Shanghai Museum's 'Meow Night' Mesmerizes Cat Lovers

Shanghai Museum introduces 'Meow Night,' an exhibition allowing visitors to bring their cats to see ancient Egyptian relics, including feline imagery. Inspired by the Egyptian goddess Bastet, the event sees large crowds interacting with the 'The Secrets of Saqqara' exhibit every Saturday night.

The Shanghai Museum has become a hotspot this summer, drawing large crowds with its unique 'Meow Night' event. The exhibition showcases ancient Egyptian relics, including cat statues and other feline imagery, allowing visitors to bring their own pet cats on Saturday nights.

Inspired by the worship of Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of protection often depicted as a cat, the museum has creatively allowed feline friends to be part of the experience. This new initiative lets up to 200 visitors bring their cats to interact with the exhibition.

The highlight, 'The Secrets of Saqqara,' has fascinated both human and feline visitors, creating a buzz among cat lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

(With inputs from agencies.)