Delhi National Museum

The National Museum is located in the center of the Indian city of Delhi, at the intersection of Janpat and Maulala streets. The three-storey building of the museum contains many archaeological finds, works of artists and sculptors not only of Indian origin, but also of foreign origin.

The museum was inaugurated in 1960 and is now funded by the Ministry of Culture of India. The museum halls are arranged in chronological order, which allows you to feel the atmosphere of the cultural and historical heritage of India. At the entrance to the museum, together with the entrance ticket, you will be offered a museum catalog, which describes all the exhibits of the museum, the history of their creation and historical value.

The National Museum regularly hosts scientific symposiums, so you may be lucky to meet a famous historian or archaeologist. Also on the territory of the museum there is a cafeteria, a book and souvenir shop. The museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 10 to 17 hours. The ticket will cost you about 300 rupees.