Solar Boat Museum

The Egyptian Sun Boat Museum felt that this museum was very interesting, but if you go, you must know his previous life, and the present world has done enough to do a good job. When I went a few years ago, he was still an old brother-in-law, it felt very interesting, and now he has moved to a new museum, I don't know how?

A full-size, complete ship from ancient Egypt, around 2500 BC, sealed in a hole in the Giza Pyramids group at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The ship is now preserved in the Solar Boat Museum in Giza. To be sure, the ships were built for the second Pharaoh Shobus of the Fourth Dynasty of the ancient Egyptian Kingdom. Like other buried Egyptian ships, they appear to be part of a huge amount of objects used in the afterlife, and unlike the Nordic ship burials, they have no bodies. Hufu's ship is the oldest, largest and best preserved vessel. It is 143 feet long and5.9m feet wide. As a result, it is recognised as the world's oldest complete vessel and described as a "crowd masterpiece" that can sail today if placed in lakes and rivers in water. The ship was designed for navigation, with no rigging or rowing because there was no space.

The sun boat next to the Khufu pyramid needs to buy tickets to visit. It is a magical building. It is said to be an attached funeral product of the Khufu pyramid. It is also a building with many years of history. The sun boat is very spectacular and the museum is also very attractive. [Cost-effective] It is worth visiting [View] It is all wooden structure [Fun] Very fun

The museum is just below the scenic spot. It is also more convenient.

The solar boat was specially made in ancient Egypt for Pharaoh to follow the sun gods in the sky when he ascended to heaven after his death, and Pharaoh's undead would follow the sun gods in another world, and then return to this world.

After visiting the pyramids, when you have spare time, you can visit the Sun Boat Museum on the side. The sun boat and the Great Pyramid are the products of the same era. According to textual research, they are the funeral boats of Khufu. Its magic lies in the fact that the whole ship's wooden boards are tied and connected by brown rope, which blockages the cracks between the boards and makes the hull sealed and waterproof by the principle that the wood expands when it meets water and the brown rope shrinks when it meets water. The shape of the museum is like a boat. The temperature inside the museum is controlled by constant temperature. Visitors need to wear special shoes to enter. The museum is divided into three layers, the bottom is the original excavation pit, the second layer displays some photos and debris, the third layer is placed on the unique shape, graceful shape of the solar boat, although buried in the underground for more than 40 centuries, but the whole ship is very well preserved, there is no sign of decay of the board.