Recently, The Lost Pharaoh 2: The Builder's Mystery VR experience project is now available at Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone!

Step into ancient Egypt, 4,500 years ago, and embark on an immersive pyramid exploration journey in a space where virtual and reality merge. The familiar pyramids and guide Mona are back—but this time, the mission is to unravel the architectural secrets of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Put on the headset, start from Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone, and once again follow virtual guide Mona to ancient Egypt, entering the pyramid.

The Lost Pharaoh 2: The Builder's Mystery draws on the earliest known historical record of pyramid construction the Diary of Merer, allowing audiences to understand how ancient Egypt organized manpower and resources to complete this mega-engineering project from firsthand historical accounts.

The biggest highlight of this experience is the Big Void, a massive, unexplored chamber that has remained inaccessible for thousands of years, now ‘opened’ for the first time. Within the experience, these unknown structural spaces are digitally recreated, allowing audiences to enter them from a first-person perspective, observing and exploring the pyramid's internal architecture. This also marks the first time such archaeological discoveries have been made available for public experience.

Using large-scale spatial virtual reality technology, visitors can delve deep into the Egyptian pyramid tombs, stand atop the pyramids, ‘touch’ stones and artifacts that have witnessed millennia of history, and step into unknown spaces that have slumbered for thousands of years. This time, you are no longer a bystander to history but a firsthand participant in the pyramid's construction, gradually unraveling mysteries sealed for centuries in a space where virtual and reality converge.