Shanghai Museum's 'Meow Night' Attracts Crowds with Egyptian Cat Imagery

Shanghai Museum's 'Meow Night' event allows visitors to bring their cats to view an exhibition centered on ancient Egyptian cat imagery and relics. The exhibition, inspired by the worship of the Egyptian goddess Bastet, attracts 200 visitors every Saturday night, promoting a unique cultural experience.

Shanghai Museum has become a summer hotspot, thanks to its unique 'Meow Night' event, where visitors can bring their feline companions to explore an exhibition showcasing ancient Egyptian relics and cat imagery.

Inspired by the ancient Egyptians' worship of Bastet - the goddess of protection often depicted as a cat - the museum provides a cultural treat that merges ancient history with modern pet companionship.

Every Saturday night, up to 200 visitors and their cats can interact with the exhibition, 'The Secrets of Saqqara,' making it a must-visit for both culture enthusiasts and pet lovers.

(With inputs from agencies.)