科技日报：“五一”新看点：科技文旅项目“消失的法老”华中首秀

Core Insights - The immersive experience project "The Vanishing Pharaoh - Immersive Exploration of the Khufu Pyramid" has officially launched in Wuhan, marking its first introduction to Asia [1][3] - The project has previously attracted over 2 million visitors globally and is part of the Bo Xin Universe's immersive exploration center, which is the fourth in China after Shanghai, Chengdu, and Shenzhen [3][4] Group 1: Project Details - The immersive experience lasts 45 minutes, allowing visitors to explore the internal structure and historical context of the pyramid, including areas not previously open to the public [3] - Visitors can experience the thrill of viewing the Giza Plateau from the top of the Great Pyramid and travel back to the Fourth Dynasty to sail on the Nile River [3] - The project is academically supported by Peter Der Manuelian, a Harvard Egyptology professor, ensuring all details align with architectural and archaeological research [3] Group 2: Center Specifications - The Bo Xin Universe (Wuhan) immersive exploration center covers nearly 1,000 square meters, with a large virtual reality area of 600 square meters [3] - The center can accommodate over 70 people for online experiences simultaneously, with a maximum daily capacity of 800 visitors [3] Group 3: Future Plans and Additional Projects - Bo Xin Universe aims to expand immersive exploration projects nationwide, having already welcomed over 450,000 visitors [4] - Another project, "The Era of Life," developed by Excurio and in collaboration with the French National Museum of Natural History, will also be presented in Wuhan, offering a 45-minute adventure through 3.5 billion years of life [4]