Building the World's Largest Museum | Inside the Billion-Dollar Egyptian Megaproject

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In this video, we take you on a fascinating journey inside the construction of this colossal megaproject. Discover how the Grand Egyptian Museum was meticulously planned and built using cutting-edge technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM) and 3D modeling. Learn about the innovative architectural features, from its earthquake-resistant base isolation system to the solar panels that power its sustainable design.
We’ll delve into the museum’s impressive landscape design, inspired by the River Nile, and how locally sourced materials like granite and limestone connect the building to its natural surroundings. Find out about the strategic location on the Giza Plateau, providing visitors with stunning views of the pyramids.
Explore the challenges and triumphs of constructing such a monumental structure, including insights into the journey from its conception in the 1990s to its anticipated full opening in 2024. Despite political instability and pandemic delays, the Grand Egyptian Museum stands as a testament to resilience and innovation.
Join us for an exclusive look at how this museum is setting new standards in museum construction and design, blending ancient heritage with modern technology. Discover how the treasures of Tutankhamun and other ancient artifacts are preserved in this state-of-the-art facility, right next to the iconic pyramids.
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@josepheridu3322 24 дня назад

I usually don't like modern architecture, but this museums looks very cool and functional.

@princesskhai 25 дней назад

Why the horror movie music tho ?

@jdos5643 2 дня назад

To scare the British

@BUTTA170 22 дня назад

The delays, cost, legal, and government constraints that the museum has faced is an even greater testament to how incredible the construction of the pyramids were. Imagine the construction of the pyramids before communication, planes, trucks, and cranes.

@zeitlichkeit5094 9 дней назад

Yes, and before the wheel. Before engineers or architects existed.

@mariomovillon1613 26 дней назад

This new museum is truly the grandest GEM of all the world's biggest museums. Collectively, the comprehensive integration of the old and new, past and new technologies and features, including sustainability and eco-friendliness, makes GEM a veritable awesome mega build. Kudos to the visionaries who made this possible. Perhaps, the 'visionaries' of KSA's The Line, could learn something from 2 decades of this colossal yet 'unhurried' experience of building something like a legacy that would last forever.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you so much for your enthusiastic comment! We agree that the Grand Egyptian Museum truly stands out as a remarkable integration of ancient heritage and modern innovation. The blend of traditional artifacts with cutting-edge technology, alongside a strong emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendliness, makes GEM a true marvel.

@shubus 24 дня назад

The world is standing by for the Grand Opening. Let's hope it isn't delayed so travel plans can be firmed up.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Let's all hope that there are no further delays so that everyone can experience this incredible museum.

@johnmcglynn4102 25 дней назад

I was there in March of2023. No galleries were open but it was possible to walk around the interior halls, see the grand statues in public places, and visit the food and merchandise concessions. We ran into a wonderful woman docent who was very friendly, informative, and a lovely person to talk with. I hope I can return after the grand reopening. If you haven't visited Egypt, go - it's the trip of a lifetime and the people are very friendly. I wish them well....

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! It's great to hear that you had a positive visit, even though the galleries weren't open yet. The Grand Egyptian Museum is indeed impressive, with its grand statues and welcoming atmosphere. It's wonderful to hear how welcoming the people are. Thank you for your kind words and well wishes!

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

Not my experience! We arrived late in the night and got absolutely harassed by a mob of people when we came out. It wasn’t the mob that was the problem, it was the way in which they were screaming at us an inch from our faces trying to sell us something,that was the problem. I’ve not encountered a culture that gets so up close and personal, screaming in your face, as the Egyptians do when they want something from you.After travelling to almost many countries, I haven’t been anywhere in the world that has affected me as bad as Egypt did. Every restaurant, every taxi ride, they try to scam me.

@Uty-yo9np 26 дней назад

Impressively developed museum. This will certainly be a site to behold. So, Africa is not only home to the largest church auditoriums in the world but now houses the largest museum in the world.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment! The Grand Egyptian Museum is indeed an impressive development and a remarkable addition to Africa's cultural and architectural achievements. It's exciting to see such grand projects come to life, showcasing the continent's rich heritage and innovative spirit

@kavitisingh2460 21 день назад

Grand Egyptian Museum 7000 years of Egyptian history.

