Counted among the top museums in Karachi, the National Museum of Pakistan showcases the cultural heritage of our beloved homeland in amazing ways. It is home to some antique relics and objects of art, displayed in different types of genre-specific galleries. Based in a multistory building, it is also one of the largest museums in Pakistan. Quick Facts: The structure of the building is in the shape of a big ship inside and out. following galleries, you can visit. Prehistoric (2 Million – 2500 BC) Protohistoric (2500 – 1500 BC) Late Harappa (2200 – 800 BC) Gandhara Gallery (2nd – 6th Century AD) Hindu Gallery (6th – 16th Century AD) (is in Gandhara) Freedom Movement Gallery (18th – 19th Century AD) Ethnology Gallery Coins Gallery Quran Gallery Islamic Art And Crafts Gallery So, if you’re a history buff who is planning to visit this amazing place any time soon. Don't forget to ask for a guide they shall make your visit precious. The ticket is affordable for everyone. 10/rs for kids 20/rs for adults 300/rs for foreigners The pictures I have attached are from outside of the museum, capturing videos is not allowed in galleries you can have pictures from your mobile phone but can't with DSLR or any other digital camera. (In Quran Gallery capturing pictures is not allowed even with mobile phones)

Had a fantastic time at the National Museum of Pakistan! The antiques displayed there show the history and culture of our country and especially the Indus civilization beautifully. I loved looking at ancient stuff like pottery and tools that people used centuries ago. The part about the Indus Valley Civilization was the best. It showed how smart our ancestors were. The museum also had a part for Pakistani art. There were adorable paintings and sculptures. It was cool to see how art has changed in our country over the time. I also liked that they had information in both English and Urdu. That means everyone can understand. The people working there were nice and answered my questions. This place has a nice parking area for motorcycles and cars. And the best thing is, it's easy to access for everyone, especially ♿ people with different abilities. If you like history, you must visit once. recommend it to everyone, especially our students!

Great place to visit for history lovers. It's completely uncrowded even on weekends, which shows low interest of our nation in history, and hence the state of our nation. Sorry for the rant. It's a good place to visit with family instead of wasting time and money in shopping malls.

I visited the museum in February 2021 with my family. I was very excited to show around my kids (came from London) the historical things of our country. I have to sadly say that the staff from the reception to each department was extremely unprofessional. They had no willingness to assist the visitors in understanding the valuable objects, no welcome greetings or a word of courtesy etc. I believe this might not be in their job description but a smile or welcome greeting wouldn’t cost them anything but would definitely leave a friendly impression forever. Staff should be given basic informative training as per their relevant departments. Staff with proper uniforms and museum lanyards would also add great value to the overall quality of the museum. I couldn’t find any souvenirs shop or booklet stall there. These are sources of revenue and give visitors an opportunity to take some physical memories with them. ( please advise if there is any shop there....) *Harappa* section was closed (read some reviews saying this has been closed for some times). No alternate arrangements were done to display the valuable antiques.

National Museum is nice place in Karachi, Pakistan. to gain about historical & geographical knowledge. In Just 20 PKR tickets charges. historical gallery about Moen jo daro, hadapa, Coin gallery of muslim yera & Pakistan moment history.

20PKR/adult .. Really a historical place to visit. Every peice of history is stuffed under one roof. Beautiful and calm peaceful place. Well management, cleanliness at its peak. Air conditioning system was OK. And most importantly well organised. Its sad that its empty even on weeknds. Pakistani people must come farward to visit this place atleast once to get knowledge about history of the subcontinent.

Nice place to visit if you love history and culture. Quran gallery and Islamic history sections are great. You can find Hindu and Buddhist galleries here too.

I had an incredible experience at the National Museum of Pakistan in Karachi, one of the country's largest and most comprehensive museums. It offers a vast collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical items, providing a deep insight into Pakistan's rich cultural heritage, including archaeological finds, manuscripts, and coins. The museum beautifully showcases the history, art, and culture of Pakistan, with a particular focus on the Indus Valley Civilization. Exploring ancient artifacts like pottery and tools, I marveled at the intelligence of our ancestors. A dedicated section for Pakistani art displayed charming paintings and sculptures, illustrating the evolution of art in our country over time. The bilingual information (English and Urdu) ensures accessibility for all visitors, and the friendly staff readily answered my questions. The National Museum boasts a convenient parking area for motorcycles and cars, with excellent accessibility for people with different abilities. If you appreciate history, this museum is a must-visit—I highly recommend it, especially to students. Kudos to Pakistan for preserving and presenting its rich cultural heritage!

