The Indian Museum, founded in 1814, is the earliest and the largest multipurpose museum not only in the Indian subcontinent, but also in the Asia-Pacific region of the world.

Out of all the sections in the museum, the most talked about section is the one dedicated to archaeology. This wing displays sculptures from the Maurya and Sunga periods, architectural remains from Bharhut and Bodh Gaya, sculptures from Gandhara School of Art and Kushana, Gupta, Pala-Sena, Chandella, Hoysala, Chola, and Pallava periods, including displays of some Southeast Asian sculptures.

Born Sultan Fateh Ali Khan Shahab, Tipu Sultan, Tiger of Mysore or Tipoo sahib as addressed by the British, will always be remembered as one of the most powerful and valiant rulers that India ever had. The summer palace built by him in the Indo-Islamic architectural style is a visual treat.

Why did he adorn the title ”Tipu of Mysore”? What is Tipu’s “Khwab Nama”? What is the connection between Wilkie Collins bestselling novel “The Moonstone” and Tipu Sultan?

If these questions have peaked your curiosity and you want to know about these and more, join us for the walk to the summer palace which is now converted into a museum!

On this guided walkthrough of the National Crafts Museum, besides exploring the exquisite displays in this extraordinary museum and the associated stories of various traditions of arts & crafts of India, we will dive into the history of the building and understand the concerns that surround the safe-guarding of these arts and crafts of India.

The Ever Living Museum at Mawshbuit is located about 9 km from the city of Shillong. It is owned and operated by Mr. Kyntiewbor War, a former government engineer from Meghalaya. The Museum serves as an educational hub, fostering a deep appreciation for history while promoting cultural preservation and inclusivity.

The Ever Living Museum, encompasses not only the main museum but also a stone museum and a stunning garden filled with wild orchids, wildflowers, and indigenous fruit trees. The main museum showcases a diverse range of exhibits, including miniature tree huts of the Garos, bamboo huts of the Khasi tribe, traditional attire and jewelry of the different tribes of Meghalaya, household and craft items, as well as an intriguing collection of old Indian and foreign currencies and coins curated by Mr. War himself.

Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as Birla House, is the place where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life before his assassination on January 30, 1948.

Today, the site serves as a museum and memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi's life and teachings. Here, visitors can reflect on the ideas and principles that he stood for, including non-violence, peace, and social justice.

On this walk, you will have the opportunity to explore the grounds and buildings of the Gandhi Smriti. You will be able to see the room where Gandhi spent his final days, as well as the spot on the grounds where he was assassinated alongside exhibits and displays about Gandhi's life and legacy.

The Nizam's Museum, which is located in Purani Haveli, has a fantastic display of gifts and momentoes given to the Seventh Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, during the silver jubilee celebration held in 1937, by notables and departments of Hyderabad. The museum has an interesting collection artefacts and bestowments (Nazranas) of sterling silver, gold, and some are set with precious gemstones and have exquisite craftsmanship.

It is home to the world's largest walk in wardrobe, belonging to Mehboob Ali Pasha, the sixth Nizam, which is also on display. The wardrobe is an elegant piece of furniture that bears witness to the Nizams' opulent lifestyle.

This trail focuses on exploring the history of Delhi and Purana Qila (Old Fort) through the various excavated objects and artefacts from the site from the 1950s till today.

This museum is a treasure trove, showcasing antiques from different eras spanning from the ancient to the Medieval period.

This walk will take you through some fascinating monuments in the fort to learn more about the glorious past.

One of the largest and leading anthropological museums in India, it offers the opportunity to explore the subtle yet artistic sensibilities of the rich Indian culture and heritage through its different exhibits.

This museum walk will cover some interesting open air exhibitions of IGRMS such as the Traditional Technology Park, Kumhar Pada and the Tribal Habitat. It will also cover the indoor galleries that are based on the lifestyles of different communities in India. Important museological aspects will also be discussed.

Nestled in the busy Gali Qasim Jan, Ballimaran, Old Delhi, is the famed Ghalib ki Haveli. A Great Urdu poet occupying a place of pride in world literature, and also one of the most quotable poets having shers for almost all situations of life.

On this trail, we will explore the life of Mirza Ghalib and a few gems of the old city.

Museo Camera, one of Southeast Asia’s largest centres for photography, showcases the art, science and history of photography. It is a unique space that has on display over 4,000 cameras and other photographic equipment, some dating back to the 1850s, along with historical archives from the same era, works of legends as well as cutting edge contemporary lens-based art.

This walk through will take you through the history of photography from 1827 till 2010, and will tell you all about cameras.