Written by Holly Booth
Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums presents Hong Kong’s most extensive showcase of ancient Egyptian artefacts.
What to expect
Hosted by the Hong Kong Palace Museum, this is set to be Hong Kong’s most extensive and longest-running exhibition of ancient Egyptian culture, bringing together treasures from seven leading museums in Egypt, alongside recent discoveries from Saqqara. Many of these artefacts are being shown in Hong Kong, and even outside Egypt, for the very first time.
The exhibition showcases 250 extraordinary artefacts, ranging from statues of pharaohs and deities to monumental coffins and preserved animal mummies. Organised into four thematic sections, it explores sacred kingship, religious beliefs, funerary traditions, daily life, and Egypt’s cultural exchanges with neighbouring civilisations.
There will also family-friendly workshops, and interactive displays. See your name in ancient hieroglyphs.
Tickets
- Special Exhibition Ticket: HK$190.00 (adults), HK$95.00 (concessions)
- Full Access Ticket: HK$230.00 (adults), HK$115.00 (concessions) – includes entry to other thematic exhibitions at the Palace Museum
- Family Combos: Discounted packages for adults with children aged 7–11. Children under 6 enter free
- Guided Tours: HK$340.00 (adults), HK$170.00 (concessions), including exhibition entry. Tickets are available via the Hong Kong Palace Museum website, West Kowloon Cultural District website/app, and Cityline
How to get there
The Hong Kong Palace Museum is located in the West Kowloon Cultural District.
- By MTR: Head to Kowloon Station (Exit E4) or Austin Station (Exit A), and follow signs for about a 10–15 minute walk.
- By Ferry: The recently launched WestK Ferry provides a direct and scenic eight‑minute ride that connects Central Pier 9 with WestK Quay. Operating daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on weekdays and until 11:00 p.m. on weekends and public holidays. Single journey ticket: HK$20.00 (adult) and HK$10.00 (concessions).
