Telegraph.co.uk | The curious rise of the fake landmark – and why it could be the future of travel Telegraph.co.uk The weird world of facsimile landmarks made the news this week after Egypt vented fury at China when a full-size replica of the Great Sphinx of Giza reappeared at a theme park in the northern city of Shijiazhuang. This comes two years after pressure ... |
2018-06-12
The curious rise of the fake landmark – and why it could be the future of travel – Telegraph.co.uk
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