This is a personal collection of rare folk art and craft and is 20 times better than a museum since it is the effort of a single person, the great phiilosopher and thinker Mr. KC Aryan. Thanks to his family members who supported a passionate lover and collector of traditional Indian art that is fast vanishing. The place is relatively small but the collection is huge and more importantly, the items on display are rare, collected by no one else. Salute also to the Aryan family who are upholding the Indian folk art at personal expense. The people I met at the museum were courteous and gentle and decent people. Visit is by prior appointment. Overall, very enriching and satisfying experience. I appeal to the government and all wealthy people to support this cause in their own way. ♿️ This place has Yes=Ramp access. No=A wheelchair-accessible entrance. No=A wheelchair-accessible restroom. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible parking.

I went here approx one month before.when I knocked door a old man and a old lady came out the door and talk with me for visiting this place and then I and he was going to inside this place then he was locking the lock from inside.when I asked for this then he said me that this is my house. I will do according to me not according to you. Then I feel not well there I opened the lock and door and came out from there.

If you want to get connected to your old tradition and culture, you have not to go back to your villages, you have this museum in your area so must visit it and enjoy the aura of this place because they have made so real and so connecting that one surely get indulge in the air of that region moreover, the architecture made by the museum department is so much into the reality that one enjoys the cultural affairs

A great collection of ancient folk and tribal arts... A museum at home managed by Aryan Family.

To get pollution free air and wanna hangout with your friends to exlore about tribes and old ways of working. If you want to spend time in the lap of mother earth and its beauty... Must visit

True to its name , it was a wonderfully enriching experience to behold the elements of ' the neglected arts'. We were completely mesmerised and humbled by the intelligence and humility of the collector/artist Mr.K.C. Aryan ( as guided by his son Mr.B.C. Aryan). Heartiest thanks to him for protecting rarest of rare gems of our culture.

This hub of art and artefacts mostly belong to Himachal Pradesh, Bastar, Madhya Pradesh, Parts of South India is a genius attempt and hardwork by late Mr. K.C Aryan who was a painter, sculptor and art historian. The museum is now being maintained by his children B.N Aryan and Subhasini Aryan, who are both great historians & connoisseurs of folk as well as indigenous art forms.

can any one tell me is there any fees and is it open for public?

Founded by K.C. Aryan, a renowned art historian in the country, the Museum of Folk and Tribal Arts houses a noteworthy collection related to Indian folk and tribal art and culture. From paintings, metal crafts, and textiles to terracotta and wood crafts, the place features an exciting range of exhibits.

I called to find out if they have a website I can visit. The woman who spoke to me was so rude! Doesn't seem like a welcoming space. Academic spaces are so inaccessible unfortunately. It seems it's only for the elite.

Reached there by Gmaps, to only find that they're closed . I understand it's a private museum, however, timings could be updated on Gmaps.

I went there with my school mates on behalf of my school. It's a typical Bunglow until you enter inside to find out that a whole different world is waiting for people unexplored by masses. The place is maintained and owned by Aryan family. The collection is entirely of Mr. K.C. Aryan, one of the most prominent historians of India. There are various idols, sculptures, paintings, artefacts, stones, ancient items, etc. Director of the place, Mr. B.N Aryan is a very intelligent and knowledgeable person he along with his sister Ms. Subhashini Aryan (Sorry If I'm wrong) guides people who comes to visit this museum. They personally met me and guided me around showing every artefact and telling about it in details I almost felt as if I'm actually witnessing the history connected to those things. I hope this place prevails in the future and all this cultural inheritance of India which is often neglected would remain safe and open for scholars, researchers and students. I recommend you to make a prior appointment before coming to avoid unnecessary hustle. Would love to visit again. Thank you for such an amazing tour of history.

There are treasures hidden in and around the places we live. One fine day, if we are lucky we find these treasures. I am not a 'closed places' person rather someone who is always seeking the sky and grass and trees and birds and so on. However I appreciate the journey of tradition & art and preserving the footprints of great times gone by. Today I visited @museumoffolkandtribalart.in and was amazed at the rare, unique and precious personal collection of folk and tribal artifacts of the great Mr. K.C.Aryan. His son Mr B.N. Aryan is equally devoted to collecting and preserving the same. I urge every art lover in NCR to visit this place. Note: As this is a private collection and displayed at Mr. Aryan's home, please take prior appointment before visiting. Museum is open for public only on Sundays.

Had a wonderful informative visit at the place..Suhasini madam was very inviting and allowed me to visit the place, though I popped in without appointment.. I wish all her wishes for promoting the forgotten folk and tribal artists and art forms becomes fruitful.

Very nice place. Rare objects on display!!

Very disappointed ! Just called up and the lady on the phone was rude and said today is off and banged the phone ! The website says it open

To get pollution free air and wanna hangout with your friends to exlore about tribes and old ways of working. If you want to spend time in the lap of mother earth and its beauty... Must visit

Nice place to see various old sculpture arts thanks to them for keeping it for us

Had a wonderful informative visit at the place..Suhasini madam was very inviting and allowed me to visit the place, though I popped in without appointment.. I wish all her wishes for promoting the forgotten folk and tribal artists and art forms becomes fruitful.

Till yet I haven't visited museum that why I rating 3 only

This hub of art and artefacts mostly belong to Himachal Pradesh, Bastar, Madhya Pradesh, Parts of South India is a genius attempt and hardwork by late Mr. K.C Aryan who was a painter, sculptor and art historian. The museum is now being maintained by his children B.N Aryan and Subhasini Aryan, who are both great historians & connoisseurs of folk as well as indigenous art forms. I request Anyone who lives in Delhi NCR or is visiting must see this culturally rich place. It's an irony that something like this exists amidst the crowd of Gurgaon and is almost unknown to it's inhabitants.

Collections are good, but the guide doesn't have soft skills

must see attraction in Gurgaon.

Good collection of Tribal items and rich in history.

Great place to visit for whom interested in folks and tribal art Really the owner struggle hard and established this by himself but unfortunately he's not getting what actually he deserves

This place is not great. I spent 1 hour trying to find this place. And the owner didn't even bother to visit us outside. The local people fo not even know that the place exists, so I got no help from them. There was a guard who told us to wait for 5 minutes for the owner, but they never appeared. If a human puts in time and effort to find this place they should atleast respect it and see us. We waited outside for 30 minutes. I was with an elderly person, for thwm to stand and wait for 30 minutes in the scorching heat of gurgaon summers is hard. Another important thing is that they have not put their timings properly on google. They also expect you to make appointments to visit, it is only open for all on sundays. The fact that they ask you to make appointments is not mentioned on google. Thats rude of you all. the photos of this place also seem fake. They dont have a field or anything. It is an brick bungalow.This was a waste of time and money. I hope you see this review before trying to visit this place.