A very pleasant experience. Good for families and kids. Its a great feel to see all the Jets and Helicopters made in India and the progress we made in aviation. Unfortunately Simulators are closed so couldn't experience. A small cafeteria serving snacks and plenty of place under trees to eat and enjoy. We can cover it in 2 to 3 hours. If you are in hurry can be covered in an hour too. Must visit.

Very well maintained Museum of Indian Aircrafts. Museum is not very big and you can cover everything in almost 1hour. There is a separate fee for each smartphone so make sure you carry required phones only. There is a small cafeteria too inside the museum. Overall worth a visit once.

Overall museum is very good. We can see the real aircarfts. Many aircraft models are kept there. Good place for adults and kids. There is a play area for kids. One Audio visual room also present. All milestones of HAL have been displayed very nicely. Entry ticket for adults is 50 rupees and 20 rupees extra should be paid for taking your smartphone Inside the museum.

If you're obsessed with aeronautics and fighter jets, or engines, this is surely a heaven for you. With a minimal entry charge, you would really get an in-depth glimpse of the journey HAL has undertook right from its inception. It's really wonderful seeing and touching and feeling the progress HAL has taken up over all these years. The museum is very well maintained and also neatly designed. Surely give this a visit.

It's a pretty good museum to visit, whether you're a fan of planes or not. Surprisingly it was free the day I visited, so that was a nice surprise. Lots of aircraft on display, and some engines also displayed inside, along with a long gallery with important moments in HAL and Indian aerospace history. There is also a simulator(which has a separate ticket) but I sadly didn't have time to try it out.

Really nice place to visit to know about history of HAL and also see lots of planes. Flight Simulator for kids is also good. Better visit on Weekdays for less rush. They have big parking space in HAL school adjacent to the museum. One more thing they only take debit and credit card for tickets no UPI no cash. Cafeteria inside is also good try samosa there.

This place is really cool as it has real aircraft which were used back in time, for someone who's interested in the mechanism and working of aircraft they have information about engines and other mechanical parts in detail must visit for young minds. The only drawback I felt was the ticket experience, they charge for your phone camera which I feel is irrelevant and also the mode of payment may cause inconvenience to few. Canteen serves dosa and South Indian items, coffee tea for refreshment and the sitting area located backside is really peaceful with trees surrounding. Souvenir shop has nice gifting item you can check them out too. Couldn't try the simulation as it was under maintenance so can't comment. Overall the place is good to visit with kids and family.

This place is really great for aerospace enthusiastic! I really enjoyed myself. I went there on Tuesday afternoon so had all the place for myself as there was very few people. The motion experience was not available which was really disappointing. Otherwise really fun place to visit & learn. Canteen facilities are available.

Nice place to know about aircraft and the history of HAL. The museum is well maintained and clean. We can see real aircraft and many models, too. History of HAL has been displayed very well. This place will be interesting only for those who have an interest in aerospace.. For others, it may not be interesting as it has only a display of aircraft. Stimulator games were out of service, and I think it's most of the time. There is no UPI payment accepted here. The entry fee is Rs 50 for adults and Rs 30 for kids. They even charge for mobile phones rs 20, and it's really inappropriate.

This is good place visit to know history of Indian military flights.. Well organised flights , helicopters. Very good exhibition for children and engineers.. I enjoyed a lot as mechanical engineers.. Around hour to two hours will take to complete the entire visit.. They will charge extra for camera and Mobiles. Limited parking for four wheelers..

Nice place for HAL history . Though not much of attraction, you can finish in 1 or 2 hours maximum. Free car parking outside. But limited and no shades so get very hot. Tickets can be purchased at counter with card or cash. Wheelchair accessible. Good for kids or senior citizens. Simulators available for kids less than 15 i guess. Toilets are there, clean enough.

Nice and neatly maintained. No entrance fee. Different aircraft and fighting jets displayed which are of old model but maintained well. The garden setup was great. Adults and Children can enjoy this place. Parking may be difficult but waiting for some time may get you a spot.

This destination is perfect for family outings or with friends, especially if you have a penchant for aerospace. Exploring here will undoubtedly uplift your spirits. The premises close by 5 pm and offer an array of aircraft displays, alongside a canteen and a quaint souvenir shop. While my overall experience was pleasant, the visit itself was delightful and worth the trip.

The place is good to visit with family and friends. If you are a person who has love for aerospace, this place visit will surely lighten up your mood. The premises are closed at 5pm and there are plenty of aircrafts to showcase along with a canteen and a small sovereign shop. Although my experience was nice but I didn't liked the ticketing system there. Charging per head is fine but they charged extra 20 for each mobile phone. Rest the experience was delightful.

Loved the museum. Got to know about the journey and history of aeronautical enhancement through the years till date after independence. Worth to visit one time. An awesome place to visit for the people who love aeronautics. For small kids’ and childrens’ amusement, there is a fish pond with colourful fishes. After an hour or two of enjoyable experience, visitors can purchase aircraft models and other items from the Souvenir Shop and relax in the Cafeteria. An open space natural Dining Hall under the trees is a main attraction for groups.

Visited on 27 March 2022. Excellent museum with historical information of aviation since 1940s. Old planes, photos etc were very well preserved and documented. Outdoor section has many planes and helicopters, herbal garden. Souvenir shop and restaurant are present inside. Indoor section houses the rich history and documents. With extra ticket you can go for flight simulation experience. ₹50 for entry, ₹20 for mobile canara & ₹50/100 for flight simulation are charged in the museum. It's a delight for school kids.

Visiting the HAL Heritage Center and Aeronautical Museum was a captivating experience. The museum's extensive collection showcased the evolution of aviation, providing a fascinating journey through the history of aeronautics. The meticulously curated exhibits included vintage aircraft, engines, and artifacts, offering a comprehensive insight into the aeronautical industry's evolution. The museum's attention to detail was commendable, with well-organized displays and informative signage. Each exhibit was accompanied by insightful narratives, shedding light on the technological advancements and historical significance of the showcased aircraft. The immersive displays allowed visitors to appreciate the intricate engineering behind these flying machines. Moreover, the HAL Heritage Center's commitment to education was evident, making it an enriching experience for enthusiasts and novices alike. The museum's ambiance was well-maintained, creating a conducive environment for exploration and learning. Additionally, the outdoor area with aircraft on display added an exciting dimension to the visit, allowing visitors to get up close to these impressive flying marvels. In conclusion, the HAL Heritage Center and Aeronautical Museum proved to be a must-visit for anyone interested in aviation history.

People who love to know about history should visit this place... More importantly do take a guide inside who will help in proper understanding of chronology of events and connect all dots.. Without guide, it's just a general look at antiques but with a guide we get to know whole background behind that antique... I would highly recommend this place along with children but with a guide inside.

The Museum is very Neatly Maintained. Not much of crowd. Ticket Charges is ₹ 50 for Adults ₹ 30 Kids ₹ 20 for Mobile Camera. They have Small Snacks Shop , you get Chips, Ice creams, Juice , Samosas and Bajjis. They also have Basic Simulators which Cost ₹ 50 for 10 Minutes and It's not worthy it is just like video game . Motion Simulator often under maintenance which cost ₹ 100. You also get souvenirs of Fighter Jets ₹380 onwards. Day Spending time with kids is Good. I recommend. Few may like the place and few may not. Pocket friendly.

It was a great experience after visiting HAL.it just a world of Aerospace.You could find different varieties of aeroplane,it's engine and also pilot less aircraft. I can suggest it's a place where both children and parents can enjoy. There is simulator game which cost ticket of 50 for children and 100 for adults.apart from this for visiting we wanted to take the ticket of charge 50 in the entry and additional cost for Camera, video camera and phone camera.

The place was beautiful and well maintained. You can spend around 2-3 hours inside that place. They even allow you to touch the planes and click pictures. There is a shop inside it, you can purchase jets, helicopters, etc from there. They Entry fee for adults is Rs.50 per person and for students is Rs. 30. They charge extra Rs. 20 per mobile you wish to carry inside.

The HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum is situated on the old Airport Road. Almost  2.5km from Marathahalli junction. A really good and pleasant place where you can spend your one-day evening. The place is beautiful and well maintained. It is good for families and especially kids; if they are fond of aeroplanes or jets, it is definitely a must-visit place. They have various historic fighter planes and helicopters on display, displaying the progress we have made in Indian aviation history. There is an entrance fee and an extra charge for your phone, even if you are switching it off. Bikes can be parked near the entrance.

It's a pretty good museum, they have provided an extensive history of HAL with photographs. They've got very good exhibits and detailed descriptions of the aircrafts and aerospace related tools. Although, I wish they made it an interactive museum, where you get to go into a mock cockpit, have a view of a real control panel. Overall, it's a worthwhile experience.

Good place to visit to know about the history of HAL. Entry: Parking is free for cars and bikes. Rs.50 per person and Rs.20 per smartphone. Any camera will be charged more. They only accept Card payment. (NO CASH, NO UPI) Visit: you can spend about 2-3 hours looking at exhibits and learning about the history of HAL. Spread across a large place you will be seeing live planes on display. The place is pretty decently maintained. Pros: 1. Real planes on display 2. Learning history 3. Good way to spend half a day 4. The canteen had decent food choices for snacking Cons: 1. Flight simulator was on repair so was unable to experience that 2. The souvenir shop felt a bit expensive

Good variety of models. Informative. Small cafeteria with snacks. Small playground with play things like swing, slides and so on for kids to play. Small pond with beautiful fish. Opposite to this museum, there is a jet training ground where Jets and helicopters fly in the late afternoon. Great place to visit to see the old fighter jets and helicopter used from 50's to 80's. Also the flight stimulator is good the simulator cost 100 rs for 12 mins.

