A journey 3500 years back in time, Harrapa is a place of relics of an old once thriving civilization. There is a museum with remains dating back to those days. There are different archeological sites which were separately used for iron forgery, living quarters, cereal trade and market place. There's wheel and pram access and paved path all along. One can even find electric tram ride for nominal charges. There's a tuc shop and kids playing area as well. One can book a guide too. Place is about 10 odd Kms from N5 Multan road. Road access is alright though archeological site needs to be further developed and managed efficiently.

It was a wonderful experiences. You see ancient civilization here. If you like history or geography this place will not disappoint you. Here amazingly there life afterlife materials and alßo jewellery, toys,utensils, water purification system, office life, building styles everything amazes you. It depicts how literated modernized and intellegent people they were. In addition the track till Harappa is also very beautiful. Cows taking naps n baths leads you to take bundle of pictures... simply Marvelous....

Harappa museum is a nice archeological site having almost 3500 years BC ruins.

It was a great experience. I was particularly amazed by the innovations that were present at that time especially the wheel and jewellery. Amazing!

I visited this place in 2017, and it was truly remarkable. It offered an authentic glimpse into the past, allowing me to experience how people lived thousands of years ago. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there, even though I arrived late and it was quite quiet. I would highly recommend going earlier in the day to fully explore the museum and tour the fascinating ruins of the ancient past.

Historical place, it was great experience to observe the old civilization. Really a worth knowing visit about such an old humanity.

Harappa Musuem n ruins are located about 6 kms from National Highway; 20-25 minutes drive from Sahiwal. This is one of old est archeological sites of Indus civilization; other being Mohan jo Daro, Mehrgarh etc.. This ruined city said to have flourished around 2000-2500 BC on the bank of Indus River. Digging of the site started in 1921 till 1925. The museum was constructed one year later in 1926 which houses many historical artifacts like jewellery, toys, clay utensils, stone made knifes, skeleton of one male n one female. Quite a serene and a good place for students, families n all those who having interest in archeology.

Get in touch with history too many historical things govt. should secure this historic place

By some estimates the Harappan civilization dates back to approximately 3000 BC. While the history buried in this amazing place is humbling, it was sad to see the state of general area. Some of the areas were preserved, cordoned off and had signage. The remaining vast space (where the guide told us were additional mounds that still needed to be evacuated) was open to all. The ancient bricks available for anyone to pick up. No signed asking people to stay off. Not sure of that would have stopped anyone. People were going beyond the barbed wire to take pics. Hope the administration can manage and preserve the site for the generations to come.

Harappa Museum has a lot to offer with its perfectly preserved Ancient City. The museum is well kept and the important things for a museum like security, maintenance and cleanliness all are well maintained here. I would really like to admire the museum administration for that. The ancient city is also of course kept very perfectly and precisely. Hence the only drawback I felt was the lack of "Canteen" here. There is only one canteen which also does not meet the standards.

This place once was the one of first human civilizations. There is a small museum which have ancient seals, weight (mass) units, sculptures and two skeleton of male and female. There are also ornaments and tools on display.

Amazing place, full of history of Indus Civilization. You can visit with Family. Good facilities for students and families. Staff is cooperative as well

It's a good place to know our civilization and culture. It shows how rich we are, how old we are at this place. Life was very civilised even 5000 years ago.

Amazing experience. Must visit this place if you haven't already and you are interested in history. People come from far away to visit this historical site. Entry fee was just 20rs. Parking is available outside the museum. Its well kept and loads of things discovered from excavations in old times. You learn a lot.

It is a good place to visit, but not well maintained.

Good place for family picnic. Tourist point. Alot of people came here to visit old civilization of Harappa. There is no accommodation for those who wants to stay. Famous is just due to its old civilization & rich culture.