Very nice place. Informative things available at museum about Pakistan history, moen jo daro civilization, old Quran and so many thing

The National Museum in Karachi is a great place to learn about Pakistan's history and culture. I visited it recently and had a wonderful experience. The museum has a wide range of exhibits that showcase the country's rich heritage. I was amazed by the ancient artifacts, like pottery and tools, that gave me a glimpse into how people lived long ago. The gallery on the Indus Valley Civilization was particularly fascinating, showing how advanced our ancestors were. The museum also has sections dedicated to Pakistani art, with beautiful paintings and sculptures. It was interesting to see how art has evolved over time in our country. One thing I really liked was how the museum had information in both English and Urdu, making it easy for everyone to understand. The staff were friendly and willing to answer questions. The only downside was that some areas felt a bit crowded, but overall, it was a great experience. If you're interested in learning about Pakistan's past and present, the National Museum in Karachi is definitely worth a visit.

To learn about the history of Pakistan, this museum is of great value for school children and is a must visit to teach them about the history of Pakistan.

Enriched place to explore cultural heritage of pakistan. It contains history of different religions in sub-continent, story of Muhammed bin qasim, mohenjodaro, harapa, makli, ghandhara and galleries to portray culture and ethnicity of all provinces. It has special section for holy quran written in different writing styles, motifs, gold and colors. It has a hall full of how Pakistan came into being with highlights of national heros and leaders. This place is surrounded by big gardens and statues. Be careful about dogs. This place closes by 4pm and ticket cost is pkr 30 per person for locals and cost around pkr 300 for foreginers. People with wheel chairs may face difficulty because did not notice rampage to go upstairs. Highly recommended place to visit for history lovers and students.

Historical place , full of information from pre-historic to 1947 till Pakistan promulgation.

A fantastic day here. Great environment. The National Museum of Pakistan is in Karachi is one of the country's largest museums. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical items representing Pakistan's cultural heritage, including archaeological discoveries, manuscripts, coins, and more. The museum showcases the history, art, and culture of Pakistan, offering visitors a comprehensive insight into the country's rich and diverse heritage.

A very nice place to visit in karachi. Any one can go, with family also. I will specially recommend for young children's. Not maintained well, but still must visit place. Very informative galleries, specially Pakistan freedom movement gallery. Also Quran Gallery is wonderful.

Great place to visit for history lovers. It's completely uncrowded even on weekends, which shows low interest of our nation in history, and hence the state of our nation. Sorry for the rant. It's a good place to visit with family instead of wasting time and money in shopping malls.

The museum has some exquisite artifacts but they are not showcased properly or labeled. Very little information is displayed. The Qur'an manuscript exhibit is the only exception to this rule. It's worth a visit for the artifacts but you need to inform yourself about what you'll see there.

Really fantastic tour

Its a good place to visit and conduct events. Plenty of parking area, a big lawn for relaxation and socialize Includes Art gallery a must must to visit. You can find a flavour of Architecture, Spirtual and love all under the one umbrella. Historical place 👍

To see the historic things in this building so amazing place for visitors.

We enjoyed our tour of the National Museum despite its rather tired and dusty presentation. There was a variety of exhibits including a wonderful display of calligraphy in various ancient scrolls and Qurans. This facility is open early so good way to fill in the morning before other businesses open. Easy to access as central.

Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the founder of Pakistan. His grave is situated in this museum. His card, bed, clothes and many more his things. Very nice place.

The place was not well directed,hard to find. Ticket price 20 adult 10 children. Building need attention for renovation. Lots of street dogs in the park leading to museum. Poor eating place near museum. Overall kids were happy.

We never knew that there are many museums in Karachi and in all the museums we never knew that there is one museum named a National museum of Pakistan situated in Karachi which give you the glimpse of the history with the help of the things that one could never think about. At our first visit we explore so many things, it was a huge experience we got from there and lots of information about the Mughal Dynasty, Gandhara civilization, culture of all the provinces in Pakistan sum up in one gallery and yes things during or before the partition of Pakistan and yes calligraphy of Quranic Literature. It was a WOW experience for me.

It's very unique place ..there are many items from past ... It's good for educational purposes..

