Asia's top Egyptian exhibition debuts at the Shanghai Museum! Come and check it out!

Not sure where to go when it rains❓This is the perfect spot! Watch the exhibition while listening to the commentary, follow the rhythm of the stories, and immerse yourself in a cultural feast. This is a global exhibition featuring 788 precious items, ending on August 17th. Missing it will really make you regret it! 🎯 Why choose the study tour small group? ▪️ Ticket + fast track double guarantee: While others are queuing under the scorching sun doubting life, we enter through an exclusive channel. That feeling is unforgettable once you try it. ▪️ Engaging lecturer commentary: Even if you know little about history, the lecturer’s explanation will draw you in deeply. Kids will be asking questions and listening attentively the whole time, no slacking off at all. ▪️ 7 sessions to choose from: Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions available. Families with kids can easily arrange their time without worrying about not having enough time. ▪️ Great small group experience: Fewer people, no crowding, plus professional equipment support. You can clearly see and hear the details of the artifacts, upgrading your exhibition experience. 👇Click below to lock in the same benefits Shanghai check-in & exhibition 🏺 The exhibition is divided into three parts: 1️⃣ The Land of the Pharaohs: Introduces ancient Egyptian royal power and burial culture. See painted anthropoid coffins, learn about the mummification process, witness pharaoh statues, and experience the life of ancient Egyptian nobility. This is the heaviest and most exciting part! 2️⃣ The Era of Tutankhamun: Focuses on the history and art of the famous pharaoh, exploring those legendary stories. 3️⃣ The Secrets of Saqqara: Showcases the latest archaeological discoveries, many related to the cat god belief, plus adorable cat mummies... ⏰ The visit lasts about 2 - 3 hours. The exhibition runs until August 17, 2025. ✨ Daytime: 9:00—17:00 (last entry at 16:00, closed on Mondays) ✨ Nighttime: Extended to 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays (last entry at 20:00) It’s really crowded during holidays, with lots of kids too. A reminder: these are real artifacts, so please do not touch them with your hands, or you might have nightmares. Address: Shanghai Museum (People’s Square Branch) (Exit 1 of People’s Square Metro Station)