Place is good for those who are interested in history. If you go there hire a guide who would guide you through out your tour 🙂

Off the main road, less people visit sadly. Always took the backseat compared to Moenjodaro. Situated 10 km off the national highway, the site boasts a small museum and architectural ruins which have been buried under sand to preserve. Sad that I saw locals playing cricket on top the ruins. Baba Nur Shah wali shrine also exists within the boundaries of the ruins.

It is Harappa Museum. Last week I and my friends came there.We enjoyed the outing, but didn't see what is mentioned in the history Books. My Friends raised objections on the contents of the book.My friends are now doubtful about the existence of Harappan civilization. Anyhow, they enjoyed the traveling a lot; they had a lot of fun.Harappa is the best place forever

During my visit to Harappa in March 2022, I had the opportunity to explore the fascinating Harappa Museum, which provides a captivating insight into the ancient Indus Valley Civilization. As a history enthusiast, this museum proved to be an enriching and memorable experience. The Harappa Museum is strategically located near the archaeological site, allowing visitors to seamlessly transition from the historical ruins to the museum. The exterior of the museum is modest but welcoming, with clear signage guiding visitors to the entrance. Once inside, I was immediately drawn to the well-organized displays that showcased artifacts and relics from the Indus Valley Civilization. The museum boasts an impressive collection of artifacts, ranging from pottery and jewelry to tools and sculptures. Each exhibit is accompanied by detailed information panels, providing historical context and enhancing the understanding of the artifacts' significance. One of the highlights of the museum is the life-size models and dioramas that recreate scenes from the daily lives of the people who lived in Harappa. These meticulously crafted displays offer a glimpse into the architectural style, clothing, and social structure of the ancient civilization. Walking through these exhibits was like stepping back in time and envisioning the bustling streets and vibrant culture of Harappa. The museum also houses a well-curated section dedicated to the excavation and preservation efforts in Harappa. This section sheds light on the techniques and challenges faced by archaeologists and showcases the progression of research and discoveries over time. It is evident that the museum takes pride in its role of preserving and promoting the heritage of the Indus Valley Civilization. The staff at Harappa Museum were knowledgeable and passionate about the subject matter. They were readily available to answer questions, provide additional information, and engage in insightful conversations about the history and significance of the artifacts. Their enthusiasm was contagious and added to the overall experience. The only aspect that could be improved upon is the museum's size. While the existing space is utilized efficiently, a larger facility would allow for the inclusion of more artifacts and exhibits, providing an even more comprehensive exploration of the Indus Valley Civilization. In conclusion, a visit to the Harappa Museum is a must for anyone interested in ancient history and archaeology. It offers a captivating journey into the Indus Valley Civilization and its rich cultural heritage. The well-presented exhibits, informative panels, and dedicated staff contribute to an immersive and educational experience. Despite its modest size, the museum succeeds in capturing the essence of Harappa's ancient past.

This is ghosia football club and there is provance lavel football tournament in night. Punjab all district participating in tournament. I'm very happy to see Big event at harappa City

New shop Shahid Paint Store

So good have awesome people to gide they know many things about history 💪🔥

Harappa Museum is a great place. There are many archeological sites. Which reflect the customs and culture of the old people.

Graet Historical place About 200km from lahore and 26km from shahiwal citation But at this place no proper refreshment point available

Archaeological Museum is an archaeology museum based in Harappa, Punjab, Pakistan.[1] It was established in 1926 and then in 1966 its building was constructed by the Government of Pakistan.

Amazing place for lovers of history & old civilization. Museum preserves many antiques.

well, it is the best place for those who have a keen interest in old historical places and architecture. It is 15 km from Harappa city. It closed around 5 in the summer season and around 4 in the winter season. Harappa museum I am not satisfied with the things present in it. It is too small for such a fantastic civilization although other .attraction in this site like the graveyard, the well, no gazi qabar are things to watch. Better to visit in a temperate season because it is too much hot and humid in summer season.No guide is available for your guideline.

Harappa Museum (Punjab) A small but good museum, perfect after a walk around the mounds. Some of the major finds on display include seals, games, weights, pottery and figurines of all sorts.