50 rupees for adult + 20 for mobile camera, some money for other cameras. In my opinion, it is worth the money.( for people like museums and engineering curiosity ) Old aircrafts are displayed with name , capabilities, year of first flight and all. A brief video of HAL and it's product portfolio will be displayed in projector I a timely manner Also there is a virtual simulator, which I didn't find very amusing 😐. There is display of Hidustan Aeronautical Ltd's journey through years. Also play park for kid are available. Conclusion : place to go with family, school or college picnic. NB : card or hard cash is needed to take take ticket in the entrance as well as simulator counter. UPI apps are not gonna be accepted as on September 2021.

A paradise for aircraft lovers! Has many phased out aircrafts for display. There is also a small herbal garden and sustainable development park. There is an indoor museum too, with simulators. I enjoyed the visit, but missed seeing newer aircrafts of the Indian Air force, almost all of them were very old ones. There is also a souvenir shop and canteen.

It's a well maintained museum with all the historic events recorded. It is heaven for people who like aircraft and their technicalities. There are many plane models with their specifications mentioned. There are small cafes which serve samosas, tea, chocolates, chips, drinks and many more. Washrooms are well maintained. They also have a souvenir shop. There is a simulator and some shows for entertainment. Overall, a nice experience and students have to pay lesser fees if they have their school ID cards.

It's a good place for Kids to experience on how the AVIATION looks. Kids can touch and feel the plane. Waiting time to buy tickets depends on the rush. No cash payment, only card payment. 50rs adults, 30rs Kids and per Mobile 20rs extra. Overall nice place. Parking is available.

The HAL Museum, located in Bangalore, India, offers an enriching experience for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Spanning various exhibits, the museum provides a captivating journey through India's aerospace evolution. One notable highlight is the expansive collection of aircraft, showcasing the evolution of aviation technology from its infancy to modern times. From vintage planes to contemporary fighter jets, visitors gain a comprehensive understanding of India's aviation prowess. Visitors are encouraged to arrive before noon to make the most of their visit, as the museum tends to get crowded later in the day. This timing ensures ample opportunity to explore each exhibit thoroughly without feeling rushed. The museum's interactive displays and informative exhibits make it an educational outing for both children and adults. From the intricacies of aircraft engineering to the historical significance of each model, there's something to pique the interest of every visitor. Moreover, the museum offers insights into the rich history and contributions of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), India's premier aerospace and defense company. Visitors can learn about HAL's role in shaping the country's aviation landscape and its pivotal contributions to national security. Overall, the HAL Museum provides a compelling blend of education and entertainment. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an aviation aficionado, or simply looking for a unique cultural experience, a visit to this museum is sure to leave a lasting impression. So, grab your tickets and embark on a journey through India's aviation heritage at the HAL Museum.

HAL Aerospace Museum is one of the major public attractions of Bangalore. Inaugurated in 2001 at the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited premises, the museum was established with an objective of educating the public about everything the journey of HAL, one of Asia's largest and most important aeronautical companies, had to offer - be it historical, scientific or academic. On the one hand, the museum proudly boasts of the giant leaps Indian aviation has taken, both commercially as well as in terms of defence; and on the other side, it gives the visitors an all-inclusive aerospace experience in the most effective environment possible. No other place matches this in terms of being equally demonstrative in theory and practice, both. The museum makes sure that the visitors get the best possible insight into the aeronautical history of HAL and of India - its experiments, achievements and possibilities; and at the same time, they also get to have a glimpse of some of the most powerful possessions of the Indian Air Force. Such an exhibit is an enchanting experience not only for the aviation enthusiasts but also for the layman. At present, the HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum together form the most massive aeronautical complex of South Asia in terms of production, maintenance, development and exhibition of fighter and commercial aircrafts, helicopters and all their engineering parts and accessories.

The website says it's open. Upon visiting the place, we got to know it's a Covid care center. Atleast proper updation from the authorities is the least we expect. Poor management.

one of the most popular place in banglore of hal old airport

Museum is amazing which gives an amazing and proud insight of what HAL was and makes everyone get Goosebumps upon seeing the achievements, we had and how proud we were in front of the whole world. but rest of it, its such a horrible experience starting from reception staff at the ticket counter as he was not at all friendly or welcoming. Adding to that, during the visit at the museum, happened to go to the cafeteria, which welcomed with a board of all luxurious, Latte, mocha, cafe, hot chocolate, tea etc.. but that was existent only in the boards and they dint even had a bottle of water, but just some samosas. Apparently, if you bring in some food or drinkables from outside, you will be alright. Absolutely gutted that such an iconic achievements and establishment is getting rotten out now, with the current poor management.

Nice place to visit with kids. My kids really enjoyed. Has good parking space and entrance fees also minimal

Wow one of my favourite place. You can see all type of jet fighter and helicopter there also you can get pictures clicked with each and every flying machines.

Very good experience as a uni student. I feel kids will enjoy more than adults. Though some novel exhibits are intriguing as well for elderly. The museum showing the entire history of HAL requires some serious interest and patience 😅. Restrooms are available as well as a small cafeteria. Well maintained, plus discounts for students! 4.5/5

Many Navy and Airforce fighter planes displayed. All are maintained well for display. The garden area is maintained very well. There is also a green house inside. Audio Visual infotainment is also available for a duration of half an hour. Entry fees is Rs. 25 each, Rs. 20 each if you are carrying a mobile phone. Basic Emulator is available for kids.

Excellent and informative heritage centre of HAL history. ₹50 per head and you will require 1-2h to cover the entire place. There is a small 7min video show of HAL aircraft every hour. Followed by aircraft models and past photos spanning various decades. The real aircraft and helicopter are placed around to see.

I visited this place with family on a Sunday afternoon. Separated entry ticket is there for child, adult, phone and camera. It is a whole educational tour where details of year wise development of each plane is also mentioned. Fun zone for kids is also there. People had brought food and water also for mini picnic. Place has a souvenir shop for people to get back memories. A small cafetaria for satiating hunger of people is also found in the campus. Different simulators for 6-12 years and above 12 are present in Hall 2. The sad thing was we couldn't have experience of Motion Simulator as it was under maintainence.

Awesome place. There are so many things to learn. We watched short films about crafts and planes. We had an excursion with our students in school. Cafeteria, toilets are available. We can click beautiful clicks and fabulous maintenance. Had a happy time and enjoyed well.

It is one of the best museum in India. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum, Bangalore, the first of its kind in India established in 2001. Many original fighter jets of Indian airforce is there. HAL Tejas , mig 21, Hal Dhruv, etc are some of them. A part of the HAL Heritage Centre and Aero Space Museum, it provides visitors with information of the various developments in India aviation. It is managed as well as taken care by the HAL itself which is one of the leading aerospace companies of not just India but Asia. It is a great experience for all of us.

We had a wonderful experience. Well maintained, neat, and clean. Very informative and amazing experience for my kid. The best part was, it's very well planned. Even the flower plants were beautifully placed. Very good quality food, tasty and cheap.. It's not at all boring, there is also well maintained play area for kids.. In all it was worth spending a weekend over there.

Its a great museum to visit. It has all sort of hystorical things,mostly of ancient kings and queen. It has good and hygienic food courts. You'll love to visit here.

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India.Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

It is the best place to visit in Hyderabad.. Salarjung museum was established in the year 1951.. It is an art. Government of India owns it. It has a collection of sculpture , paintings, carvings, textiles,carpets,clothes and furniture. It is one of the largest museum in the world

After the Nawab died in 1949, the collections were left behind in his ancestral palace Diwan Devdi. The collection was formerly exhibited there as a private museum, named Salar Jung Museum, which was inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru on 16 December 1951.[3][4] Old timers believe that the present collection constitutes only half of the original art wealth collected by the Nawab. His employees siphoned off part of it, since the Nawab depended upon his staff to keep a vigil. In 1968, the museum shifted to its present location at Dar-ul-Shifa, and is administered by a Board of Trustees with the Governor of Telangana as ex officio chairperson under the Salar Jung Museum Act of 1961. Some more art pieces were lost or stolen during the shifting of the museum from Diwan Devdi to the present site.[5]

It's closed indefinitely at the moment due to Covid situation prevailing across the globe. Better to call them up and check on the business resumption date and hours. It's an amazing place for kids and aviation enthusiasts.

Very informative and it has, a great collection of old combat jets, model of new ones and photos showing the legacy of HAL. Place is very nice, clam and well maintained. Lawns are well maintained and clean. Kids play area i s also nice. Fish pond also attract to kids. You can bring your own food as well as can buy snacks from canteen. Do visit and get to know the history and legacy of HAL.

It's not too big. But sufficient monument available there. You will get kinds of fighter jets and general knowledge there. It is having many engine prototype. It's quite good to visit.

The place is closed temporarily due to COVID

A very good place to visit and enjoy in a holiday. Very informative for adults, very educative for school children, very good place for aviation enthusiasts. All the models of planes are kept clean and neat. There is a small cafeteria to relax and snack. Very large and spacious indoors.if small kids got bored up, you can play in the play area. Nice place to spend time worthy.

The place is full of details about HAL and India's aviation history with moments captured and placed in halls. It will amazing day for kids also as place is full of greenery and open area. They have 4 audio shows daily starting at 10 and every 2 hours from there onwards. Prototypes of most of the planes and helicopter are kept and looks awesome. You also get to see the jet engines, yes the real ones. Enough space to sit and relax in open. Avoid taking mobile phones if possible. You will be charged 20 Rs per mobile. Better to carry only one and have good time looking at the history. Timing : 9AM To 4:30PM Fees : 50 per adult and 30 per children

Well Maintained History of Aeropspace and their growth, there is also stimulation of aircraft available in 1st floor one can enjoy with 100rs ticket for 1hr. Museum entrance fee is 50rs per adult and 30rs per mobile.

HAL Aerospace Museum is India's first aerospace museum located at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited premises, in Bangalore. Established in 2001, the Museum is part of the HAL Heritage Centre and Aero Space Museum, and showcases the growth of the Indian aviation industry and HAL for six decades.

