Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum

apurva mishra 10 months ago

A mix of different phases of history. Nevertheless, you will surely find the place interesting. Environment is peaceful and staff is helpful but it will do you good if you book the tickets beforehand.

Also, I strongly recommend taking your kids or students there. It's an interesting way to learn about history without feeling the boredom that usually surrounds the topic.

Jatin Gupta 14 months ago

The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of
India. Located inside the Presidential Palace complex in New Delhi, the museum is
spread over several galleries and showcases a vast collection of artifacts, paintings,
photographs, and other historical objects that offer a glimpse into the rich cultural
heritage of India.
One of the highlights of the museum is the 'Gifts Gallery,' which houses a diverse
collection of gifts received by the Indian Presidents from heads of state, dignitaries, and
common people from around the world. The gallery includes an array of objects ranging
from exquisite art pieces to quirky souvenirs, each with its unique story to tell.
The 'Stables Gallery' is another must-see section of the museum, which gives a peek into
the life and times of the horse-drawn carriages that were used in the presidential palace
during the British Raj. The gallery is home to vintage cars, carriages, and harnesses,
along with information on the staff and horses that worked in the stables.
Overall, the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum is a fascinating place to visit and learn about
the history and culture of India. The museum is well-curated, with informative displays,
and the staff is knowledgeable and helpful. The entrance fee is reasonable, and the
museum is accessible to all. I highly recommend a visit to this museum, especially if you're interested in Indian history and culture. Book your tickets online else you won't be allowed to enter the gate.

Defi Andry 19 months ago

Great museum with a lot of collections from India presidents. From antique chariots to cars, souvenirs/gifts from other countries.

Display of India's heroes and renowned people. Belonging of late president well preserved in display.

This museum is best place to bring your family to know more about history of India.

Entry ticket purchase online, bag xray check and ID check upon entry. No foods allowed. Only allowed to bring water.

We come on Saturday, no battery cart, so we have to walk for about 300meters from entry gate to the museum. But it's very nice view of officers housing and trees along the way