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30 Oct

Grand Egyptian Museum to Open Near Giza Pyramids in November 2025

After more than two decades of anticipation, Egypt is finally set to open one of the most ambitious cultural landmarks in the world the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). Rising just outside Cairo, near the iconic Pyramids of Giza, this $1 billion project will officially welcome visitors in November 2025, marking a historic moment in the preservation and celebration of ancient Egyptian heritage. According to official updates from the GEM website and Wikipedia, the museum remains closed until 4 November 2025 to prepare for its grand opening ceremony. A Vision Three Decades in...

World Record by Visiting All Seven Wonders.
22 Jul

Egyptian Man Sets World Record by Visiting All Seven Wonders in Under Seven Days

Magdy Eissa, a 45-year-old from Egypt, has achieved a remarkable feat by visiting all seven of the new wonders of the world in just 6 days, 11 hours, and 52 minutes, relying solely on public transport. This achievement has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records, which celebrated his accomplishment with a video on Instagram showcasing highlights of his journey. Eissa's incredible tour began at the Great Wall of China, followed by stops at the Taj Mahal in Agra, India, and Petra in Jordan. He continued his whirlwind trip to the Colosseum in...

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14 Jun

8 Cities Completely Submerged Underwater

Throughout history, civilizations have gravitated towards bodies of water, but what happens when these waters reclaim the land? Over the centuries, many cities worldwide have found themselves submerged due to natural disasters, rising sea levels, or intentional flooding for dam projects. These sunken cities serve as poignant reminders of nature's immense power. Here are eight cities that now lie completely underwater. Heracleion, EgyptOnce a bustling port city at the mouth of the Nile River, Heracleion thrived as a major trade center in ancient Egypt. However, natural catastrophes and rising sea levels...