@purpletc1 26 дней назад

The GEM is on my touring schedule for Egypt Feb 2025.. Can’t wait for the grand opening

@bweaverla 25 дней назад

This museum has been announcing grand openings since 2013. I would not count on it opening February of 2025. Maybe it will, maybe it won't. There's just no way to get correct information.

@MrJoeSomebody 25 дней назад

@@bweaverla true but not complete truth. it opened with limited access in 2023 already and some private tours are ongoing. on track for full open this year.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

That's wonderful to hear! The Grand Egyptian Museum is truly a remarkable destination. You’re in for an incredible experience. The grand opening promises to showcase the rich history of ancient Egypt in a state-of-the-art facility.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

The full opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum is currently expected to take place by the end of 2024. While there have been delays in the past, the museum has made significant progress and is in the final stages of completion.

@bweaverla 25 дней назад

@@MegaBuilds5280 Again, I've heard these words many times before going back to 2013. The Egyptian government has been untrustworthy when it comes to making announcements about this museum. We will wait and see what happens...this time. How wonderful it would be for the entire world if the museum opened this year but I certainly would not make plans to visit Egypt based on yet another announcement of a grand opening. I will wait until it opens with the Tut exhibit fully opened then I will consider making plans to come to Egypt.

@MICHALMALACHOVSKY 20 дней назад

WOW WOW WOW

@colinbateman8233 24 дня назад

Would be an exciting opportunity to visit extremely well planned beautiful concept binging history alive total respect for all involved

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you for your kind words! It truly is an exciting opportunity to see history come alive through such a beautifully planned concept.

@larrysorenson4789 21 день назад

Egypt does not get to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, the high is 122 which matches the high temperature in Phoenix and Las Vegas.

@Lumynex8335 20 дней назад

Hmm I don’t know how to feel about the design of the building, doesn’t feel too fitting, but it’s cool to have a giant Egyptian museum anyways

@jimbenjamin5992 26 дней назад

💗💗💗Thank you, great informative video ❤❤❤

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

You are so welcome!

@GermanGreetings 27 дней назад

First of all: I like your video, thank you very much, Sir ! I hope, that the digital effects, as you show them in the end of this video, will not overwealm the dignity of the artefacts. It`s a global trend obviously, to make museums look like Video-games. Of course I wish good look to the Egyptians ! And what I like most: I see Egyptians building their museum and I see Egyptians restauring 'their' artefacts... Far beyond a giant museum: It will be a fine archeological studio, a workstation, a pool of technical knowledge and best possible experiances... The treasures deserve it !

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and kind words! We appreciate your support and are glad you enjoyed the video. It's great to hear your perspective on the digital effects in museums. The balance between modern technology and the preservation of the dignity of artifacts is indeed crucial. The Grand Egyptian Museum aims to enhance the visitor experience with interactive and immersive technologies while maintaining respect for the ancient treasures it houses.

@GermanGreetings 25 дней назад

@@MegaBuilds5280 ❣

@vincenzoterrin3590 7 дней назад

All those rooms with vídeos and rooms with shows of light and effects reminds me more of Las Vegas or Disneyland than the Louvre. The real Art and historical pieces on the other hand, when they are properly shown in the video, are amazing.

@jeffreybroge9002 24 дня назад

Mind--Blowing

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you! We're thrilled to hear that you found the Grand Egyptian Museum mind-blowing. It's truly a remarkable blend of ancient history and modern design. We appreciate your enthusiasm and support!

@GarrickStaples 5 дней назад

I wish they had made the new museum in the style of the old temples: colorfully painted. Wouldn't it be wonderful to walk around a facsimile of the old temples with it's rich color and iconography? I'd love to experience the awe and majesty of the original templates. Instead, we just get bare brown limestone.

@deanedge5988 23 дня назад

Even just looking at it is exhausting.

@andyroo9381 14 дней назад

Open. Open. Open. Hurry up and open.

@lawrencef8507 21 день назад

Dam. Im gonna be there in early sep 2024. I was hoping it would be fully open

@KikeOhvs 25 дней назад

Why the terrifying music?

@LDVTennis 26 дней назад

It looks like an airport terminal from the 80's. The series of bays is highly reminiscent of the LAX International Terminal. ... And, whose idea was it to overuse the triangle motif? It trivializes everything.