A place with fresh environment, very clean, full of greenery and houses a lot of historical monuments, some originals, some replicas. The place is full of ancient civilizations artifacts, pottery, daily usage tools and religious statues of Buddhism and hinduism, there is a Quran gallery as well where they have old copies of Quran written in different font styles and one of the copy is entirely written with Gold and covered in gold. In some of the galleries there are guides that give information about the things. The ticket is Rs20 for adults. Overall it was awesome I recommend you to go and personally check out the place rather than following someone else's opinion.

Had a fantastic time at the National Museum of Pakistan! The antiques displayed there show the history and culture of our country and especially the Indus civilization beautifully. I loved looking at ancient stuff like pottery and tools that people used centuries ago. The part about the Indus Valley Civilization was the best. It showed how smart our ancestors were. The museum also had a part for Pakistani art. There were adorable paintings and sculptures. It was cool to see how art has changed in our country over the time. I also liked that they had information in both English and Urdu. That means everyone can understand. The people working there were nice and answered my questions. This place has a nice parking area for motorcycles and cars. And the best thing is, it's easy to access for everyone, especially ♿ people with different abilities. If you like history, you must visit once. recommend it to everyone, especially our students! I like you Pakistan

Great fun experience, old archaeological heritage and facts about our land and its inhabitants. Very less token, full air conditioning, polite staff. Good place to visit. Unfortunately very less people visit museum now.

Excellent place to learn about the history, religions, and culture of the Indo-Pak region.

I visited the National Museum of Pakistan in Karachi, and it proved to be a highly enjoyable experience. The facility was impeccably maintained, creating a welcoming and clean environment. The museum offered a wealth of insights into the rich history and diverse cultures of not only Pakistan but also India, providing a comprehensive learning experience. The exhibition showcased a plethora of historical artifacts, including Islamic sculptures and artifacts from Indian history, adding depth to the cultural narrative. The staff was courteous and contributed to the overall positive atmosphere. It was indeed a noteworthy exploration into the historical tapestry of the region, making the visit both educational and enjoyable.

The National Museum of Pakistan was established in Frere Hall on 17 April 1950, replacing the defunct Victoria Museum. Frere Hall itself was built in 1865 as a tribute to Sir Bartle Frere, a Commissioner of Sindh during the 19th century. Once the Museum was inaugurated then the Government of Pakistan deemed it wise to constitute an Advisory Council in 1950 with a primary duty to counsel the Museum on the issues of enriching its collection through new acquisitions and purchase of antiquities and works of Arts. The Museum was shifted to the present premises (located in Burns Garden, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road) in 1970 The basic objective of establishing the National Museum was to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit the records of the cultural history of Pakistan and to promote a learned insight into the personality of its people. The Museum has a collection of 58,000 old coins (some dating from 74 Al-Hijra), and hundreds of well-preserved sculptures. Some 70,000 publications, books and other reading material of the Archeology and Museums Department were also shifted to the National Museum so that general public could see them. Every year National Museum holds around a dozen exhibitions on National Days and other occasions. For the preservation of the collection, a conservation laboratory is also a part of the museum. There is an auditorium on the museum premises with a 250 seating capacity.

Excellent place for people anxious about history of the oldest civilisations in the world. Countless items of interest for all sort of visitors from inside and out of Pakistan. Good effort by the management to preserve history, which is one of the world's best kept secrets. Ticket is Rs.20 for adults, which can be increased and generate funds to upgrade and improve the place.

The National Museum of Pakistan was established in Frere Hall on 17 April 1950, replacing the defunct Victoria Museum. Frere Hall itself was built in 1865 as a tribute to Sir Bartle Frere, a Commissioner of Sind during the 19th century. Once the Museum was inaugurated then the Government of Pakistan deemed it wise to constitute an Advisory Council in 1950 with a primary duty to counsel the Museum on the issues of enriching its collection through new acquisitions and purchase of antiquities and works of Arts. The Museum was shifted to the present premises (located in Burns Garden, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road) in 1970.

learnt many more for past

The National Museum of Pakistan was established in Frere Hall on 17 April 1950, replacing the defunct Victoria Museum. Frere Hall itself was built in 1865 as a tribute to Sir Bartle Frere, a Commissioner of Sind during the 19th century. Once the Museum was inaugurated then the Government of Pakistan deemed it wise to constitute an Advisory Council in 1950 with a primary duty to counsel the Museum on the issues of enriching its collection through new acquisitions and purchase of antiquities and works of Arts. The Museum was shifted to the present premises (located in Burns Garden, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road) in 1970.

