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The 10 Best Natural History Museums in India, India
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1. Seshachala Vanadarshini Forest Museum
2. Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum
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5.0 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By UdayRoman - Bhopal, India
Its and amazing experience to visit M P Tribal Musium. I interacted with the batch of Manipur and Naga Tribes. Saw their Art, Dance and the way they mingle with common people. They are very loving in nature and were overwhelmed visiting Bhopal. Surely visit the Musium. The M P Government has created a platform for remotest tribes to showcase their talent. Excellent indeed!
3. Insect Museum, TNAU
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
4. Nanda Devi Museum of Natural and Cultural History
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Located within the campus of Devangan Lodge, the Nanda Devi Museum of Natural and Cultural History offers detailed information about the natural and cultural history of the Nanda Devi National Park region. The exhibits include traditional artifacts implements, photo exhibition, literature and commentary on the history of mountaineering exploration and Chipko movement. There is a souvenir shop, restaurant, and accommodation for overnight stay. The museum is part of the Interpretive Trek to the Nanda Devi National Park with an objective to provide an all immersive experience of the cultural and natural landscape of the Nanda Devi National Park region. The interpretation center is located 25 kms upstream of Joshimath along the Dhouli Ganga river on Niti-Malari highway. Its five kilometer further up from the hot water springs. Visiters can book call in advance to book lunch at Devangan lodge. There is ample parking space and washroom facilities available for the visiters.
5. Lal Bahadur Shastri Family Home Museum
6. Gargoti Mineral Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Nightcrawler18
This place is an absolute hidden gem. We were very pleasantly surprised after visiting the museum. The entry fee of Rs. 100 per person. The guided tour is very much recommended. You can pay the guide whatever amount you like. We paid him Rs. 500 as we liked the information and the enthusiasm with which he was conducting the tour. I will surely recommend this place.
7. South Central Zone Cultural Centre
8. Forest Department’s Natural History Museum
9. Kasmanda Palace
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Kasmanda Palace is a unique living history museum constructed around 1836. One of the oldest surviving buildings of Mussoorie. It was a part of the Christ Church complex, which was built in 1836. Walking in the corridors will take you back in time with old picture of the Royal family and is also a mini natural history museum. Great views of the town and lovely gardens. A great day out.
Reviewed By dixitdaksh - Faridabad, India
The view is the best and awesome Must try tea with pakoras and the evening will be well spent Awesome place and must visit for mussoori