@albertomelia 26 дней назад

I totally agree. I wish we could have the opportunity to see the other projects that participated on that contest, I can't believe that this design was the best one.

@everlight1 25 дней назад

It's awful. So over designed. Okay, we get the pyramid theme. And it detracts from the incredible artwork inside.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment! We appreciate your perspective on the design of the Grand Egyptian Museum. The design team, led by Heneghan Peng Architects, chose the triangle motif as a modern nod to the iconic pyramids, aiming to blend ancient Egyptian heritage with contemporary architectural elements.

@BUTTA170 22 дня назад

Totally agree, the triangles would be the same of firefighters having firetruck designs on their uniforms.

@DigitalDistortion 7 дней назад

Do excited! 🎉

@RoboJules 22 дня назад

That big ugly freeway viaduct directly adjacent to Nile Park makes me want to vomit. It would be great if the development paid more homage to Cairo's historic walkability over of its current car problems. I hope there's a new metro line either planned or under construction to connect with the Museum, as it's over 8km from the nearest Metro station, and a reliable rapid transit connection would drive greater tourism.

@je-ianszalpuk8080 12 дней назад

Wow ❤

@nutrientdensepermaculture9391 23 дня назад

Epic

@JohnMilly-lt5tf 24 дня назад

Congratulations to the teams building this despite all the set backs really hope to visit here one day soon

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

I hope so too!

@craigathonian 25 дней назад

Monumentally Beautiful ! But it looks like you'll either have to be a Cross Country Track star or ride a golf cart just to go in between exhibits.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

That would be cool!

@JesusSavedYouu 12 дней назад

@@MegaBuilds5280no

@denisaugustoliossi9117 26 дней назад

Why do modern buildings have to necessarily be filled with irregular, disharmonic lines and shapes? It's an eyesore

@albertomelia 26 дней назад

A missed opportunity. The giant colossus of Ramses gets 'insignificant' when surrounded by such a caotic design of steel lines, windows and textures.

@raycooper3269 26 дней назад

Study the new design. It is vast and relates well to the ancient Pyramids and landscape. Just get used to it. Cool and comfortable is a good aspect of well lighted interiors. Old is not necessary always.

@denisaugustoliossi9117 26 дней назад

@@raycooper3269 It´s not about getting used, it´s about being necessarily disharmonious. You can get cool and confortable following the principles of symmetry, regular patterns, and others.

@rickdeckard7098 26 дней назад

The educated architects love to make regular people uncomfortable with their visually unsafe creations.

@denisaugustoliossi9117 25 дней назад

@@rickdeckard7098 I don´t go to a museum to get uncomfortable. Uncomfortable i get with typical everyday issues that I want to escape from when I go to a museum.

@360ODYSY 9 дней назад

Forever OPENING SOON!!

@larrysorenson4789 21 день назад

Architects don’t “build” buildings. They design buildings. Contractors build buildings

@tonylarussa4046 25 дней назад

$1 billion? SHOCKER!!!

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thanks for your comment! Yes, the $1 billion cost is quite staggering. However, considering the scale, technology, and the incredible collection of artifacts, it's a massive project. The Grand Egyptian Museum aims to be a world-class facility that preserves and showcases Egypt's rich history for future generations.

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

In 2013, Egypt ranked 85th as the world's best country in terms of tourism and travelling, so very low!! also, ripping off tourists is their national sport, once, We arrived late in the night and got absolutely harassed by a mob of people when we came out. It wasn’t the mob that was the problem, it was the way in which they were screaming at us an inch from our faces trying to sell us something,that was the problem. I’ve not encountered a culture that gets so up close and personal, screaming in your face, as the Egyptians do when they want something from you.After travelling to almost many countries, I haven’t been anywhere in the world that has affected me as Egypt did. Every restaurant, every taxi ride, they try to scam us, and for a lot of money. I hope this rant serves to inform you about the reasons that Egypt is difficult to travel in. At least if you go there armed with this knowledge, you will be less shocked at the behaviours and may be able to avoid some common rip-off scams that frequently happen to trusting and honest travellers. If you are only women, dont go, you are warned...

