[Voiceover] Museums across Shanghai have rolled out various nighttime tour packages this summer, becoming a top destination for holidaymakers. At the Shanghai Museum, visitors can explore the ongoing "Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition." Young visitors say they enjoy the costumes and immersive elements of the tour, while museum staff say the nighttime tour slots are booked weeks in advance on weekends. [Soundbite] Young museum visitor: "I came specifically for the Shanghai Museum's night tour. I'm dressed as a 'high priest' while he's wearing a prince's costume -- we wanted the full immersive experience of the script-based tour." [Soundbite] Huang He, deputy curator, Shanghai Museum: "Our summer foot traffic has increased 30 to 40 percent compared with that of previous years without night openings. We're seeing about 3,000 visitors on night tours, with appointment slots for weekend visits fully booked one to two weeks in advance." [Voiceover] At the city's Fengxian Museum, another nighttime tour event features Tang Dynasty exhibits. A museum employee said their nighttime intangible cultural heritage projects are particularly popular. [Soundbite] Qin Jing, staff member, Fengxian Museum: "Our 'Museum Night' events incorporate intangible cultural heritage paper-tearing art, featuring designs based on yellow glaze pottery figurines and the terracotta figurine of a camel carrying Dionysus, the god of wine in Greek mythology. In August, we'll host two more special night events." [Voiceover] According to the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism, there are 45 museums in the city that have extended their hours this summer. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]