Shanghai Egypt Exhibition | If you don’t rush, you’ll really cry! Hurry and lock in your tickets

| If you don’t rush, you’ll really cry! Hurry and lock in your tickets. Family, who understands this❗ Originally planned to watch a concert this weekend, but I stumbled upon the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition at midnight and instantly changed my plans. After all, this is a global exhibition featuring 788 precious items, closing on August 17. Missing it will make you regret it deeply! 🎯 Why choose the study tour small group? ▪️ Double advantage of tickets + fast track: While others despair waiting in the scorching sun, we enter through an exclusive channel, feeling great ▪️ Lecturer’s explanation is super exciting: History newbies get hooked immediately, kids keep asking questions, fully immersive listening without distraction ▪️ 7 time slots to choose from: Morning, noon, and evening available, flexible for families with kids, no headache trying to fit the schedule ▪️ Small group experience is excellent: Fewer people, no crowding, professional equipment support, clear view and understanding of artifact details, upgraded exhibition experience 👇 Click below to lock in the same benefits 🚶 Location guide: Shanghai Museum, 1st floor (201 People’s Avenue), exit 1 of People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8, 3-minute walk, super friendly for lazy people! ⏰ Pitfall reminder: Closed on Mondays, don’t go empty-handed! Arrive early after booking to enter, recommended to reserve 3-6 hours to enjoy slowly, each artifact holds a thousand-year story ID card is a must! Each exhibition hall requires ID scanning, if you leave midway, get a staff stamp on your hand for re-entry 🗺️ Personally tested best visiting route: ✅ Land of the Pharaohs: Unlock ancient Egyptian deity legends, royal codes, and daily wisdom, laying a solid foundation for the exhibition ✅ World of Tutankhamun: Explore the legendary life of the 19-year-old pharaoh who died young, the tomb artifacts are 100 times more shocking than documentaries ✅ Secrets of Saqqara: Newly discovered treasure area from 2020, full of cat mummies, showing ancient Egyptians’ crazy love for cats 💡 Important details: ▪️ Bring a power bank! Renting on-site is less convenient than bringing your own, keep your phone charged for photos and notes ▪️ The cultural and creative area has over 1,000 merchandise items! Don’t just crowd the entrance, walk inside for hidden surprises and great finds ▪️ Don’t come hungry! The simple meals on the second floor are few and expensive, eat well to fully immerse yourself in the world of artifacts