History lovers must visit. Good collection of artifacts. Friendly and cooperative staff. Ticket for adults is 20 rs only. Students can visit for free.

National Museum is a serene place.. Must visit for history and archeology geeks. They have decent amount of ancient artifacts from all over Pakistan, some artifacts from Mehergarh are 6000 years old. Statues from Gandhara civilization are mesmerising and well maintained. Quran and Scripts sections of the museum are the most beautiful ones. They have several beautiful Holy Quran from 11th century AD.. Only downside was the severe suffocation in some galleries, so much that i had to leave one gallery due to heat and suffocation and also the building of museum was not well maintained...Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.. I hope administration will improve these short comings with passage of time.

The ancient of Buddhist, Islamic religious museum in Karachi. Good place to understand Asian people have the same previous culture it linked together in main land. Unfortunately the museum not so good environment to store them properly(understand Pakistan now very difficult due to currency issues, political)

Had an incredible experience at the National Museum of Pakistan! The exhibits beautifully portray the country's rich history and culture. A must-visit for history lovers. Highly recommended for everyone!

A place worth visiting for History and Art lovers. Rich in cultural preservatives. This place has belongings of all old civilizations of Indo-Pakistan. Belongings of Quaid e Azam, Allama Iqbal and other muslim leaders. Centuries old Qurans, statues of Buddha and ancient pottery items as well.

A lot of history of the earlier civilizations and the history of the ideology of Pakistan The basic objective of establishing the National Museum was to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit the records of the cultural history of Pakistan and to promote a learned insight into the personality of its people. The Museum has a collection of 58,000 old coins (some dating from 74 Al-Hijra), and hundreds of well-preserved sculptures. Some 70,000 publications, books and other reading material of the Archeology and Museums Department were also shifted to the National Museum so that general public could see them. Every year National Museum holds around a dozen exhibitions on National Days and other occasions.

It's a great place for people who are interested in history and geography of the people of Pakistan and specially religion. This museum has several sections like the Mohenjodaro which trace back to Indus Valley civilization. And much more. It's cheap too

National Museum of Pakistan is worth visiting place amid historical venues and things of historical values

A must visit atleast once in life time. Lot of art and historic material to learn about our history.

It was quite underwhelming, the building is a piece of art and there are quite a few important and historical pieces kept there. However, the place was not that well maintained, most of the exhibits are not open for public viewing, there was no guide available and lighting was not favourable for the exhibits. The best kept and maintainer section was of Islamic calligraphy.

Wow! I learned so much. This place is great. It hosts a number artifacts from past civilizations which is really quite educational. I wish I get one more chance to visit this place so I could take pictures. Truly marvelous.

Amazing place, The National Museum of Pakistan was established in Frere Hall on 17 April 1950, replacing the defunct Victoria Museum. Frere Hall itself was built in 1865 as a tribute to Sir Bartle Frere, a Commissioner of Sind during the 19th century. Once the Museum was inaugurated then the Government of Pakistan deemed it wise to constitute an Advisory Council in 1950 with a primary duty to counsel the Museum on the issues of enriching its collection through new acquisitions and purchase of antiquities and works of Arts. The Museum was shifted to the present premises (located in Burns Garden, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road) in 1970.

This is a tomb of Muhammad Ali Jinnah known as Quaid e Azam. He is the founder of Islami jamhoreya Pakistan. There are Quaid e Azam museum where all historical items of Quaid e Azam personal uses. All the dresses, furniture , sports items, personal uses things and cars of Quaid e Azam personal use are available here. There is a huge white tomb of Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Grassy grounds are also available here.

Awesome 😊 place

This reminds me the memories of the past and struggle of Quid i Azam for the nation of Pakistan. A very historical place to find out the things that was the under use of our quide. There are a lot of things like meddles of quide there sofas, cars, guns , their dresses, coins and clothes and lot of more things are there. I like to visit the historical places so i also very inspired from this.

Not at all

(Translated by Google) Public visiting place. BABA e qoam (Original) Public visiting place. Baba E Qoam

(Translated by Google) Quaid e Azam zinda bad (Original) Quaid e Azam zinda bad

Worth of visit.

Enriched place to explore cultural heritage of Pakistan.