@amrsanad3970 16 часов назад

you are welcom in egypt any time

@kathymcbride2425 25 дней назад

good luck with the museum x

@zeitlichkeit5094 9 дней назад

Define irony: the museum is built upon priceless Egyptian sites. 😂

@mikejones-go8vz 17 дней назад

Glorified hotel foyer 🤔ancient Egypt had a lot of colour, they could’ve incorporated more of a look that the tombs have. But I didn’t enter the design competition.

@SF49ersfanatic 6 дней назад

A pharaonic project…

@rosajucglaserra4506 17 дней назад

This will be really horrendous...

@patricioarte 5 дней назад

And when will the museum finally open?

@kathymcbride2425 25 дней назад

looks like the sainsbury centre norwich england

@twize4916 26 дней назад

The Grandest Of Them All! The GEM VERY FITTING OF EGYPT'S RICH HISTORY. Love and support all the way from me in Malaysia ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! We're thrilled to hear that you find the Grand Egyptian Museum fitting for Egypt's rich history.

@O-Malley 4 дня назад

Unfortunately, yours is not an isolated experience. I’ve heard this from several other visitors.

@russellarmer-ml1ir 20 дней назад

watch the videos on the smithsonian simply amazing

@lindabuck2777 22 дня назад

As an empath, this is not a good thing. ‘Cementing’ more lies and deceit. Pass. Blessings of Peace to all🙏🏻🌟

@MrG9002 25 дней назад

very original title for your channel........now where have I heard of a seriously more popular channel with a similar name?

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment! Actually, the MegaBuilds you are referring to were named Top Luxury. They recently changed to MegaBuilds (around February), couple of months after our channel was created. We like to think we were the ones who made them change it. Although we do get our inspiration from their great videos, we did not copy their name. Anyway, ours, and consequently, theirs, are not the first RU-vid channel to use the name MegaBuilds. Thanks for watching the video.

@MrG9002 25 дней назад

@@MegaBuilds5280 you never stumbled upon Megaprojects?...hard to believe

@Coys01 24 дня назад

Nice stuff on loan from British museum

@melindak.21 12 дней назад

Stolen from Egypt then Loaned Back?!

@Alejoninla 26 дней назад

it could be a nice, informational video, but the background hysterical music makes it unwatchable, please reconsider your choice of music, thank you!

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your feedback. Noted.

@MoneyballTV 26 дней назад

Is it safe to travel there?

@rustycaplinger8036 25 дней назад

Yes and its amazing, i really wanna go back i love it all.

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

We arrived late in the night and got absolutely harassed by a mob of people when we came out. It wasn’t the mob that was the problem, it was the way in which they were screaming at us an inch from our faces trying to sell us something,that was the problem. I’ve not encountered a culture that gets so up close and personal, screaming in your face, as the Egyptians do when they want something from you.After travelling to almost many countries, I haven’t been anywhere in the world that has affected me as Egypt did. Every restaurant, every taxi ride, they try to scam us,

@PT-vv3ep 6 дней назад

@MoneyballTV people are horrible

@stevesteve7916 12 дней назад

they should praise ,,mubarak

@kkelly9424 25 дней назад

Soon!!??? I was there in 2019 and at that point it was opening "soon". This is the most delayed project in the history of construction.

@bpd9660 24 дня назад

And some people believe the Pyramids were built by Egyptians, lol... anyway. Looking forward to seeing it, if I am still alive 30 years from now, when it should be open...

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you for your comment. It's true that the Grand Egyptian Museum has faced numerous delays over the years. However, significant progress has been made, and the full grand opening is now expected by the end of 2024.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Despite the setbacks, significant progress has been made, and the full opening is expected by the end of 2024. We hope you get the chance to visit soon and experience this incredible project for yourself!

@bpd9660 24 дня назад

@MegaBuilds5280 hope so. I am visiting for two weeks first of January 2025!!

@GarrickStaples 5 дней назад

Date palms as shade trees. Lol.

