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Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is the largest archaeological museum in the world dedicated to Ancient Egyptian civilization. It is located near the Giza Pyramids, just 2 km away, offering a direct visual connection to Egypt’s ancient wonders.Key Facts:Location: Giza, Egypt – close to the Pyramids.Size: About 480,000 m².Collections: Over 100,000 artifacts, including the entire Tutankhamun collection.Opening: Partial openings began; full grand opening expected soon.Highlights:Modern Design: Inspired by the pyramids, with a massive Grand Staircase and alabaster façade.Tutankhamun Galleries: All his treasures displayed together for the first time.Royal Mummies Hall: Dedicated space for mummies and ancient remains.Technology: Features AR, 3D displays, and interactive exhibits.Conservation Center: One of the world’s most advanced restoration labs.Purpose and Impact:Acts as a global hub for Egyptology, research, and education.Boosts tourism and supports Egypt’s cultural identity.Expected to become amajor international tourist attraction.
