Chimei Museum Special Exhibition Tickets | British Museum's "Kings of Egypt: Pharaohs"

The morning group for entry on the first day of the exhibition. Everything needs time to warm up, spend about 45 mins on queuing up but smooth in order. Not so crowded inside.Rich content !

The exhibition area was small and ended quickly, but the combination of technology and ancient Egyptian artifacts was very impressive.

The exhibition was excellent and rich in content. The first group in the morning wasn't crowded, but the guided tour was free, so you had to bring your own headphones. It was inconvenient if you didn't bring headphones!

The VR experience was good, but we need to educate the elderly and children more about how to avoid people, as they easily bump into others. They don't seem to know how to avoid people, and I kept getting bumped into by them throughout the experience, especially the older folks. For the Egypt exhibit, we need to encourage those with Bluetooth headsets and phones to wear them to listen to the audio guide. I didn't know you could use your phone for the guide, and my phone battery died by the end of the exhibition, so I missed some parts, which was a bit of a shame.

Be sure to book a guided tour. This will allow you to hear a more comprehensive understanding of the symbolic meanings of Egyptian artifacts and the structure of royal power. After the guided tour, you can then go back and listen to the individual artifact descriptions at your leisure. This experience is a hundred times more fascinating than just listening to the existing recordings.

The Chimei Museum in Tainan, Taiwan, has a clear focus and well-organized explanations for its Egyptian exhibition, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the exhibit.

The QR code is very convenient and easy to use. The exhibited artifacts are more abundant than I expected; it's rare to see ancient Egyptian artifacts.

Despite the large crowds during the holiday, the exhibition was very interesting! Visitors could bring their own headphones for a guided tour, and the exhibits were positioned at a reasonable height, allowing even children to learn about ancient Egypt.

Sooooo amazing ancient history and art about Egypt

It's highly recommended to book your entry time slot online through the official website beforehand; otherwise, you'll have to wait in line and wait for your number to be called, which can be very time-consuming. The free audio guide available on personal mobile phones is excellent! Therefore, there are no audio guide machines or headphones for rent; you'll need your own internet access.