egyptian Museum. Of course, this is also a very good advertisement for the cultural institution, which can be translated into Hungarian for the Grand Egyptian Museum, which will be the largest archaeological museum in the world after its completion.
The museum will be built on an area of 50 hectares, and more than 1,500 field works have already arrived on the plans, which also shows the greatness of the project, which is only a few kilometers away from the pyramids.
Robin Thicke also performed at the wedding, and showed off some exciting videos on social media, so we can see what a wedding really looks like in the arms of the Pyramids, II. In the shadow of Ramesses and the Sphinx.
(via art News)