A very good museum. It has variety of sections from Indus civilizations, Islamic culture, calligraphy history, Quran section where a number of hand written Qurans from old centuries are placed, then Pakistan cultural section having representation from all provinces. But the section I liked the most was Tehreek e Azadi section of Pakistan where original belongings of Alama Iqbal, certificates awarded to Quaid e Azam and lot more is placed. The only not so good thing was entrance. It was not so clear because of recent construction of food street and underground parking. Park leading to museum needs attention. One more thing, it's entry ticket was probably printed in last century; I'll share it's picture, check yourself. . .

It's a good place for students as it covers cultural awareness, historic concepts. Description is well written, lightning and ambiance is good. We need to work on improving sign for parking, entrance and ticket counter. Digitizing and adding 3D could attract young generation. Activities to engage youth will bring more people. Ticket is reasonable so that all types of people can afford. Souvenir shop and tuck shop could bring more economy.

In my child hood i visited this place with my school fellows on a school trip. At that time it was just like an outing for me. It was not like educational trip or I got to learn something from the past people left over. But this time I have planned to visit this place again with my children to make them aware and teach them about the people and their culture.

The National Museum of Pakistan is a fascinating and enriching place to visit. The museum is home to a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits that offer a glimpse into the country's rich history and cultural heritage. One of the highlights of my visit was the Quran gallery, which featured beautifully decorated manuscripts and rare copies of the Holy Quran. The museum also has many other interesting exhibits, including a display of ancient coins, pottery, and weaponry. The museum staff were knowledgeable and helpful, providing a wealth of information about the exhibits. Overall, the National Museum of Pakistan is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history and culture of Pakistan.

Must visit place, outstanding collection of quran Kareem. Historical items dating back 200,000 years to 500,0000

The National Museum of Pakistan in Karachi is one of the country's largest museums. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical items representing Pakistan's cultural heritage, including archaeological discoveries, manuscripts, coins, and more. The museum showcases the history, art, and culture of Pakistan, offering visitors a comprehensive insight into the country's rich and diverse heritage.YouTube 👉🏻@Its_mehdiabbas

A unique place, found the historical items of different religions and different cultures

Visited after many years and saddened to see that such a great place has been ruined. No doubt that many antiques and artifacts are here but overall image and scope of the museum has been ruined. Some galleries has been closed and many artifacts has been moved to some unknown place. Quran Gallery which was situated at ground floor has been shifted to 1st floor. It was and it is an exception. Lovely place to visit. Another place to visit in the museum is Islam Art Gallery which was created right at the previous place of Quran Gallery. Overall it is always a nice experience to be here but it is recommended that concerned authorities should work to maintain this precious place and revive its original beauty.

Amazing collection of Gandhara and Sind history. Mind blowing collection of Budha and Budhism.

best Harpa gallery ,Best Bhuddha scricoo many collection of bhuddha believes

Really liked it very informative and historical things to see. I was wishing to visit this National museum for a very long time but finally I visited today and it's really worth it. Please take out time for yourself and it's a must visit place for kids specially the millennials. So they can learn how rich is our history. The best part was the ticket which is almost equivalent to free. It's cost only 20 rupees. The Quranic gallery was so awesome and it has very old Qurans in it. Outside of the building is a huge garden where you can sit, walk and relax. The only thing which I think the have to add here is to add scientific research and achievements which Muslims did in the past. So it can motivate our generation towards science and technology. Highly recommended. Please take out time and visit. The only off day is Wednesday. Usual timings of the museum are 9 to 5pm. And the garden closes at Maghrib.

Awesome....

Toilets appalling

(Translated by Google) Super se bhi upar (Original) Super se bhi upar

Good place

Such a great experience very disciplined and informative place

Bad experience

Excellent to learn from history

Brilliant historical place 💯

They got a moon's piece to show for specific occasions, like 27th Ramzan..

Good place to visit

Historical

Great

Best place to stay History

Top site of Karachi.

(Translated by Google) There was a Buddha statue carved of granite, but located outside the building. (Original) มีรูปพระพุทธเจ้าแกะสลักหินแกรนิตหนึ่งชิ้นแต่ตั้งอยูนอกอาคาร

Enloaded History

A great museum, very informative and educational especially for children 😍

Is good museum

Excellent experience, very knowledgeable tour

Is good place

Average

Very good place

😫

Worth seeing place

Must visit place

Good

Great museum loved it

Good place

Museum

Wonderful experience. A must visit place for first timers ...