Best place for kids and school students. Where kids love to see fighter jets and helicopters.. Entry fee Rs 50/- for adults and each mobile they charge Rs 20/- doesn't matter how many pics or videos you take. If each person carrying a mobile so they charging Rs 20 for each mobile.. Online payments can be done. In 1 hour you can cover all blocks. Parking available in front of ticket counter.

Very good museum of aerospace on the Old Airport Road. They have various historic fighter and trainer planes, helicopters on display. The heritage centre section has good amount of photos depicting the military aviation history of India. The museum can be improved with audio-visual shows, interactive contents etc. Also, the authorities charge 20/- extra (as of Dec 2022) for each person’s mobile phone even though it’s kept switched off. Parking can be done at the nearby HAL convention centre area.

Must visit... specially for children... If you're interested in aeronautics and fighter jets, or engines, this is surely a heaven for you. With a minimal entry charge, you would really get an in-depth glimpse of the journey HAL has undertook right from its inception. The museum is very well maintained and also neatly designed.

A impressive place to know about HAL history and Indian army aircraft evolution. A well maintained, clean museum, displaying a variety type of aircrafts. A great place to spend a nice day, approx 2-3 hours are required to explore the whole place. Per adult person ticket is ₹50/- Extra ₹20/- for each mobile.

Exploring HAL in Bangalore, is like stepping into a treasure trove of aviation history. From iconic aircraft to state-of-the-art helicopters, every machine here tells a story of India's ingenuity and engineering brilliance. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply curious about our nation's aerospace achievements, a visit to HAL is sure to leave you inspired and in awe. Don't miss the chance to witness firsthand the legacy and future of Indian aviation!

It was good to see the plane models and tells you so much about every detail of the history of aviation. Good for people who are interested in Aviation.

There is a variety of models of aircrafts.It is not a very popular place , you can't find too much of people there. But it's a really good place to visit.

✳️The largest one man collection in the world. Many artifacts are unique, no where in the world can be found such pieces. Should not miss is the Clock when hourly bell rings, a white marble statue with a veil, and many more such awestruck art pieces.

The largest one-man collection of the world, Salar Jung Museum is one of the most famous in Telangana state. entry fee for indian is 20 INR and for foreigners 500 INR.Salar jung museum is third largest museum in India. Area of 10 acres and built in two floors,the biggest highlights of Salar Jung Museum is the library section With 8,000 manuscripts and 60,000 printed books.

Excellent place to know about ancient India..

There is a lot of collection on Salar Jung

The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Mausi river in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is one of the three National Museums of India. Originally a private art collection of the Salar Jung Family, it was endowed to the nation after the death of Salar Jung III. It was inaugurated on 16 December 1951.

Great collection. Can be better if maintained and developed.

Nice and good to see the history items.and that museum equalates my enthusiasm

Great museum depicting the history of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and it's aircraft history,Photos by Mobile camera charge is 20rs

You will get more knowledge of you visit to this Museum. The entry fee is ₹50 with ₹20 for Mobile(Camera purpose) Very calm and peaceful area. You will find All kinds of Aeroplanes,Jet, Radar and Engines along with description of their capacities. It's having medicinal plants, Sunflower and Rose gardens in between the planes. In middle of museum,there is a small play ground for children. Usually Students and Family will visit here. It's also have Basic(for kids) and Motion Simulators (Adults) it won't give u a feel of sitting in actual Cockpit. It's just like playing a Virtual Reality games. It could be more effective for charge of ₹100. Audio visual is free to watch, they will just project a video of HAL. Hall of fame is very nice. There is small Sovereign shop and Cafeteria for snacks and juice. You can spend whole day with peaceful mind and leave by gaining more information about HAL

Very good place to get information of aerospace industry. Very well maintained and it's a nice experience seeing various aircrafts. There is a small play area for children also. Ticket prices are rupees 50 for adults and 30 for children. The garden around is very beautiful. There is a small cafeteria which serves some snacks also.

This place is incredible. This is a nice place for family outings also. Per head they charge 50rs as an entry fee and 20rs as an additional charge if you want to carry your mobile inside. If you are a student then you have to pay just 30rs per head. This is a place where you can get much knowledgeable about the different aircrafts with beautiful scenes.

During our visit to Bangalore for treatment, we decided to visit the Aerospace Heritage . It was a great misfortune for us that owing to the outbreak of pandemic covid-19, the Museum remained closed since March2020. As a result we could see nothing and came back to our hotel rooms disappointed. We wish to visit the place once again if you can afford to visit Bangalore in any time of the year. We rang the number given in their sites, but nobody responded. So we couldn't understand that it was closed. Great misfortune !!!!

Awesome place to visit, but the museum is closed from March-2020 due to COVID-19.

Excellent place with well designed aircrafts and maintenance was very qualitative. It's a highly recommend place where you can surf the antique pieces. Canteen is also very awesome one. Thank you

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1. It’s very informative museum 2. This place is most recommended for history lovers 3. Well maintained museum in terms of gardening and neatness COVID : Body Temperature and Contact details are collected Cafeteria: Available Restroom: Available Parking: Available Best place to take children. *Not to take only photos. *To get inspired from history of HAL photo gallery and Mock-ups of GSLV and PSLV

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It's a place must visiting regardless of the age Entry fee is 50 for adults n 20 extra for Mobile

Try to reach before 4:00pm to enjoy it properly. Infront of HAL museum there is provision for car parking only upto 10 cars. Must go for Motion ride. Hall-1 have Photos of HAL history. Hall-2 have motion ride on first floor and Cross sections of propeller and Engines also have toilet. Outer area have a playing area for children with merry go round, swing etc. Radar system and other retired air crafts. Artificial fish pond have some aquarium fishes. It is better if you carry your own food.

Great place proud to be an indian

Good place to visit with kids and they charge adult for 50 and Mobile phones for 20 and they also have simulation basic 50 and motion (advanced) is 100

So exciting environment for the Aerospace, Airforce and Aeronautical enthusiasts, details of all the brain behind the aircraft are showcased, also can visit Orchid flower nursery garden 😀. History of HAL is been exhibited beautifully. Dont miss the simulator on 1st floor ! Ticket for Adult - 50rs If you want to carry camera or cellphone, then you have to pay for it.

Flight simulator closes sharp at 4:30 PM, and the campus closes by 5PM. Its a nice place to see generations of fighter plan structures... They will charge for every Phone carried into the premise ..better to keep mobiles in car or in bike pouches. It takes atleast 3-5 hours of time if you read everything on display.. if you are in hurry burry you can roam around with 1hour .. there is a canteen and a shopping shop inside the campus where you can buy artifacts or toys related to aerospace

all old time fighter and training planes and some helicopters present in lifesize. good for kids to know. there is orchid garden which is in mess. the whole area is nice and green. has small play area for kids and toilet and cafe present inside. free parking available. plus we got some of the best guavas outside near the gate. the gate is on main road can be seen visibly. not as google maps showed through internal road.

Excellent place to visit in Bangalore. Very neat and clean, well maintained and lots of Aircraft and helicopters to see. Wonderful place for kids.

Amazing place for adults and children! So informative! Very impressive how HAL had maintained it. Simply brilliant!

Very nice place to explore the aviation part. Perfect place to visit with family

Awesome musium. Documentary was short but good. I personally would love detail documentary.

Good one time visiting ace within bangalore for kids. It will be a good experience for kids to see the fighter planrs and helicopters upclose. The facility is well maintained and the greenery is sucha a charm. Ticket prices are really very nominal that anyone can afford to see it. The only issue is with the limited 4 wheeler parking. If u dont get a spot, then thats it. You will have to park your car somewhere at the backside. We took a u turn and went to the road behind the museum and parked and then walked.

Yes, i love visiting museums and it’s in my to-do list whenever i visit different cities. HAL museum is a good museum for all those aeronautical fans but one thing which i faced issue was reaching the museum, it showed me route from inside the colonies and somehow i asked people and reached the museum. Bought some sovereign from the shop and saw various aircrafts but most of them are not in their original condition which makes them look fake, that took some charm away. Anyways good place to be if you have time and you got nothing to do.

Amazing and must visit for Kids. So much nostalgic and we are proud of HAL. They have kept atleast 10 Fighter Jets and 2 Navy Helicopters and 2 real motion simulators. Kids and n even we enjoyed thoroughly. Well maintained a d having cafeteria and clean rest rooms. Ticket Value 50 per person and 20 rupees for mobile phone is worth a penny paid. Visit and support the heritage. Jai Hind

1. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum, Bangalore, the first of its kind in India established in 2001, is situated at the intersection of HAL Old Airport Road & Basavanagar Road. It is about 17 Kms from the Bengaluru City Railway Station. The Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum is sprawled over 4 acres of lush green land. 2. There are two major halls, one displaying the photographs that chart the growth of aviation in each decade from 1940 till date and a Hall of Fame that takes the visitors on an exciting journey through the Heritage of Aerospace & Aviation Industry in India. 3. The second Hall highlights the various functions of an Aero Engine by displaying motorized cross sections of various models of Aero Engines. Real Engines such as Garret (for Dornier Aircraft), Adour (for Jaguar Aircraft) and Orpheus (for Kiran Aircraft) can be seen here along with Ejection Seat with Parachute; and Pushpak & Basant Aircraft. 4. Outdoor display of Aircraft such as MARUT, MIG-21, HT-2, KIRAN, CANBERRA, AJEET, LAKSHYA (Pilotless Target Aircraft) & many more, will excite aerospace lovers of all ages - kids, students and adults. 5. A Unique exhibit is the ATC Radar parched with L Band surveillance Radar having a range of 200 nautical miles which rotates at speed of 3-4 RPM, with the frequency of 1250-1350 MHZ and Meteorological Radar. In addition, PSLV model & PSLV Heat shield are displayed to give a glimpse of forays made by the country in space technology. 6. For the academically inclined, a Library on Aerospace provides opportunity to trace the exciting development of the industry since the 1940s. While the Museums’ prized possessions include various types of Aircraft models on static display, the availability of Audio-Video facility and display of translides enhances the experience immeasurably. Taking ones experience a notch above are the true-motion simulators that puts oneself in the pilot’s seat, offering a thrilling ride. It is where visitors of all ages can explore and imagine what it would be like to soar through the skies and have realistic feel of flying fighter jets & commerical aircraft. 7. The Museum has an excellently landscaped exterior with an exclusive Rose Garden, Orchidarium and Herbal Garden with a number of exotic varieties. A children’s play area provides kids endless hours of fun. A sustainability park displays working models of solar power systems, biogas plant and hybrid windmills to educate visitors and students on alternate energy sources which help conserve natural resources and preserve the environment. 8. For small kids’ and childrens’ amusement, there is a fish pond with colourful fishes. After an hour or two of enjoyable experience, visitors can purchase aircraft models and other items from the Souvenir Shop and relax in the Cafeteria. An open space natural Dining Hall under the trees is a main attraction for groups. 9. The Museum is open to public from 9 AM to 5 PM on all days throughout the year. Entry Fees: Entrance Fees(Adult) Rs 50/- per head Entrance Fee(Students and Children upto 18 yrs) Rs 30/- per head(with ID card ) Entrance Fee(Children upto 3 years) Free Physically Handicapped Free Mobile Camera Rs 20/- per each Still Camera Rs 50/- per each Video Camera Rs 75/- per each Basic Simulator Game Rs 50/- per head Motion simulator Rs 100/- per head Note: - Ticket issue closes at 4.30PM. The Museum encourages visitors for Cashless Transaction.

HAL Heritage Museum is located in HAL Bangalore. Who’s is 2km approx from marathalli bridge. Here you will get to see all the old fighters jet, helicopters, missiles etc. to visit here you can come by BMTC bus or auto rickshaw or with your personal vehicle. Here they have small parking area. To enter inside the museum you have to take tickets and per ticket is 50rs/adult. And in case for videography they charge accordingly to the devices. Mobile 20rs and for video camera 40rs.

Small place of real old helicopters and planes.some are prototypes.we can see HAL history from Day 1. And a helicopter simulator. Kids play area and a cafeteria. But I have expected more in this museum. Overall its good.

A good place to visit for a short trip. It gives you an understanding of evolving aerospace technologies with fighter planes, helicopters on display. One can easily spend 2 hours here. They also showcase a variety of flowers maintained in the space. A souvenir shop is there if someone wants to purchase them.

A must visit place for aviation enthusiasts and students. One would certainly appreciate the significance of HAL in building India's aerospace manufacturing capabilities after visiting the place. They have decommissioned planes and helicopters displayed around the campus. The place is well maintained and has a canteen and souvenir shop. They also have a small kids play area. Covering the museum shouldn't take more than an hour. The hall of fame has some very interesting photos of eminent personalities who ha visited HAL. You get ample free parking adjacent to the museum. The charges are nominal but they do charge INR 20 per mobile phone if you want to carry them inside. Overall perfect for a short weekend outing.

A good place to make a visit for children’s only. The planes and helicopters showcased are just a skeletons of the original also not so well detailed and not well maintained at all. Many planes interiors were camouflaged with spider webs, dust and dirt. Not all the planes and helicopters are there. At least any one original working plane or Helicopters model would have been so great to enjoy the place. You can find much of the information about the HAL and its history in written and pictorial forms. also you can buy some souvenirs of HAL which I thought are bit costly for the quality. There’s a nominal ticket to enter inside and also if you have mobiles phones with you then they charge for that as well. Roughly 2hrs is enough to explore this museum.

The HAL Museum in Bangalore is a treasure trove of aviation history. This fascinating destination showcases the incredible achievements of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and provides visitors with an immersive experience. The museum houses a remarkable collection of aircraft, from vintage planes to modern jets, allowing visitors to explore the evolution of aviation technology. The exhibits feature detailed models, engines, and captivating photographs, providing a comprehensive understanding of India's aerospace industry. One of the highlights is witnessing the restoration process of classic aircraft, offering a glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship involved. The museum also offers an exhilarating flight simulator, enabling visitors to experience the thrill of piloting. The knowledgeable staff members are always ready to answer questions and provide valuable insights. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply curious about the history of flight, the HAL Museum is a must-visit destination that celebrates the ingenuity and progress of Indian aerospace.

Nice place to visit with friends, families and in groups. One must visit this place to explore the Indian aircraft used in war. A well maintained museum, the price of a ticket is reasonable, sufficient parking space is there for both two and four wheelers. Ticket required for kids above 3 years. 50 rs for adult, 30 rs for kids 20 rs for mobile camera, parking free.

The HAL museum is located near Marathahalli airport. It is so peaceful and clean garden The ticket to the museum is only Rs.50. However they will charge additional Rs.20 for the smart phone. Inside the museum. You will see different kind of aircrafts, including fighter jets, propeller jets and helicopter. They have the small exhibition for engines and the timeline of the evolution of HAL. All the aircraft in the museum are non-operational. However they look almost real in working state. It’s it’s a one hour trip to visit inside the museum. Also there is one simulation room which is currently non-operational

Very good museum by HAL showcasing the history of HAL by displaying image sequences from the beginning of the establishment. More than 15 number of real aircraft models available for public along with the engine. A cafeteria is also available. The ticket price is Rs. 50 per Adult. For each mobile phone they are charging Rs. 20 extra, which we feel little extra cost. But anyone who wants to know about aeronautics field, the visit is a must. 👍

If you are aircraft enthusiast, this place is definitely for you.It's a well maintained museum with all the historic events recorded. There are many aircraft models with their specifications mentioned. There is small cafe which serve samosas, tea, chocolates, chips, drinks and many more. You will need at least 3-4 hours at this place to catch everything properly. Note: car parking is limited at the front gate so you may face challenge in weekend for parking.

I recently visited the HAL Aerospace Museum in Bangalore, and it was an extraordinary experience. The museum offers a captivating journey through the evolution of aviation, showcasing an impressive collection of aircraft and aerospace artifacts.The well-curated exhibits provide in-depth insights into the advancements in aviation technology, highlighting HAL's significant contributions. The staff is knowledgeable and eager to share information, enhancing the overall learning experience.The outdoor display of various aircraft, including vintage planes and helicopters, is a treat for aviation enthusiasts. The museum's layout is user-friendly, making it easy to navigate and appreciate the vast array of exhibits.Whether you're a history buff, an aviation enthusiast, or just looking for an educational and entertaining outing, the HAL Aerospace Museum is a must-visit. It's a gem in Bangalore that beautifully celebrates India's aerospace achievements.

Great for kids to view real planes. Also sometimes they show control room demo. Not much activities there, except 3D flight simulator. Kids 3 to 12 yrs will like the museum... Has a small pantry inside for snacks/drinks.

Very Good Museum. We could gather knowledge about our Indian Aircraft Model and HAL development from initial point to till date. Maintained very good by HAL. We need more exhibit about aircraft engine and functional explanation. Also Stimulation game we need more seats for play. Enormous place avail for car parking. Again one more time plan to visit.

A must visit place in Bangalore

Super

Clean. Good variety of models. Informative. Small cafeteria with snacks. Small playground with play things like swing, slides and so on for kids to play. Small pond with beautiful fish. Opposite to this museum, there is a jet training ground where Jets and helicopters fly in the late afternoon. Of course we are not allowed but they are quite a view from outside when they fly. Only issue is that, it takes a lot of time to reach there and there isn't anything else to see.

It's good time for kids to enjoy and know about jets and mics and helicopters... Also the flight stimulator is good.. But HAL has to put little effort and make it more exiting like heli tour or toy train so that the adults to have great time... Other wise it's happy kid with exhausted parents. Over all 5 star from my kid and I would give 2 star

Amazing environment and supper view. With fresh air. I really love that place. Well cleanse.

Clean. Good variety of models. Informative. Small cafeteria with snacks. Small playground with play things like swing, slides and so on for kids to play. Small pond with beautiful fish. Opposite to this museum, there is a jet training ground where Jets and helicopters fly in the late afternoon.

Very good place for science lovers. Many models of aircrafts and helicopters and separate hall to showcase engines. Must visit with your friends if you are thrilled to see planes and their history.

HAL Heritage Centre is one of the top visitors attraction in Bengaluru. Though people of every age group would like this place, it's a place much liked by children especially. Special attraction of this place are: 1. Real size structures of old aircraft those served in Indian Air Force. This shows the development in aircraft over the years from small size aircraft to big size aircraft. As all these are fighter aircraft children find them exciting. 2. Fish pond is a special attraction of this place especially for children. There are variety of fish in this pond. Children can go close to fish to see them and enjoy. 3. In the central building, facility of simulator ride is available which gives a feel of flying a plane to the rider. 4. Greenery and open parks of this place are also liked by visitors. 5. There is a seperate section where the historic development of HAL since 1940 is displayed through photographs and models of aircraft. Visitors like this place as it displays the growth of aircraft manufacturing in India. Best time to visit is morning and evening hours. Afternoon can be avoided as it remains sunny. Small refreshments and souvenir shop is also available here.

It's a place where you can simply spend 2 hours without any boring. Lot of planes and helicopters to see which are used in 1900 to 1990. Moreover lot of historic HAL achievements to see and learn. Entry Fees : 50 Rs/per head. Mobile Pass : 20 Rs/ per phone. A good coffee shop is located inside HAL museum where you can buy beverage to enjoy the walk. I L❤VE Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. ?

Good place to spend the time. It will be eye openers for the kids, who would like to soar in the sky or pursue their career in aerospace. Different models exhibited here. Children will have fun time seeing all these models. There is a garden and pond with fishes. There is a cafeteria as well, to enjoy some snacks. You have leisure time in Bangalore it is a must place to visit.

