Selling cold drinks and other eatables near the entrance of the Abu Simbel temple in Egypt

The Abu Simbel temple in south Egypt is a very famous temple, more famous because of the massive engineering effort that was needed to save the temple from being drowned due to the rising waters of Lake Nasser (formed due to the construction of the giant dam at Aswan). At the temple, near the entrance, there are vendors and machines where cold drinks and other eatables are sold.

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