Most informative.... history of pakistan... Moin Jo Darro history.. ghandhara history.. texila history... harapa history... specially Islamic portion was awesome..

Good place to visit, there are some very antique things related to Quaid e Azam can be seen there.

All historical artifacts of Pakistan stored in one place but under renovated building and no updates done on the artifacts

Great place for a history lesson in our heritage... Not very fancy or highly maintained. Guide was helpful but not highly knowledgeable.. Good place to take kids after they have studied the Indus valley civilization. There are also old scripts of Quran which are fascinating to look at

Obsessed with museums. It has some antiques just like Monh Joh Darho and Gandhara dated and some unique currency of Pakistan and folk of Pakistan's home appliances. The rest of the museum is fine and worth paying a visit.Lawns are well kept and a traditional Sindhi cuisine restaurant serves visitors well. Museum has so much to offer but it does need uplift and maintenance. I was glad to note that at least two galleries were closed and being renovated.

Such a nice place

Good one.

Good place

Nice

Need more article

Its also a gret place and there are many inesiont things about the many cultures and there are many things that belong to history and there are many beautyfull desions of thehand work and other old culture

A good place to view ancient religion sculptures, scriptures and information related to them.

Looks like bhudism history of Pakistan.

My Great Leader. Father of the Nation. Quaid E Azam. Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Great place to visit. Highly Recommended.

Great arctacture building and historic place, nice place to walk around and enjoy the day.

Must need to visit if yu come to karachi.atleast it's our responsibility to show some respect for our father of nation.I visited twice and its beautiful place,you shoud go .open space you can sit and enjoy,its closes befor 6 ,so make sure not so late as it takes time to reach upto the main place.gallery is also there and graves of fatima jinnha .liaqat ali khan his wife are also presnt near to main tomb.

No doubt awesome palace for visit but there canteens are so expensive.

Most fantastic land in Karachi and even Pakistan

Amazing!!

Must visit place in Karachi

Great place to visit, historic things can be seen remained in use of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, his personal items he used during his life

Well

I really love this place personally coz of quaid but our corrupt people don't leave these Honorable place as well.

Good place for family trip ..and good location

(Translated by Google) Raherm (Original) Raherm

Good

Good

Very nice

Identity of Karachi

It is the heart of Karachi

Great historical place

Sacred and respectable place

New photo M.Aslam pan & general store

I like this

Loved it

Love it.

Last place for the founder of Pakistan

feeling petriotic

Fantastic

I loved this place

tomb is beautiful building.needs alot of work on its lawns and food being served here.stalls should also give better look... here is a man buried who propogated two nation theory very well and got a separate country...founder of pakistan muhammad ali jinnah ....

Very poorly managed park

Resting place of my leader. Quaid. Needs improvement in cleanliness and garden surrounding the area is in absolute shambles, well the whole karachi is so why this place be any different. We are becoming a nation of dirt filth and garbage.

Visited 3 years ago.. And still feels like i have been there yesterday. Can't forget the relaxing feeling ❤️

Beautiful place in karachi.

Mazar e Quaid e Azam Pakistan karachi

This is beautiful muessum

Nice

Excellent place but charges too kuvh

Mazar Quaid is always an inspiration

Good

...A good place

So so

(Translated by Google) Best season (Original) Best musim

Not well managed, very limited items in museum.

No thing so special here

(Translated by Google) Bht hi kamal ki jagah hai. Bht ziada information hai. Bachon ko lay kar lazmi jae. Family is not mandatory. 20 rupees ticket for adult. (Original) Bht hi kamal ki jagah hai. Bht ziada information hai. Bachon ko lay kar lazmi jae. Family is not mandatory. 20 rupees ticket for adult.

Beautiful

Must visit place. It has collection from ancient civilizations Moen Jo Dero,Gandhara,Mansura,Thatta,Harrappa,Debal,Banbore. It also has gallery which depicts culture of regions of Pakistan. Quran gallery is excellent. Must visit place.

I visited the national museum of pakistan in karachi last week with my family. Last time when I visited the same place it was long time ago when I was a kid and if I remembered it correctly the museum is better before. It seems like there is no improvement even after 25 years. Although they added up an art gallery and a quran gallery but beside these addition other halls looks a clear room for improvement. Anyway it is good place to show our children about our rich heritage so please put some efforts to make some improvements.