Amazing explanation of antique artifacts and well managed.

Wonderfull informative area

Wonderful ancient civilizations, museum in there is little bit smaller but a lot to learn if you find someone local to guide you. Better to carry your eating stuff, because there is only little canteen over there. Important: Museum closes at 4 but the other place remains open till 05:30 but you would have to finish visiting before the sunset because there are no street lights installed at the site. We request government to improve the facilities so people could enjoy better.

Harappa, A well civilized, pre historical site, popular with the name of Sindhi Civilization, You will be amazed by seeing 3000 years old look how people lives, religious, cultural and historical values. If you are interested in history of civilizations, then you must visit Harappa. 🤩 What you will look here in sites and museum. 1) Well organized historical places of Sindhi Civilization. 2) Historical pots in Museum (Pictures are not allowed) 3) Historical artefacts, sculptures, objects 4) History about civilization 5) Historical graveyard Some pictures attached, However inside museum they don't allow to capture pictures.

The site of the ancient city contains the ruins of a Bronze Age fortified city, which was part of the Indus Valley Civilisation centred in Sindh and the Punjab, and then the Cemetery H culture.[1] The city is believed to have had as many as 23,500 residents and occupied about 150 hectares (370 acres) with clay brick houses at its greatest extent during the Mature Harappan phase (2600 BC – 1900 BC), which is considered large for its time.[2][3] Per archaeological convention of naming a previously unknown civilisation by its first excavated site, the Indus Valley Civilisation is also called the Harappan Civilisation. The ancient city of Harappa was heavily damaged under British rule, when bricks from the ruins were used as track ballast in the construction of the Lahore–Multan Railway

Very cultural place Have ancient cultures from harapa peoples 3300 yrs back

The site of the ancient city contains the ruins of a Bronze Age fortified city, which was part of the Harappan civilisation centred in Sindh and the Punjab, and then the Cemetery H culture.[3] The city is believed to have had as many as 23,500 residents and occupied about 150 hectares (370 acres) with clay brick houses at its greatest extent during the Mature Harappan phase (2600 BC – 1900 BC), which is considered large for its time.[4][5] Per archaeological convention of naming a previously unknown civilisation by its first excavated site, the Indus Valley Civilisation is also called the Harappan Civilisation.

My Experience was good there but they said on gate that it will close at 4pm but it was not close till 5pm and on internet they said it's closing time is 5:30pm. I don't know what is true timing 😔

The Harappa civilization is almost 5000 years old. These archaeological sites are situated 15 kilometers further south of Sahiwal (Montgomery) district. The museum exhibits the items belonging to the Indus valley civilization that were excavated from the ruins of Harappa. This is one of the oldest known and recorded civilizations in the history of mankind. The museum is open to public and can be visited between 9 am to 5 pm in any weekday.

The Harappa Museum is like a magic machine that takes you back to ancient times! It's full of amazing stuff from people who lived there thousands of years ago. Cool pottery with pretty designs, neat stamps with secret messages, and even toys! The museum explains everything clearly, so even if you're not a history whiz, you'll understand. There are pictures, signs, and even fun things to touch and play with. It's perfect for kids and grown-ups too! And guess what? They're building an even bigger and better museum! So soon, there will be even more cool stuff to see. If you're ever near Harappa, you absolutely have to check out this museum. It's like a trip through time, and it's super fun!

Must see if you're in the vicinity. They've created a tile brick path to all the areas which is really nice as compared to the last time i was there few years back.

If you are interested in visiting remains of great old civilizations, and you have interest in archeology, this is a good place to visit.

Indus Valley Civilization is one of the finest civilizations of the world, it was at it's full bloom 5000 years ago, Harappa Museum posses a good collection of Indus Valley Civilization though it is a smaller museum, having a small rest house and cafeteria as well. To understand the heritage and ancestral roots, Harappa is worth to visit at least once.

its mostly just a musium now... but if u have a protohistoric intrest this is an intesting place.

