Shanghai Egypt Exhibition First-Hand Guide｜Don't Miss Out!

Rushed to Shanghai for a concert on the weekend and unexpectedly got a ticket to the highly sought-after Egypt Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum 🎫! Heard it ends on August 17th. This is the world's largest-scale ancient Egyptian artifact exhibition (788 precious items)! Missing it will really make you regret it! 🌟 Why is the study tour so great? - Tickets secured + green channel, while others queue, I go straight in, super cool! - The lecturer is both professional and interesting, even a history newbie like me was captivated, and the kids kept asking questions nonstop - Seven sessions available daily, very flexible timing, no stress for family scheduling - Small groups + professional equipment, clear audio and detailed viewing, fully immersive experience～ Click below to get the same experience ✨My top tips for visiting the exhibition: Location: Shanghai Museum, 1st floor (201 Renmin Avenue), very convenient from Exit 1 of People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8～ - Closed on Mondays, don’t go empty-handed! Arriving a bit early for your reservation still lets you in, recommend spending 3-6 hours to explore slowly - Bring your ID! It’s required at every exhibition hall. If you leave midway, find staff to stamp the back of your hand for re-entry 🏛️ Three-hall visit route (tested as the best): 1. The Land of the Pharaohs: First learn about ancient Egyptian gods, royal secrets, and life wisdom to build a solid foundation 2. The World of Tutankhamun: The legendary life of the pharaoh who died at 19, his tomb is incredibly well-preserved! 3. Secrets of Saqqara: The newest discovery in 2020! Lots of cat mummies, finally understand the ancient Egyptians’ obsession with cats～ 💡Helpful reminders: - Power bank! Power bank! Power bank! Important things said three times. You can rent on-site but bringing your own is more convenient - The cultural and creative area has over a thousand merchandise items! Avoid the crowd at the entrance and walk further inside for a better shopping experience - Eat well before you go! The second floor has limited snack options, you won’t have the energy to enjoy the exhibition on an empty stomach