Introducing the
Hydrogen/Solar-Powered River Cruiser: Cleopatra:
'Queen of the Nile' featuring the Isis figurehead.
The
'Queen of the
Nile' is to be 'Cleopatra' themed, in honour
of the most famous ruler of Ancient
Egypt, probably the best known Pharaoh, after the boy
king Tutankhamun. But, what if her missing tomb is
discovered - a much awaited possibility.
We propose the development and operation of a unique
H2 and solar-powered river cruiser named "Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile." This vessel would not only serve as a luxurious
floating tourist attraction, but also as a powerful showcase for zero-carbon and zero-emission technology, demonstrating Egypt's leadership in sustainable tourism and
potential for wider international cooperation.
HIGHLIGHTS
ON NILE RIVER CRUISES, WHAT IS THERE TO SEE?
Great
pyramids, magnificent cities, massive temples and a fertile agriculture
flourished on the banks of the Nile
River. Thanks to the sterling efforts of the Egyptian
government, investing in conserving some of the great
wonders of the world, they have re-emerged today from beneath desert sands to reveal the secrets of one of the world’s most advanced cultures.
Here are some of the highlights that you will see on an Egypt river cruise:
- Millennia-old treasures in Cairo’s Egyptian Museum
- The Great Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure
- The mighty Citadel of the Mountain
- Sprawling temples of Luxor and Karnak in Luxor
- Tombs of the Valley of the Kings
- The remarkably preserved Dendera Temple complex
- Esna’s towering Temple of Khnum
- Aswan’s Nile via felucca sail
- A Nubian home and school visit
- Horse-drawn calèche ride to Edfu’s Temple of Horus
KEY FEATURES
OF THE 'QUEEN OF THE NILE' RIVER SHIP :
- State-of-the-art propulsion system including hydrogen
drives: The cruiser will be equipped with advanced solar panels, harnessing the abundant Egyptian sunshine to power its entire operation, from propulsion to onboard amenities, aligning with
the United
Nations' ambitious goals towards a sustainable future
- Immersive historical experience: Themed after the iconic
Cleopatra
VII, the vessel's design and interior will transport guests back in time, offering a unique blend of education and entertainment, showcasing Egypt's rich history and heritage.
- Sustainable tourism: By utilizing solar energy, the cruiser will significantly reduce its environmental impact, promoting sustainable tourism practices on the Nile River, catering to eco-minded tourists and demonstrating Egypt's commitment to responsible tourism development.
- Hydrogen-powered sister vessel: We also propose the inclusion of a sister vessel, the "Elizabeth Swann," powered by green hydrogen produced from solar farms. This showcases Egypt's potential involvement in the green hydrogen production sector, presenting an exciting opportunity for collaboration and innovation.
- Technology Showcase: The
Cleopatra themed, Queen of the Nile"
can serve as a transportable platform to showcase Egyptian advancements in renewable energy and
sustainable
tourism,
by way of example during future EGYPES energy shows, like
minded events, and beyond, demonstrating Egypt's leadership in these areas to an international audience.
- Educational and Cultural Exchange: We envision collaborating with
institutions to develop educational programs and cultural experiences onboard
the Queen of the Nile cruiser, including derivative vessels
for use on rivers and coasts around the world, fostering understanding and appreciation for Egypt's rich history and culture, further strengthening international cooperation.
By combining innovation, historical reverence, and environmental responsibility, we hope to create a truly unique and impactful experience that benefits both tourism and the environment, while demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and its potential for wider international cooperation.
Ancient
Egypt -
Cleopatra
Philopator VII -
Cleopatra's
Mummy -
Figurehead:
Cleopatra 'Queen of the Nile' sculpture art study
Nile
river -
Pyramids
A to Z -
MOVIE
SPIN OFF - Cleopatra
knew Octavian
would renege on his promises to allow
her to be interned according to her wishes. She thus
confided in her most trusted entourage, to prepare her
mortal remains, in the hope of being reborn, and becoming
useful to future scientists. She was to be relocated to her
secret mausoleum, right under the noses of her Roman
captors, and preserved. She declared by Royal degree that
her body be dedicated to high level medical researches and
historical scribes, for posterity. With particular emphasis
on regeneration. She believed in life after death, and that
her knowledge and experiences would benefit mankind in the
future. She made it plain that she wanted to be reborn, to
live again.
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