Best place for children education. To know different aircrafts.and their different engine models etc

Nice. History of HAL

Great place to visit to see the old fighter jets and helicopter used from 50's to 80's.. the display of each fighter jet is good and you can buy its scaled models in a souvenir shop present there... Chennapatna toys are also available... The hall 1 is a engine hall and hall 2 is for simulation... Hall of Fame building is there to depict the achievements of HAL from it's formation till present... Overall for aviation lovers great place

Fabulous.

Good place

Nice place

Best place in Bengaluru

Osm amazing unforgettable memories ...

Good place to visit once when in Banglore. Not so interesting. Location and communication is good.

Good seeing

waste,not much worth to watch,waste of time,better go watch english movie

HAL location can be easily accessed using Google Map Timings: 9am to 5pm. Time required: 3-4 hrs Entry fee: Adult INR 50, students (with proof) and children 4 to 18yrs -INR 30 and kids (upto 3 years) -free. Additional charges: Still camera - INR 50, video camera - INR 75 Stimulator Basic stimulator game: INR 50 Motion stimulator :INR 100 Usually they prefer payment via Card Place is maintained well, calming environment with greenery, small pool with fishes. History of aviation is explained in detail. Variety of models are displayed.Stimulator are good if you need help staff will assist. Cafeteria is small where you will get limited items mainly snacks. They also have a shop where you can buy miniature flights models, key chains, crafts related to HAL. Price of the items are not too cheap. Overall it's a good place for children and aviation euthuasist.

Up up and away! HAL aerospace museum is located on old airport road and easy to locate via Google maps. There are plenty of convenient public transport survices available. There is a concession on the entry fee for students upon displaying student ID cards. Many old aircrafts and helicopters of the Indian airforce and Indian navy which are no more in use are displayed here along with its description, which is both amazing and informative. These models are spread across a beautiful garden with a children's play area and a few benches. There are some indoor displays too and a souvenir shop. There is a 4D virtual reality game center for children. A museum which is well decorated with proud old and new photographs hanging on the walls, display cards with historical and technological information about HAL, it's achievements and it's manufactures and a few aircraft models is a final touch to this spectacular land of metal birds. One can also enjoy the view of various helicopters taking off from or landing in the HAL airbase, every now and then, as it is close to this museum. There is neither a canteen nor a food stall but, visitors can carry food and water. This is ideal for a educational and relaxing outing. It is a sweet treat for children and aeronautics enthusiasts.

Good to see such places. Feel closer to Aviation. Help you to know more about history of aircrafts.

Awesome

Good

very well maintained place, nice to view all. Good aerospace museum in Bangalore.

Very good

The first place I visited after moving to Bangalore for full time. Being a city that has most central government institutions like ISRO,BEL,DRDO HAL . This place shows the history and reality of science and it's development in the field of defence. I see lots of young kids are brought here for field trips and that is a very good sign of growing next generation. A place that is must visit in banglore

Awesome place

Good for children

Good place to visit with family.

Wonderful place to the aerospace mind. even if you are not it good to have the experience of HAL. Original aircraft for display and detail explanation. calm and neat place. If you are parents please don't hesitate to take your little one here for a day tour. less than 100 bucks for adult as entrance fee.

A must visit place

I love it

This very good place to know about our defence system

Quite good.

Amazing place for kids to visit to know about the history of hal

Good for Kids.

Must visit place for aviation lovers

best place to learn....

Good to see, out of service places. didn't find it that great.

Information

This is a special attraction for kids and and science buffs.

Nice

The building and facilities are poorly taken care of - give an old time sarkari (governmental) feel (many of today's government facilities look more well kept than this one). Lighting for the displays is particularly bad. Also this attracts big crowd. Nevertheless, it has some priceless and unique collection as some of the photos show. Worth visiting one.

Such a beautiful place with a historic exhibits and that's arrange in beautiful manner.. Organized, neat and clean place..crowded place and the reason is obvious it's a best museum..If you see each and every section then one day is not enough for this.. But don't worry... Hotels and restaurant are available.. Transportation is available..paintings are beautiful.. Collection of armories are awesome...you must visit this place at least once.. Fee for entry not that much.. You can put your bag here.. You have to pay extra money if you want to take mobile with you inside.. Overall nice place.. Hope this information helps you if it is then click on like thumb 👍☺😉

So many artifacts of Mughal and other historic lines can be found in the museum. The ticking clock and many great sculptures are also present here. Well maintained and good food served in the cafeteria. Expect the management to keep up with the pace and go online or any e commerce vending for selling their photographs or any other articles present in the stalls for sale.

About museum The Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located at Dar-ul-Shifa, on the southern bank of the Musi River in the city of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Location: Dar-ul-Shifa, Hyderabad, Telangana, India Established: 16 December 1951; 68 years ago Owner: Government of India Collection size: 1.1 million objects Below age 18 Free entry buy showing Id card Age or adhar card Etc any documentry proof ITS FAMOUS FOR It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. It is one of the largest museums in the world.

Salar Jung Museum, it's located in Hyderabad. It's a very big museum. It's has lots of items used by the kings of Salar Jung I, II, III and so on. It is one of the most popular and must visit place in Hyderabad. It has a Clock which is Few centuries old and it's still working. Every hour the bell rings in the clock, at that time from the clock a small man came out from a room and rang the bell. This toy functionality is amazing. For watching this alone a big crowd assembles near the clock. Chairs and two big screens also placed there for viewing this incident. This palace has kings used Furnitures, Weapons, carved on ivory items, Statues. One amazing statue is from one side it shows a man and in the back side it's shows a women. Don't miss to see this. The museum opens in the morning at 10am and will be available till 5pm in the evening. Friday is Holiday.

Salar Jung Museum is an art museum located in Dar-ul-Shifa on the southern bank of Musa River in Hyderabad city, the capital of Telangana state. It is one of the three national museums in India. It is close to important monuments of old city of Hyderabad city like Charminar, Mecca Masjid.... this place is beautiful....

Many things to see inside. Must visit place in Hyderabad.

A must visit place in Hyderabad.

🙌🙌🙌

Excellent place so much knowledge.

Ok

(Translated by Google) Superrr (Original) Superrr

The Nizam museum the king of hyderabad.this museum is the heart of Hyderabad the gallery of this museum represent our king history , it also have interesting museum antique watch,. Interesting mirror and Hyderabad historical Arms and armour 😍 every thing touch your heart in this museum

Nice muesum

A must visit place in Hyderabad. If you are inquisitive about the history and different cultures across the globe and also about our Indian heritage, this place gives you everything under one roof! Also, if you are looking to go along with family, this is a perfect place. For solo travelers or enthusiasts it's a perfect place to ponder over the historic achievements and I bet you would love it too.

Incredible India

It has a collection of sculptures, paintings, carvings, textiles, manuscripts, ceramics, metallic artifacts, carpets, clocks, and furniture from Japan, China, Burma, Nepal, India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and North America. Single day is not enough to watch all blocks, you should be come at early morning. It is great museum.

Really a very beautiful museum! A must visit if you visit hyd!!

One of the Best museum in country. British Clock is the best part of the museum.

Good

Its a nice place

(Translated by Google) It is an ancient history famous tourist destination. (Original) ಇದೊಂದು ಪುರಾತನ ಇತಿಹಾಸ ಪ್ರಸಿದ್ಧ ಪ್ರವಾಸಿ ತಾಣ.

Just one the most elaborate museums, I have ever seen. Take the self guided tour with audio thingy costs 100 rupees but totally worth it. The clock is a funny disappointment but the experience is quite good. The veiled Rebecca is a sight to behold. Warning, you have seen nothing like it. Paintings art craft toys ......from all around the world

I have gone here first Jan 2020 it was excellent thank you

Amazing place with huge collection. It will take almost entire day to cover all the floors. You may expect huge rush and long queue at ticket counter. The place is well maintained and clean. You can find decent snacking option inside the complex.

Best historical place and museum.

Boring

Historical Place Of Hyderabad,,,

Once a home to Nizam turned to a museum ... ROYALTY in every step .. PRIDE OF HYDERABAD

The are many galleries which exclusively hold different things-ivory, gun, clock, painting galleries.... The miniature paintings and statues make us wonder whether they are really antiques or modern art?

Salar Jung Museum is nice. Various articles, clock, manuscripts , ceramics and metallic artefacts from India, Burma, China , Persia , Egypt , Nepal and North America. Excellent museum. It has great facilities for tourists. peak season is summer season and holidays session. Excellent place for photography.

(Translated by Google) It was bigger than I expected and there were many buildings, so I enjoyed it enough. (Original) 思っていたよりも、広くて、建築物も多くて十分に楽しめました。

Full history of Hyderabad is stored in this place one who is interested in history and crafts should definitely vist here

Nice place

I have been here 4 times. The first time I was here was in the year 2001. Then 2004, 2015 and 2019. It is so big. My god!. The Jewels. The Ornaments. It's just amazing. It takes at least 4-5 hours to visit the entire palace.

It's an awesome collection of many masterpieces which includes the gaint clock and the 2 way sculpture and the marble statue of virgin Mary is exceptional

Nice heritage HAL Musium

Just I was walking on the road. I'm not supposed to go inside. But by climbing the wall you can see the place.

The Museum is closed due to Pandemic, but Google says it's open wasted my time traveling and no one responds when you call the no. 😭😭😭

My kid enjoyed lot.

I got a good response and best price

Its close due to lockdown. Oct/20, call them before visit.

A must visit place in bangalore

It's a museum of aircraft

Good to visit hal museum.where you can find plenty of aeroplanes related to defence

Nice to see with family .

nice place to know about aeroplane

Cool historical society

A very good place to visit and enjoy in a holiday. Very informative for adults, very educative for school children, very good place for aviation enthusiasts. All the models of planes are kept clean and neat. There is a small cafeteria to relax and snack. Very large and spacious indoors.if small kids got bored up, you can play in the play area. Nice place to spend time worthy.

