It’s a toy story! The ‘Jawahar Toy Museum’ is definitely a collection worth exploring. It displays the valuable and a-typical assortment of dolls and toys conveying the cultures of all states..and we’re sure it’ll be a great trip for you and your kids! The museum displays 140 dolls adorned in vibrant colourful outfits […]Read Post ›
Welcome to the Island Museum of Nagarjunakonda! It is a Buddhist museum known to comprise of unearthed artifacts and relics of Buddha as well as the inscriptions of the intriguing Jataka tales! (Just one of the many reasons to pay this museum a visit!) These relics were discovered during the construction of the dam and […]Read Post ›
Jurassic Park…not so much! The ‘Shivalik Fossil Park Museum’ happens to be Asia’s largest Fossil Park! Surprised? You haven’t seen anything yet… This outdoor museum houses life size restructured fossils coupled with resin and fiberglass figures of extinct vertebrates. The park often goes by the name of Suketi Fossil Park, due to its location found […]Read Post ›
The Delhi Metro, which has been functional since 2002, has been called a blessing for the city’s ever-growing population. The Delhi Metro Museum, the first of its kind to be set up in an operational metro station, documents and exhibits the 30 year period that marked the genesis of the Delhi Metro. Set up in […]Read Post ›
Kite flying festival, also known as Uttarayan or Makar Sankranti is one of the most colourful festivals celebrated in the state of Gujarat. Here, the vibrant kites don’t just adorn the blue sky but also the walls of the novel Kite Museum in within the Sanskar Kendra. Talk about a beautiful museum! The first of […]Read Post ›
Rolls-Rocyces, Bentleys, Daimlers, Langondas, Mercedeces, Maybach, Cadillacs, Auburns, Licolns, Chrylers etc. Hundred of their finest cars over the last century, from all around the world. If that is not fascinating, what is? The museum hosts an auditorium, a souvenir shop, a cafeteria, and last but not the least, a station for drives of these vintage […]Read Post ›
While the temple complex is beautiful and vast,the museum in its midst attracts a large crowd as well. The Peshwa Museum in Parvati is dedicated to documenting the intricate history of the Peshwa rule. What was once a part of the palace built on the temple site by Shrimant Peshwa, is now a museum that […]Read Post ›
A Madame Tussauds in India…really? Welcome to the Baywatch Wax Museum! It would be a shame to miss a museum located within a water park…because what could be enjoyable than that? Opened in 2005, it is India’s first wax museum. Just like the museum in London, it contains wax statues of well known personalities such […]Read Post ›
Did you know museums be comprised of one man’s collections! It’s true! This museum is a collection of 60 years of travel by an individual man in remote areas across India. It is conglomeration of 20,000 objects, paintings, handicrafts, armour suits, musical instruments, art, and various other artefacts. The building is designed in a Rajasthani […]Read Post ›
Looking for something especially offbeat? Are you into the ‘unconventional’? Well then, the Sudha Car Museum is perfect for you! It was established by Mr. K. Sudhakar, hence the name ‘Sudha’s Car Museum’ and is renowned worldwide for housing the largest tricycle in the world. What is truly interesting is that the cars exhibited are […]Read Post ›
Collection of Collections: Unusual Museums in India 