The National Museum of Pakistan was established in Frere Hall on 17 April 1950, replacing the defunct Victoria Museum. Frere Hall itself was built in 1865 as a tribute to Sir Bartle Frere, a Commissioner of Sind during the 19th century. Once the Museum was inaugurated then the Government of Pakistan deemed it wise to constitute an Advisory Council in 1950 with a primary duty to counsel the Museum on the issues of enriching its collection through new acquisitions and purchase of antiquities and works of Arts. The Museum was shifted to the present premises (located in Burns Garden, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmed Road) in 1970...

Informative place to visit.

Its very nice and informative about our past heroes and their life styles.

Good

Beautiful Museum in Karachi pakistan.very big park and very big site for visiting.paking free and only 20 rupess entry fee.

Very informative trip, i love the visit, cleanliness was upto the mark. You'll enjoy your visit. One must go and explore the mesmerizing beauty there.

Perfect place for tea

I recommend this place, this place is great

Dogs attacked on us during meusum visit

Needs proper care. Most of the rooms were closed. The cleanliness was fine. It does need more marketing to attract people. It does have some exciting stuff too.

Its good but not upto the expectations. It was sad to see prehistoric area closed. Also its very limited. No artifacts are there that are related to Mughal Empire, except coins.

Best place for visiting We like soo Here parking also available And safe for kids and families And there saff are great

Excellent place for kid above 10yrs because for kid under that age might not enjoy it except for the garden where they can play.

No care no visitors not worthy its ok to visit once for an hour in ur lifetime

Museum, heritage of Pakistan.

Great historical museum.

A nice place to our kids to educate them about our leaders historic things and stuff...

They good collection with multiple halls, neat and clean with decent themes , good place for visiting with family.

Must go specially with kids to let them know about our heritage and tradition

Best Assets Quran Galary, Moinjo daro, Gandhara Civilization.

(Translated by Google) It's a traditional place (Original) روائتی جگہ ہے

Nice and interactive for people, place engage the people.

national art museum of pakistan

Contains antiques and artifacts ranging from Indus Civ era to early modern era. A must visit in Karachi.

Must visit when in Karachi

Many thematic rooms: Islamic art, Protohistoric civilisations, Indus Valley civilisation, Gandhara, Moghol, independance of Pakistan, coins, old korans.

“A visit to a museum is a search for beauty, truth, and meaning in our lives. Go to museums as often as you can.” “It’s not a museum. It’s not a place of artifacts; it’s a place of ideas.” “The best introduction to art is to stroll through a museum. The more art you see, the more you’ll learn to define your own taste.” “If you don’t know history, then you don’t know anything. You are a leaf that doesn’t know it is part of a tree.” What you are doing does not matter so much as what you are learning from doing it. It is better not to know and to know that one does not know than presumptuously to attribute some random meaning to symbols.”

I have a different feeling for this place. I was used to go here and spend my time to explore after college. This place is near to my college. Best place for student to get same knowledge that how rich our heritage is.

Amazing place to visit for history lovers.

Nice friendly staff. Decent ambiance. There is some work in progress so not all exhibits are available but various informative and historic exhibits are there for viewing

Really nice place for the art fertility and like-minded

Nice place to visit and enjoy especially for the young generation. Museum need some extra care of the artifacts by preserving and labeling in detail. Also audio visual facilities in various languages may be added to facilitate all the visitors. It's Quran section is extremely beautiful and have many old hand written copies of Quran. A must visit location in center of the city, Karachi.

Best place for history lovers... Cooperative staff amd guides... Affordable tickets

The National Museum of Pakistan is an excellent place to spend a few hours in Karachi. The exhibits are varied and engaging, and the staff are knowledgeable and helpful

The National Museum of Pakistan offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and diverse cultural heritage of the country. Truly a treasure trove of knowledge.

Mashallah What a brilliant Event Muslim Students Organization always present with Students and Contribution for Islam

"The National Museum of Pakistan in Karachi is a true gem, showcasing the rich tapestry of the country's history, art, and culture. From ancient Indus Valley artifacts to exquisite Mughal treasures, the museum offers a comprehensive journey through the diverse heritage of Pakistan. Each exhibit is meticulously curated, providing a deep insight into the nation's past and present. A visit to this museum is a captivating experience that leaves one with a profound appreciation for the beauty and complexity of Pakistan's cultural legacy."