@tompommerel2136 26 дней назад

Despite the spin of all presentations of GEM, I am not convinced by any of the hype. My objection is about how GEM does not seem to maintain the monumentality of artefacts by NOT over-aggrandising where these monuments are shown. I feel that GEM is an attempt to emulate the tastelessness of oil-rich vulgarity seen today in some Middle Eastern destinations, which I will never visit.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your perspective on the design and presentation of the Grand Egyptian Museum. The aim of the GEM is to create a space that both honors the grandeur of ancient Egyptian artifacts and incorporates modern architectural elements.

@ohlangeni 10 дней назад

Arabs (granted they also descend from Greeks, Syrians, Romans, Kurds, Cumans, Oghuz Turks, Circassians) of Arab Republic of Misr are living off macaabe display of ancient kings of an Africans civilisation. Yet, they will declare fatwa, jihad, fire & fury if anyone were to take a picture of the grave of the founder of Islam Prophet Mohammed at Medina

@tomso9246 24 дня назад

6:37 It is 150 degrees Fahrenheit today, lets go to the museum where it is 77 degrees cooler in the building thanks to the GLASS WINDOWS ? move to Siberia where it is only 118 degrees Fahrenheit.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thanks for the comment! The glass windows are designed to let in natural light while keeping the interior temperature comfortable, but the cooling effect is actually due to the building's overall design and advanced climate control systems. We'll make sure to clarify that in the future.

@GK-hc4yl 26 дней назад

Without help from aliens, of course it took forever.

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Yeah, those aliens are always slacking off when you need them the most!

@kathymcbride2425 25 дней назад

the british museum has 8 000 000 artifacts and its free

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment. The British Museum is indeed renowned for its extensive collection of over 8 million artifacts and its free admission policy, which makes it accessible to many visitors. The Grand Egyptian Museum, while not free, offers a unique and immersive experience that combines ancient Egyptian heritage with modern technology and design. Each museum has its own strengths and offers different experiences for visitors.

@rustycaplinger8036 25 дней назад

I would love to see both one day.

@omarhatem2258 24 дня назад

The British Museum is biggest artifacts thief in the world

@user-bt9ug2yu1s 13 дней назад

Dünyanın en büyük tarihi eser hırsızıdır İngilizler müzelerinde bu kadar eser bulunması gayet normal

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

@@omarhatem2258 At least is safe to travel to England, Egypt no thanks...

@weAreNotAloneHere 5 дней назад

Them are not statues , they are what built the pyramids, there stone giants. We got it all wrong

@pmdaguet 24 дня назад

Such a badly put together video; mix of stock images that have nothing to do with the subject and a repetition of real footage taken from other sources. And that music that keeps repeating itself 🫨 Is this AI generated ?

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you for your feedback! Will definitely take it into consideration for future videos. We have to carefully select the visual content due to copyright restrictions on some content. We're always aiming to improve, and your input really helps us do that.

@kfh123 24 дня назад

Looks like a soulless train station.

@taheral-ammry8503 13 дней назад

The great Egyptian pyramids are the works of our master, the Prophet of God, Idris the Great, peace be upon him Egypt is the land of the prophets Akhenaten - the Prophet of God, Abraham, peace be upon him. Ramesses II - The Prophet of God, Moses the Kalim, peace be upon him. Tutankhamun - Prophet of God Joseph, peace be upon him n

@johncheresna 25 дней назад

How long before Egypt goes bankrupt?

@user-vt9tq7pr5x 23 дня назад

Better than building factories, right. Hahahah.

@miracle1818 19 дней назад

After we accept other refugees more than the 14 millions that we already accepted in Egypt

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

is already bankrupt

@brokenrecord3523 25 дней назад

Given that this was an AI created ad for BIM, you can't help, but think that AI could tell us just about anything and we'd believe it. Is there a mega-museum being built in Egypt? How do you know for sure? Only this source? ---How about the colony on mars?...too much? How about books will make you gay? I'll bet 50% out there are: "They do?"😳

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you for your comment. It's always good to question and verify the information we come across. The Grand Egyptian Museum is definitely real, and its construction has been well-documented by many reputable sources. Throughout our video, you can see real footage from the GEM, and there are many other videos out there showing the progress and details of this incredible project. If you have any more questions or need more info, feel free to ask!

@schance1666 22 дня назад

Hope to go one day! But damn, that place is ugly.

@naisyjohns 24 дня назад

Such a modern museum in a not so modern country...........