Nice place for family 👪, best on meditation, its open always come and visit

Wonderful scenery.

Good collection of vintage aircrafts

Had been there many times.. nice place , they have collection of fighter jets ...

Loved it amazing experience 👍

It is a museum where we feel awe and proud of the contributions HAL has given us to the security of the nation. Situated just opposite to the HAL airport, it houses a lot of vintage airplanes,fighter jets,helicopters.The museum also has a series of timeline photos from the time of the formation to its present. The only drawback that I feel is that the entry fee is quite high especially when you wish to take photos of the place. But Overall it is a nice experience .

Nice Place to visit. You can see the history and achievements of HAL from starting days on words. Out side food also allowed. In side there is small cafe is there you can get snacks also. Nice weekend spot. There is visual audio show is there for every hour which is free . And you can have a simulation experience which is chargeable for 10 to 15 min 50 for normal and 100 for motion simulation. Entrence fee is 50 for adults 30 and students. Free for physical challenged and infants up to 3yrs.

We had a wonderful experience. Well maintained, neat, and clean. Very informative and amazing experience for my kid. The best part was, it's very well planned. Even the flower plants were beautifully placed. Very good quality food, tasty and cheap..

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited(HAL) Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum are located(near HAL Police Station), Old Airport road Marathahalli, Bengaluru. We had a great experience with HAL, Well informative, which has a great collection Neat and clean maintained of fighter jets, choppers, RADAR and other aircraft. The entry fee is 50 rupees, and an additional fee of 20 rupees for Mobiles(if you want to carry your mobile inside). And for students, it was 30 rupees. And it also has a sit-out and cafeteria.

A walk down the memory lane to understand the history of HAL, an iconic establishment which has taken the Indian aviation industry to another level. Visit the place for a mind blowing experience, only go here is you're interested if not you'll come back unhappy

Good place to spend 2-3 hrs with kids

Quite a good place to kill your boring time during weekends. Offers a bit of exposure to the wide range of collection that our Air Force has

Everyone Should visit once

(Translated by Google) Iska haal thik hia (Original) Iska haal thik hia

There live only telugu people's and tamiliyans!

That wad really nice to visit there with frnds. You can see there history of indian Airforce and HAL.

Must visit

Great

Good place to enhance knowledge about army also can spend some valuable time here with members

Aircraft museum, good place for histroy of aircraft

This is closed now due to covid,no one pick your call.

Nice

Very nice museum for all ages. A must visit in Bangalore.

Good place..

Good place for students, you can learn a lot. Well maintained.

Learning

👍

Time well spent. The models here are well maintained. Plus there are lots of them too. Plenty of o roam around. Would certainly be fun place for kids and adults alike.

Nic place to visit its an museums for all kind of weapons and aircraft from our ancient times.

Excellent place

Awesome place

One time worth visiting

Good. Must need lot of maintenance. Many displayed equipment need to service and upkeep. HAL being PSU, work culture is evident here also.

Seriously nothing much to see over there.

Loved it

Nice quarantine centre loved it and the way they are following rules I loved it even the badam milk colour is same 😂😂🤗😅😁😃

Its closed.. dew to corona !!!!

Best Musium for Aerospace students

Super

It was closed. Landline they are not picking.

Good

good, well maintained museum, must visit place for students, very informative place.

It's closed due to Covid situation. Google needs to update it.

Due to CoVID19. It is closed for now.

Once should visit atleast once to know about the evolution of aerospace industry in India and great contributions of some of the notable persons. HAL concerned authority should focus more on the maintenance of old models of aircraft being displayed there.

(Translated by Google) 😎HAL 😻 Museam 😇 (Original) 😎HAL 😻 Museam 😇

(Translated by Google) Hal hertage center (Original) Hal hertage centre

Very nice 👍👌🙏🎉❤️

Must visit. Best museum I have seen ever.Enough space to seat and food court is also available inside.So take more time see all the aeroplanes.Some entry charges are their around 100 Rs. Student can show university or college Identy card and get free entry.

It's open now... Ticket 50, rs 20 for Mobile.

Super place to visit

Good for knowledge

Awesome place

Good Place to visit with kids, we can know about aeronautical information's.

This is a meusium of Hindustan Aeronautic Ltd here at Bengaluru. Varius types of fight planes, helicopter, satellite launcher etc shown here which are used formerly by the Indian Air Force. There is a lovely orchid garden along with many other colourful flowers. A visitor must enjoy and gather knowledge after visiting here

Ok for quick short trip. Many generations of Air plane , helicopter , rocket and many more things related to avation to see.

If you love fighter jets, choppers and are interested to know the history behind them this is the place to be. Here not only you can get a look but can also experience with the simulators how things are first hand. It will take about a day for you to be and have a look around. Don't worry they have you covered with a canteen. Only sad part was the cost of entry at ₹70 for an adult male which is too much.

This place is a must visit with kids or people who are avation history buffs. However, the models displayed outside could have been maintained better. But one gets to see the actual planes obviously stripped off all important parts except the outer shell. The souvenir shop sells some articles not related to HAL/Defence. There is a decent canteen available. Overall, a good experience

Had a wonderful experience. Well maintained, neat and clean. They had a small playground with swing, slides, etc along with a small fountain with fishes swimming in it. They also have a small cafeteria with snacks. One gets to see the actual planes stripped off the crucial parts except the outer shell. There is also a souvenir shop which sells some items related to HAL.

Great place for kids and professional who are Keen to know about Indian Aviation Industry. Aircraft models, Helicopter, Radar, Souvernier Shop is available. Individual can purchase models, aircraft stuff, Cap etc. Cash and card payment modes are available. Parking facility is available, for adults charges 50 and 30 for Children and HAL employee, if they come with their ID. Canteen facility is available, simulator is available most of the time doesn't work. Group visit will be good. Rest details in pictures, please go through and ask if any questions...Mobile and camera photography are applicable for charges..

Low maintenance no proper guidance

It's is the best place for childrens every child should visit once

Very nice visit place Open in 9am to 4:30pm

Should be a good place for kids and those who have leisure time to personally experience the aircrafts and machinery.

good plAce to visit

Good place

Knowledge and information

It's awesome

Good

Place needs repair.

Good place for weekend visit, best place for photography

Its a nice place to vist specially for kids. Nothing wow.. Just photos and few engine.

Nice place. Kids liked it.

Superb collection of information

For kids - best entertainment place, you can visit once

Very clean and green campus, nice display of aircrafts and enginee. Simulator was not working though, otherwise a great experience.

Beautiful garden

Great place to visit and look at all the flights that are on display, entrance tickets cost 50rs each as of date and extra 20rs each for mobile phones.

Beautiful gardens, flowers. Great collection of aircrafts, helicopters.Very good place for spending 3-4 hours esp if you have kids. Bring your own food and there are a lot of benches under the tree in cafeteria area to eat. Overall very peaceful, clean, well maintained place. Only basic stimulator for kids is working. Adult simulator is non functional

Best for school kids.

Very nice 👌👌👌 place

Decommissioned aircrafts and helicopters

Excellent place and highly recommend place for kids

Nice place to visit. Museum and history of HAL with photos.

Great museum for day visit. You'll get to know about the history of HAL. They have almost all life size fighter plans. The plans models are worth the visit. Half of the museum is occupied by old photographs. You get to see a lot of old air force plans and helicopter. It is well maintained. It is a nice place for both kids and adults. Ticket price for adult is 50, for mobile camera they charges 20 more. Stimulated driving experience available. Entire HAL journey from beginning to till now shown by pictures and small models. Small models crafts are also sold here.

It is a must place to visit. You will get to know about the history and evolution of HAL till now. Cleaned and properly maintained place. But the bad point was that they don't maintain the washrooms. Once you enter into washrooms you feel will like vomiting. Else they have proper cafeteria but with very few items to offer. The place has a play area for kids also. Charges Adult - 50 Kids - Free Mobile camera - 20

Wonderful

Canteen is also very awesome one. Excellent place with well designed aircrafts

Its show pride of Indian engineers

Children will love this place

Good for an evening outing with kids. ,...neat clean well maintained ......got a small kids toy shop and refreshment center inside ,have to walk a bit......bt kids will definitely enjoy

Very good

All aircrafts are pretty old

Nice place..

It has no food items to have lunch in the canteen and 50 rupee for adult and 20rupee for mobile is too much.

Well maintained, greenery and colorful flowers, and of course the air planes and helicopters. Nice place for a weekend visit.

The only thing that left me unsatisfied was the number of plane models.. I wish there were more of them...

Awesome place.. Must visit

Good

Must visit place!

Wonderful place

Very informative bplace

Good place to go

Good place the history of HAL

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Nothing much for adults

Had a good time and the surrounding was too good.

The place is nice for HAL history and its role in Indian Aviation, defence. They allow still camera and videography as well.

Cool

👌

Think how stoon people going to sky

Good ,all aeroplanes related to HAL are here ...very easy to reach this place.from majistic to HAL kalayanamantapa is the bus stop...from marthahalli it is very near...

Amazing 🤩😃😃

Greenery everywhere with planes. Those planes had served in space projects

Wow

A nice displayed aircraft and radar antennas at one place .All age people will learn and enjoy the HAL and youngsters will definitely boost their aeronautical engineering and many more. Thanks to HAL heritage.

It is nice place and a must for kids because my kids really enjoyed there. You can also see variety of beautiful flowers.

It's a small collection of few fighter jets(which are not Active anymore) and helicopters. Not astonishing in any way. But good enough to go around and have a closer look at some of the flying machines. It also has an old Navy rescue helicopter which looks huge. There are miniature models of fighter jets in one of the rooms.

Well maintained museum with lots to learn for aircraft enthusiasts. The garden is well maintained with varieties of flowers blooming. Plus the place has a small play area for kids as well. The heritage museum is arranged decade wise and has photographs of history of HAL.

