The world's largest cruise Ship Wonder of the Seas

Since ancient times, most of the world's favorite means of travel are boats or ships. So with the passage of time, shipbuilding companies are also making huge size ships. Giant ships are as large in shape as they are luxurious inside. Some interesting facts about ships and ships of the ancient and present world.

World's Largest Bajra or Pleasure Boat:

When talking about the world's largest luxury passenger ship, the name 'Icon of the Seas' comes first. this cruise ship is 1,200 feet long and weighs 250,800 tons, Owned by Royal Caribbean International. That is, this ship is the size of four football fields. 

This ship has a huge waterpark and six record-breaking water slides. The ship also has seven pools and nine whirlpools. Europe's leading shipbuilder Meyer Turku Shipyard is building this ship "Icon of the Seas". This ship is expected to join Royal Caribbean's fleet on October 26.

This Pleasure-boat "Icon of the Seas" completed its first phase of sea trials on June 22. This ship has traveled hundreds of miles by sea during this time. This ship's main engine, brake system, steering, vibration levels, and noise were tested. 

The world's first LNG-powered ship is packed with state-of-the-art technology. It has food, 40 kinds of logistics for entertainment, and also pubs. Many cruises are included in the fare.

This ship has 20 types of decks. There are special places for adults to spend time. The ship also has 28 different types of accommodation for group travelers to enjoy the sea view.

The seven-night Caribbean trip will reportedly start at $731 per person.  And if you stay in the ship's family townhouse suite during Christmas, you have to count 85 thousand dollars. "Icon of the Seas" will sail from Miami, USA to east-west Caribbean destinations from next January.

Largest container ship

These types of ships carrying steel containers are usually cargo carriers. While it may not have all the lavish amenities of other luxury ships, such a ship is potentially much more efficient. The majority of world trade depends on such ships.

Currently, MSC Loreto is the largest container ship. The length of the ship is 400 meters or 1312 feet, equal to this 22-story building, which is bigger than a warship. Its deck area is about 4 football fields. 33.2 meters cargo depth. It can carry exactly 24 thousand containers or 2.4 lakh tons.

The largest yacht in the world

The largest yacht in the world

180.65 meters or 592 feet 6 inches long 'Azam' is the largest yacht in the world. It is also called the world's most luxurious yacht.  The former president of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, owns the boat, which is currently worth $60 million dollars.

The yacht has two gas turbines and two diesel engines. The yacht can travel at a maximum speed of 30 knots per hour or (equivalent to 33 miles per hour on land). The longest yacht in the world can accommodate 36 guests and 80 crew.  Its state-of-the-art facilities include spa, pool, and artificial intelligence golf.

The largest ship owned by the British royal family

The largest ship owned by the British royal family

HMS Queen Elizabeth is an aircraft carrier, the largest ship owned by the British Royal Family. Capable of carrying 40 aircraft and at least 20 large vehicles, the warship is the size of three football fields. Britain's first Queen Elizabeth , named after the aircraft carrier has been named.

The ship weighs 65,000 tons, which is about 16 thousand adult elephants equal.  It's five gyms, a prayer, a Cathouse, and a medical center there.

The longest dragon boat

The longest dragon boat

Cambodia set a record for the longest dragon boat or regatta boat in 2019 at 87.3 meters or about 287 feet. The boat is about the same height as the famous Statue of Liberty in the United States.

Dragon Boat Festival, the origin in China. It is a festival that is not only prevalent in China but all over Asia. One of the oldest festivals in the world, it is estimated to have been celebrated for more than 2,000 years.