Established in 1814 under the aegis of the celebrated Danish botanist Dr Nathaniel Wallich, the museum boasts of over 35 galleries broadly classified under archaeology, anthropology, art, botany, zoology and geology.
Indian Museum, Kolkata
This famous museum exhibits the splendid rich heritage of Indian Railways of over 166 years. It has specimens that showcase the different phases during the evolution of the Indian Railways.
National Rail Museum, Delhi
This is the second oldest museum to be established in India. This vast museum is spread over 16.25 acres of land and its exclusive collections are priceless that make it one of the most prominent museums in the country.
Government Museum, Chennai
The National Museum of India is the biggest in India and was commissioned in 1946. The museum is maintained by the Ministry of Culture and exhibits an enormous collection of exclusive artefacts.
National Museum, Delhi
It is the most celebrated institution in the world for its distinguished collection of textiles. The interesting ‘Pichhwais’ and ‘Bronze’ textiles are the most beautiful and intricate creativity you can encounter here.
Calico Museum of Textiles, Ahmedabad
Inaugurated by the first prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru in 1951, this museum showcases a giant collection of artefacts curated by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan and his descendants.
Salar Jung Museum, Chennai
This museum features a collection of over 400 human and animal brains in see-through plastic jars that have been collected over 35 years.
Human Brain Museum, Hyderabad