Very good place for children and adults to spend time. Those who aspire to have a career in aviation and aeronautics , truely aspiring. Proud of HAL...try to visit before noon , so that we have enough time to walk and see around ....

The mobile charges is 20rs even if we just carrying. Have details on the jets available there. Good place to spend 1hr.

Very very bad😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Nice place to visit. Museum of helicopters

Nothing special

Nice place to visit, kids and disabled friendly.

Not maintained properly

Best place to enjoy the history and memories in whole bengaluru

Simply superb and most informative

Must visit.

Good if u like to know about aircrafts of HAL. There is simulators too. Ticket price is 50/head and 20/mobile camera.

They need to upgrade...... Bored with same assets

Unnecessary they are charging phone 20 rs per phone and entry 50 rs separate ..

Lovely ❤️

You can find the history of aeroplanes there

Crazy museum

Nice place to visit with kids

Good place

Very well setup and great details of HAL's history Laing with actual planes that have been made

Nice place

Great place to learn about HAL

Good one for students

Knowledge about aerospace & training center & an history

Satu Working Home

All should visit this place with children's. This place gives ur children more knowledge about our Airforce and Hal

Good place

SuperB. Children studying in high school must visit.

Awesome place for romance

Supper

Good

Great place to deep dive journey of Indian Airforce and HAL

If you have interest in seeing all the fighter planes then this is the place for you. It has Beautiful garden as well. You have to pay extra for phone and camera. Simulator was not available when we visited.

It's a small collection of few fighter jets(which are not Active anymore) and helicopters. Not astonishing in any way. But good enough to go around and have a closer look at some of the flying machines. It also has an old Navy rescue helicopter which looks huge. There are miniature models of fighter jets in one of the rooms.

Must see

Nice place

😍😍😍

Nice place for kids , very informative about India's defence aviation history.

It's a small collection of few fighter jets(which are not Active anymore) and helicopters. Not astonishing in any way. But good enough to go around and have a closer look at some of the flying machines. It also has an old Navy rescue helicopter which looks huge. There are miniature models of fighter jets in one of the rooms.

Nice place for kids to know about aviation.

Nice

It's very Awesome . It is very worth seeing. All of our India's fighter aircraft and ISRO satellite and rocket launchers.

Good place to kids playing

It's a good place to visit for short periods of time

Very informative museum..

Very nice

The place is full of details about HAL and India's aviation history with moments captured and placed in halls. It will amazing day for kids also as place is full of greenery and open area. They have 4 audio shows daily starting at 10 and every 2 hours from there onwards. Prototypes of most of the planes and helicopter are kept and looks awesome. You also get to see the jet engines, yes the real ones. Enough space to sit and relax in open. Avoid taking mobile phones if possible. You will be charged 20 Rs per mobile. Better to carry only one and have good time looking at the history.

The places houses the prototypes of many helicopters , aircrafts and engines assembled or built by HAL over the years. There are also 2 indoor Halls , one with aircrafts and engines and another with historical photographs and miniature models of aircrafts. The museum has a beautiful lawn , although you are not permitted to walk on it. It also has a simulator. One can generally pay a 2 hr long visit here.

An amazing place for people of all ages.. Its his the valor or HAL and uts contribution to the Indian Armed Forces.

Great place to visit! Especially you are fond of Aeronautics! They have all model planes you can capture photogaphs with them!

Nice placeto visit. This is completely filled with our fighter jets and other planes.Inside the building 10min video wil be played through projector which says all about HAL.

All Mobile phones will be charged even if you use only one for taking photos. So better leave it in your house or personal car. Otherwise museum is good to know about history of HAL and aviation.

Much informative place to know about Indian flights history. Very good maintenance and staff are very polite. Definitely Recommended place.!!

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum, Bangalore, the first of its kind in India established in 2001, is situated at the intersection of HAL Old Airport Road & Basavanagar Road. It is about 17 Kms from the Bengaluru City Railway Station. The Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum is sprawled over 4 acres of lush green land. There are two major halls, one displaying the photographs that chart the growth of aviation in each decade from 1940 till date and a Hall of Fame that takes the visitors on an exciting journey through the Heritage of Aerospace & Aviation Industry in India. The second Hall highlights the various functions of an Aero Engine by displaying motorized cross sections of various models of Aero Engines. Real Engines such as Garret (for Dornier Aircraft), Adour (for Jaguar Aircraft) and Orpheus (for Kiran Aircraft) can be seen here along with Ejection Seat with Parachute; and Pushpak & Basant Aircraft. Outdoor display of Aircraft such as MARUT, MIG-21, HT-2, KIRAN, CANBERRA, AJEET, LAKSHYA (Pilotless Target Aircraft) & many more, will excite aerospace lovers of all ages - kids, students and adults.

Good place to see Heritage n legacy planes of Indian Air Force

Great

One of best museum only in bangalore its HAL private musuem

It was very amazing to visit plz

Its very nice to visit

Good to see

Good

Well maintained area ,good place to visit,friendly staffs

They are costing so much. It should not cost more than 20Rs. They charge ticket Rs. 50 per each and extra Rs. 20 per mobile. If you are going with family & frnds of 15members then we have to pay 50+20 which is very disgusting. Even a child is having mobile they charge even non Android phones as well. They force to buy the mobile tickets if person is having two mobile then you have to 50+20+20 i.e. Rs. 90.

Nice collection of photographic archives and artefacts, depicting the historical process of how HAL has evolved as it stands today. Really worth a visit!

Must visit

A must visit with your children, and if you are young and dream of or have once dreamt of joining the Air force or being a pilot, you must visit this place!

Great place to learn about Indian Air Force. Must visit once.

Must visit place.

It is refreshing to such place. Though it is govt body it is kept very neat and clean.

We can see the fighter and all helicopter in which they made from 1951. HAL Musium....

Very nice place for kids to know fighter planes and history during weekends. Enjoy.

Very nice place for family and kids

Nice

Loved it

Good aerospace museum

A must visit place.

Place for learning

Good place for kids, food canteen is disaster, no vehicle parking

Great place to visit! Especially you are fond of Aeronautics!

SO NICE

Very nice and good

Nice display of old aircrafts and flights. Needs some renovation to infrastructure and introduce some more flights

Very interesting for students to know the history of aviation....

It's history about HAl company lot's of Airforce plane making by HAl like pushkar,mig..etc Worthy to visit proud of Indian making

Kids enjoy seeing helicopter, fighter planes...... Simulation is also good. Anyone can spend 1hour easily.

Good place to visit...for families Small garden for kids and also there is canteen and toilet facility too...

The place is good to visit.

Nice place, All indians should visit once.

HAL has a very significant contribution in Indian Aviation industry . Every Indian should try his best to help HAL to improve , so that our country becomes self dependant in both Defense and civil Aviation.

Awesome Place

Had been to HAL heritage centre and aerospace museum. It's a Saturday today. I reached around 1 pm. For adults, the fare is 50 rs each and if you are taking your phone for clicking pics you are charged extra 20. Museum is very neatly kept. You will have samples of all our defense planes for exhibition from LCA, Mig 21, etc. There's a small cafeteria and a small shop in case you want to buy mini models of the planes. There's history about HAL displayed in a separate building and hall of fame. The AV room is let open at 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm basically at a gap of 1 hour. Cool stuff here. Always if you are somewhere related to defensemen, you'll be elated excited and proud.

It's very calm and decent place to hang out family especially children are going to enjoy the aerospace museum and play area.

Amazing place to view the HAL history

You will feel proud to be an indian after watching this place. Our glorious past present and future

It's fun to witness jets and helicopters in real size.. Awesome

You can spend at least 3 hour in HINDIUSTAN aerospace LIMITED

Very well-maintained

Good

Fun place to learn and visit but the herb garden was not maintained and the orchid garden was closed

Super

One of the great place to visit in Bangalore where the country's pride and India's greatest aeronautical engineering art and knowledge lies inn it is well maintained up to day . From electronic warfare to aircraft's guidance system we are proud that Bangalore has got this great place.

Well maintained museum of various air crafts used by Indian Air Force.

Great and must viait place, you can spend 4-5 hours along with family, kids will really enjoy

It is a good place for young children. Main attraction is MIG 21 and some helicopters.

I was happy to visit again, we can see all new to old aircraft and there history & details. Kid will have lot of fun & learning too..

A good exploring place with alot of knowledge and learning. Must visit if you have interest in aviation history. Only thing is why tickets charges specially for phone.

It's an incredible place to visit.Please do abide by the rules and regulations. Jai Hind!❤️🇮🇳

Good display of HAL products with description. Photogallery is worth a look. Herbal garden was a pleasant sight. Wheel chair access can be made for the entire complex. Timings can be extended upto 5PM. Souvinier shop can be well stocked . Items can be made with more attractive features. For eg. Fighter cockpit models could be made transparent to give a real feel of an aircraft. Canteen was average. Security was tight without being obstrusive. One entrance from parking side will be helpful. A must see in Bangalore.

Good place for all.... but need a top view point from where u can c takeoff and landing of helecupter...... Plane models r not so good.... Ok ok type.... All helicopter moder is not available as miniature moder ... Cafeteria is temporarily closed as under renovation....

If anyone is thinking about the beginning of Manufacturing and Repair/Overhaul of Aircraft in India then this is the right place to visit. Here, history of one of the biggest Aircraft Company of South East Asia can be explored. 1:1 model of several Aircrafts which are being manufactured or Overhauled are available here. Simulations are also available. All Indians must visit this place so that they can know something that they can be proud of.

The museum experience good but not for sitting any where just wlak and look

Must visit the museum in Banglore. Kids will surely enjoy this museum ride. So many fighter aircraft & helicopters. If possible go on week days. Ticket charges for adult is 50 Rs. & for child it's 30 Rs. They charge 50 Rs. For still camera & 20 Rs. For each mobile camera.

This museum shows history of Indian Air Force and how India achieved the technical advancement in aerospace engineering. Museum content is good enough in terms of antique aircrafts but entry fees and mobile phone entry charge is bit high .