@sergpie 22 дня назад

It looks like a mall or airport terminal. I can appreciate the geometric and perspective considerations made for the pyramids in orienting and building the site, but it’s not at all appealing.

@kenb3552 25 дней назад

They should restore the three great pyramids - replace the facing that has been lost over time.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thanks for your comment! Restoring the three great pyramids to their original state would be an amazing project. The idea of replacing the lost facing stones is fascinating, and it would certainly give us a glimpse of how magnificent they looked in ancient times. However, there are many factors to consider, such as preserving the authenticity and integrity of these ancient structures.

@patriciamajor9028 24 дня назад

I don't think they know how to😂😂😂

@conorchristmas6844 26 дней назад

Too bad it’s in Egypt a country I will never visit 😍

@AnonYmouS00816 26 дней назад

Why not?

@OmarHatem-tp8hg 26 дней назад

Thank god, I an Egyptian and I am relived to here that I won't see you here

@miracle1818 19 дней назад

It's not just in Egypt, it's Egyptian artfacts, aka Egyptian achievements, achievements that made humans what they are now, achievements that made u very jealous that ur ppl never even came close to

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

We arrived late in the night and got absolutely harassed by a mob of people when we came out. It wasn’t the mob that was the problem, it was the way in which they were screaming at us an inch from our faces trying to sell us something, that was the problem. I’ve not encountered a culture that gets so up close and personal, screaming in your face, as the Egyptians do when they want something from you. After travelling to so many countries, I haven’t been anywhere in the world that has affected me as badly Egypt did. Every restaurant, every taxi ride, they try to scam us, if you are only women, DONT, you are warned!! They dont understand the word no.....

@MM180.9 26 дней назад

According to the land of chem site on RU-vid, the pyramids are chemical processing plants and the big one is a sulfur oven and lightning preserver, hopefully that will be promulant in the exhibits

@nsbd90now 26 дней назад

Oh you silly! Everyone knows they are landing pads for Goa'uld motherships.

@MM180.9 26 дней назад

@@nsbd90now go to the land of chem site on RU-vid, you're going to quite surprised 🤨

@user-vt9tq7pr5x 23 дня назад

This is outrageous. We are a poor country and instead of building factories, we are building museams. We deserve it, our sins have earned us God's wrath and he punished us with a tyranical ruler.

@user-ri8uo7mg4u 21 день назад

The museum is not worthy of coming close to ancient building

@millenniavisaspecialistskenya 20 дней назад

Funny how Egypt is an African country but won't make it easy for other African countries to get the visas to visit. You'd think after this grand museum they'd open evisas for other African countries but no, they expect 50 million tourists from all over but their own neighbours. Anyway, lemme book an appointment to visit their embassy and maybe I'll get the visa 😏.

@baz77a 20 дней назад

Visas are used in the world to control movement of people and regulate migration... which is why those countries whose citizens have a general tendency not to overstay or seek ways of permanent residency once within the country, tend not to have visa restrictions imposed on them.

@miracle1818 19 дней назад

We don't want more refugees than the 14 millions that we already have, it's not our fault that other countries are in bad situation

@mikejones-go8vz 17 дней назад

Do they show the black African Pharoahs I wonder 🤔

@Heartbreakin 26 дней назад

Looks like a lot of empty spaces. But aside from that I hope they have good security

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment! The design of the Grand Egyptian Museum includes spacious areas to enhance the visitor experience and provide a sense of grandeur. These spaces are intended to give visitors room to appreciate the exhibits fully and to accommodate large numbers of guests comfortably.

@imtired1696 24 дня назад

Ive never seen an uglier building. Geeze.

@IcelanderUSer 24 дня назад

What’s up with all those triangles covering the facade? Did a five yo design this?

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

The triangles on the facade are actually a deliberate design choice inspired by the iconic pyramids of Egypt. The architects wanted to blend ancient Egyptian elements with modern architectural styles. We understand that design preferences can vary, and we appreciate your perspective.

@zeitlichkeit5094 9 дней назад

Complete waste of money. With all those billions they could study Gobleki Tepe even further as well as the other mysterious sites found in Egypt. They could also try finding the lost massive labyrinth and finally tell us about the pre-dynastic period. They won’t.

