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his
magnificent
museum
in
the
shape
of
an
open
book,
resembling
Indian
Constitution,
is
undoubtedly
a
must
visit
in
New
Delhi.
The
façade,
the
interior
and
entire
display
inside
is
worth
of
admiration.
It
is
located
at
Alipur
Road,
New
Delhi,
opposite
to
Bungalow
of
the
Chief
Minister
of
Delhi.
The
museum
is
erected
at
the
site
of
the
original
home
of
Dr
Ambedkar.
this
is
first
ever
Dr
Ambedkar
Museum
in
the
National
Capital.
The
museum
is
in
two
stories.
As
one
enters
the
first
floor
of
museum,
one
finds
a
larger
than
life
size
statue
of
Dr
Ambedkar,
the
first
floor
also
has
some
of
the
most
modern
equipment
and
Gadgets
which
illustrates
the
life
history
of
Dr
Ambedkar.
There
is
a
Life
size
Robotic
Statue
of
Dr
Ambedkar
with
proximity
sensor
fitted
in
it,
the
moment
one
reaches
close
to
it,
it
starts
delivering
a
great
speech
in
his
original
recorded
voice.
It
also
makes
bodily
movement,
making
the
entire
thing
appear
lively.
There
are
huge
screens
fitted
on
the
walls
which
plays
in
loop
good
deal
of
information
related
to
life
and
achievements
of
Dr
Ambedkar.
The
ground
floor
has
information
related
to
the
formulation
of
constitution,
on
how
it
came
into
being?
There
are
on
display
the
replica
of
all
the
pages
of
original
hand
written
constitution.
On
this
level
of
museum
there
is
a
recreation
of
the
study
room
of
Dr
Ambedkar.
There
is
also
a
dedicated
corner
for
meditation
on
this
floor
where
one
can
find
a
white,
single
stone,
Vietnamese
marble
statue
of
Gautama
Budhha.
The
garden
outside
the
museum
is
themed
as
Sanchi
Stupa
with
colourful
fountains.
The
façade
of
the
museum
glows
bright
with
hundreds
and
thousands
of
colourful
LED
fitted
on
it.
In
evening
the
museum
is
definitely
very
eye
catching
Important
Infos:
1.
The
entry
is
free
for
Indian
Nationals
but
that
for
foreign
nationals
is
chargeable.
2.
There
is
an
underground
parking
which
costs
around
INR
20
for
cars
and
INR
10
for
Bikes.
3.
There
is
a
decent
restaurant
within
the
premises
of
the
museum.
4.
Nearest
Metro
is
Vidhan
Sabham
which
is
at
the
walkable
distance.
5.
The
Museums
opens
at
10
am
and
closes
at
0730
hrs.
It
remains
closed
on
Mondays
and
all
gazetted
holidays.
6.
The
guided
tour
inside
the
museum
is
free.
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