Great place for young children to experience HAL aviation and watch the planes. Well maintained place. Gardens, fountain, solar and wind energy prototypes and a cafeteria adds to the vibe of the place. Covid protocols are being followed.

Good place to spend worth time with kids. The miniatures would be an eye catching for the kids! A small fish artificial pond to relax, as well. And, a decent canteen for packed and fresh Indian snacks.

It is knowledge based centre, families can spend their time with kids to gain knowledge in aircrafts

Fabulous place to explore all jet and learn a lot about how it works and how many struggles they have gone through and invented the jet engines. You will get to know all the parts of jet and small flight parts. MUST VISIT THIS PLACE 😜

Very nice place. There are a lot of things to see here including many aircrafts, AV shows and simulation rooms. The visit was very enjoyable and informative.

This is a nice place to visit. The museum is operating from 10 am till 4.30 pm. It will take around 45 minutes to visit around. Few facilities like audio visual session and simulators are not working. The museum has 14 aircraft, 1 ATC, two helicopters on display. There is hall which displays the growth of HAL by each decade through images and models. Due credit is given to the founder Walchand Hirachand ji. Images of all Chairman are also on display. While the museum is nice, it is pretty much evident that though HAL is a very old company it has not a good number of products which it can say it has produced.

Quite a few interesting historical aeronautics exhibits in a well-planned museum. A great place to send half a day with friends or family in!

A must visit place in Bangalore of you're an aerospace enthusiast. A well maintained and clean area. You can read Indian aerospace history and also have a relaxing stroll through the gardens.

Visited here for the first time with my kid to make him know about Indian aviation and aerospace history and artifacts. All categories of airships 🛩 🚁 🚀 displayed with relevent facts specific to each. Informative place to visit for everyone. Recommended 👍🏻

A world of metal birds Up up and away! Many old aircrafts and helicopters of the Indian airforce and Indian navy which are no more in use are displayed here along with descriptions, which is both amazing and informative and these models are spread across a beautiful garden with a children's play area and a few benches. There is a souvenir shop and some indoor displays too. There is a 4D virtual reality game center for children. A museum which is decorated with proud old and new photographs and display cards with historical and technological information about HAL, it's achievements and it's manufactures and a few aircraft models is a final touch to this spectacular land of metal birds. This is ideal for a educational and relaxing outing and pretty much a sweet treat for children and aeronautic enthusiasts.

This place in itself is a wonderful place.. but for me it was extra beautiful because I was with a friend who knew a lot about jets and planes and and.. his grandfather was a pilot and here comes the best part!! There's a picture of his grandfather there, in the hall of fame and it is just so blissful to stand there and listen to him speak about that. It is just amazing! Find a guy who knows a little stuff and go with him/her! It makes the experience that much better. 😌💐

It is an aircraft Heritage museum which is situated write opposite of HAL airport old Bangalore airport. Those who are interested in aviation sector and interested in aircraft engineering. There are many old air craft models, & Many more

Good for some quality time, especially if u r aviation enthusiast. Definitely good place to learn about HAL history and its contribution to Indian Defence. They also have a children park now with some rides. A cafeteria if you want to have some snacks. And a fish pond to sit by its side and relax.

A perfect vintage vibe, some vintage as well as a model of mig-21, there is an entire area dedicated to the time line of how HAL came into existence. Along with that they have models of engines and other aircraft. You can also go for flight simulation which is dirt cheap compared to what is offered in malls...

Awesome Place to take Your kids for some educational trip for a couple of hours. You can get a chance to see the rich heritage of HAL and it's contribution to the Indian Air Force. Must visit place if your kids are fans of planes and helicopters. PS. You need to pay ticket even for the Mobile Phones You carry.

HAL museum is a great place for knowing the history of design and development of indian made and collaboration of aviation tech. Ticket charges are like 50/pr and 20 extra for phones. Car parking available Inside cafeteria available. Walk around on fighters, helicopters and uav

Nice place to visit. Knowledgeable place. Replicas are very good

My young nephew, who was the reason for the visit, simply loved it. It's, neat, clean, spacious, green, well organized, and informative. You need at least a couple hours. Don't let your child miss the simulation experience.

A space full of fighter jets. Once can enjoy seeing a variety of jets and helicopters. Greenery and flowers are a good attraction too.

A must visit place for Children and adults to get inspired by our Rich Aerospace engineering heritage. Let your children experience the flight simulation as well. This place is very well maintained.

A well maintained indias aerospace and aircraft collection museum. An enthusiast can make more potential to their knowledge by visiting there. A small drawback is like we have to pay money for take our mobile phones inn. Rather than that else all are ideal

Surprisingly interesting. ! A lot of.outdated, or rather antique planes have been kept for display. Place and garden are well maintained. Washrooms, water supply, all in good.working condition. There is also a photo exhibition which traces development of aeroplane. Really good. It's o a prime location in Bangalore, Old Airport Road, with lots of buses plying on this road. Parking is a minus. You have to park on road, with limited slots available.

Very pleasant and nice experience visiting this museum. Very well maintained and neat place, great place to visit with family, kids and friends. Lots of old aircrafts, helicopters, misile, miniatures, real aircraft engines and aeronautics machines, radar, etc are present in this museum. This museum also contains a small cafeteria for visiters, restroom/toilets and a small shop. It's very crowded in weekends so better visit this museum on weekdays if you can. A variety of trees and plants is surrounding the building which creates a great ambiance. At last a must visit to learn about aerospace history and enjoyable experience with friends and family.

Kids enjoyed this place. Lots of aircraft was there. Maintenance was really good. For adults ₹50, kids ₹30 entrance fee. Small cafeteria is available inside. Simulator is available but separate charges.

Great experience. Good for families and kids. Its a great feel to see all the Jets and Helicopters made in India and the progress we made in aviation. A small cafeteria serving snacks and plenty of place under trees to eat and enjoy. Must visit.

Great place for kids specially if they are interested in knowing about aircraft’s. Even though the aircraft showcased are quite old it’s nice experience the actual size of them. The museum is well maintained and you could easily spend a couple of hours. Tip: The four wheeler parking available near the museum has limited spots so you can park inside the road that leads towards Vignanagar and walk down

Good place for a one time visit. If you are interested in aviation history you will like it. Lots of information can be found on Indian(Bangalore) aviation since the beginning of it. The condition of the aeroplanes displayed there was in bad shape should have been maintained properly and there is a souvenir shop but it has really cheap products I was expecting some good quality products which I could buy. Also the canteen Doesn't have good food options.

This place is located near Old Airport road. It’s good for families and kids. So amazed to see Made in India planes and helicopters. This place is heaven for the one who is much more interested in aviation. Here one will get in-depth glimpse of journey of HAL right from where it’s inaugurated. There’s a small cafeteria inside museum where you can have your snacks and tea. Setting area is quite interesting. Benches are aligned beneath trees. Overall very good experience.

The HAL Museum in Bangalore is a treasure trove of aviation history. This fascinating destination showcases the incredible achievements of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and provides visitors with an immersive experience. The museum houses a remarkable collection of aircraft, from vintage planes to modern jets, allowing visitors to explore the evolution of aviation technology. The exhibits feature detailed models, engines, and captivating photographs, providing a comprehensive understanding of India's aerospace industry. One of the highlights is witnessing the restoration process of classic aircraft, offering a glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship involved. The museum also offers an exhilarating flight simulator, enabling visitors to experience the thrill of piloting. The knowledgeable staff members are always ready to answer questions and provide valuable insights. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply curious about the history of flight, the HAL Museum is a must-visit destination that celebrates the ingenuity and progress of Indian aerospace

Nice Place for a Small Day Experience. U will have lots of Knowledge on the Combat /Military Aviation things. Try to Little early to avoid Weekend Footfall.

A good place to be. Its an amazing experience to have an opportunity to see and touch original fighter jets and take selfless with them. But keep in mind..please carry your Debit card or Credit card to buy tickets. Cash and other payment methods are not accepted. Ticket for adults is Rs. 50 and Smart phone is Rs. 20.

We visited the museum on 2nd October a public holiday, it was not very crowded and we were easily able to get tickets and enter the premises. It was really a good experience especially learning the history of HAL was awesome. We also went to the canteen, there were not too many options but it was enough to feed a hungry tummy -:) I think the place can be maintained a little better but again it depends on how citizens like us keep it neat and clean. I think this is a must visit place if you are in Bangalore . Just a bit of additional information, the parking outside the premises is just 10-12 cars but if you drive down 100 meters more towards Marathahalli you will find a gate on the left hand side it is also HAL building here you will find ample parking, there will be a guard but no questions asked and no parking charges. So enjoy namma Bengaluru

Nice place for aeronautical enthusiasts. Didn't amaze us though. We were advised by few locals that there was no charges until a week back and started very recently. There is no UPI payment accepted anywhere starting from the ticket counter, cafe and the souvenir shop. Please carry cash or your debit/credit card.

1. Ticket Price = Rs. 50. Mobile phone Camera charge = Rs. 70. They accept either card or cash. No UPI. 2. Here you can see many fighter planes (old ones) and fee helicopter in 1:1 ratio. You will not be able to see what's inside. These planes are kept outside and 2 planes are kept inside a big room. 3. You can also see different types of engines used in these planes. This is inside the room 4. You'll get to know the history of HAL. There are many posters to explain about planes. 5. Street parking is available. 6. You can find snacks center and toilet inside museum.

One of the lovely places to visit during the weekend. I was planning for a long time to take my daughter to show her the aerospace museum but finally was able to. I would highly recommend this place if you haven't visited yet.

Heritage aerospace museum maintained by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd near old airport Bangalore hosts a large number of vintage aircrafts used by Indian military forces. One needs a guide to get the information explained in a better manner. Combat aircrafts, helicopters, radars etc are displayed. The site is maintained well.