@AhmedN42 24 дня назад

Literally looks like gulf-money airport

@Frenic1 День назад

Most of the stuff in there is fake.

@DeuDeoEgo 25 дней назад

I don't like the architecture of this museum at all! It looks like a shopping center.

@MegaBuilds5280 24 дня назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We understand that architectural styles can be very subjective, and not everyone will have the same appreciation for the design. The architects aimed to create a modern structure that pays homage to Egypt's ancient heritage while incorporating contemporary design elements.

@thomasking2129 26 дней назад

too bad it is not safe to visit Egypt these days

@Valedity 26 дней назад

How so? As far as I'm concerned Israel is attacking Palestine not Egypt, and I highly doubt their missiles would somehow travel ~100 km to the west of Gaza 💀

@thomasking2129 26 дней назад

@@Valedity I'm not talking about attacks from Israel, I have spent time in Egypt on three different occasions and the streets were very safe, my friends there say things are now very disturbing and difficult

@OmarHatem-tp8hg 26 дней назад

Egypt is safe, and you can watch many foreign youtubers come and live here with no security problem the war didn't even cross the our boarders in Sinai

@lazerathhome 6 дней назад

This is Disgusting., displaying a Deadmans body for people to gawk at and make money off of... Truly sad... just as Disgusting as grave robbers... oh wait... they are grave robbers who make money off it.

@Ishisah 24 дня назад

Looks ugly.

@user-ck3by4zg3e 23 дня назад

Dont like the look of it at all. Maby it looks beter when it is 100% done, but this aint it, it looks so dead😅

@user-bt9ug2yu1s 13 дней назад

Tasarım çok kötü hiç beğenmedim ayrıca piramitlerin yakınında modern bir yapının yapılmasını hiç doğru bulmuyorum 👎

@patriciamajor9028 23 дня назад

Reconstruction artefacts , so some of the artefacts ain't even ancient, instead made by modern day Egyptians to pass off as something ancient.

@user-hj7fz7gb2f 23 дня назад

يكشف الغامض و المثير هههههههه

@patriciamajor9028 23 дня назад

You better hope the Europeans come to visit , so your government can pay back the debt that they borrowed from the West to build that thing.

@miracle1818 19 дней назад

Jealous EEuropeans of the Egyptian civilisation are one of the most pathetic and funniest ppl on earth lol

@miracle1818 19 дней назад

@@patriciamajor9028 we can literally draw all the west by sending the refugees we accepted to u, u owe us, and no Europeans come actually, mostly Japanese ppl and other civilised groups, way more civil than the jealous Europeans lol

@joseluciocorrea1866 26 дней назад

What are you saying? This museum was opened one year ago with a magnificent parade and party! Are you making fake news even about a well known museum? Ridiculous!

@YoussefEdward 26 дней назад

The parade was for the opening of the civilization museum. This GEM museum is yet to officially open. I've been waiting for 2 years.

@OmarHatem-tp8hg 26 дней назад

The one you are talking about is the Egypt civilization museum, it's a great one also

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for your comment. We understand there might be some confusion. While there have been events and partial openings at the Grand Egyptian Museum, the full grand opening, which will include all exhibitions and galleries, is expected by the end of 2024. The museum has indeed hosted several significant events and showcases, but it has not yet fully opened to the public.

@millenniavisaspecialistskenya 20 дней назад

Can't help but notice all the idolatry in blatant display, no wonder it's a billion dollar project. Anyway, not to fret, Christ is King 👑.

@mikejones-go8vz 17 дней назад

Do you mean like worshiping a man on a cross?

@onlyrealtalentedartists 6 дней назад

@@mikejones-go8vz 😂😂😂 cool!

@truthfacts5438 26 дней назад

Shows how gullible people are, willing to pay to go into a goddamn building to look at fake artifacts that were manufactured a few days before the opening, the history you know is fake 😂

@jakemoeller7850 26 дней назад

Okay, Debbie Downer

@OmarHatem-tp8hg 26 дней назад

What's your evidence for that ?

@MegaBuilds5280 25 дней назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. These technologies allow for the creation of accurate replicas for educational purposes and to ensure the originals are kept safe. The artifacts displayed are real and have been carefully preserved and restored by experts.