Very wonderfull place a civlisation the most ancient in the world the meusium and archiological site is best for human history seekers

It was a great historic place one the world famous site to visit

Visiting Harapa Museum with sweat family

Best place to visit

Amazing place

Archeological site of ancient civilisation.

Goood

(Translated by Google) Kashimr (Original) Kashimr

What a great place with rich heritage. Well maintained facilities as previously.

Wonderful Place. Must visit.

Such a historical place, a must visit if you like to see ancient relics. It’s a huge place. Pathway is built but it goes up and down on mounds as remains of ancient Harrapa is scattered at different places. Museum itself has all the artefacts found from the site. You’ll get to see and experience one of the oldest historical site in the world.

Good place to view the old heritage. tickets are very cheap. the road leading to the museum is not very good. if you are coming from Sahiwal try to reach during the day time and leave before dark.

Nice

Nice

history Site

Good place to visit

Visited

Ancient times

this is a great place for spend weekend

Well

(Translated by Google) Ghoomne wali jaga he (Original) Ghoomne wali jaga he

It's an historic place

Best place to visit and camping you can also visit sahewal city

(Translated by Google) Too bad ... a million years of history kept badly  objects of such value thrown around And not collected in the excavations (Original) Peccato..un milioni di anni di storia tenuti malissimo ogetti di tanto valore buttati in giro E non raccolti nei scavi

Lovely n serene

Very good place and museum

Needs to be taken care of. Needs to be preserved for out future generations! I hope Pakistan government works on maintenance!

Basically its a place where we can see some remainings of old civilization.environment is clean,enjoyable and loveable.

The Harappan Civilization has its earliest roots in cultures such as that of Mehrgarh, approximately 6000 BC. The two greatest cities, Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, emerged circa 2600 BC along the Indus River valley in Punjab and Sindh. The civilization, with a possible writing system, urban centers, and diversified social and economic system, was rediscovered in the 1920s also after excavations at Mohenjo-daro in Sindh near Larkana, and Harappa, in west Punjab south of Lahore. A number of other sites stretching from the Himalayan foothills in east Punjab, India in the north, to Gujarat in the south and east, and to Pakistani Balochistan in the west have also been discovered and studied. Although the archaeological site at Harappa was damaged in 1857whe n engineers constructing the Lahore-Multan railroad used brick from the Harappa ruins for track ballast, an abundance of artifacts have nevertheless been found. The bricks discovered were made of red sand, clay, stones and were baked at very high temperature. As early as 1826 Harappa, located in west Punjab, attracted the attention of Daya Ram Sahni, who gets credit for preliminary excavations in Harappa. Harappa is an archaeological site in Punjab, Pakistan, about 24 km (15 mi) west of Sahiwal.

One of the most important archeological site and museum in South Asia and world. A central site of Indus valley civilization and home to the statue of a dancing girl and priest. One falls into the old trenches of imagination and the walk through the ruins takes one back to thousands years old. Scattered terracotta pieces, mounds and old trees, everything that is enough to to throw you in a visible yet unseen past of humanity.

there is grave of Sufi noor ali shah sahab

Good place for archeologic study.

Archaeological Museum is an archaeology museum based in Harappa, Punjab, Pakistan.[1] It was established in 1926 and then in 1966 its building was constructed by the Government of Pakistan well, it is the best place for those who have a keen interest in old historical places and architecture. It is 15 km from Harappa city. It closed around 5 in the summer season and around 4 in the winter season. Harappa museum I am not satisfied with the things present in it. It is too small for such a fantastic civilization although other .attraction in this site like the graveyard, the well, no gazi qabar are things to watch. Better to visit in a temperate season because it is too much hot and humid in summer season.No guide is available for your guideline.

Photography is prohibted inside the museum where there are things used by ancient people like (bracelet beads weights stones skeletons pots chess sea shells and many Other interesting thing). Outside the museum building there are evacuated places(remains of their Living place found under mud) photography is allowed there. A very good place to see & enjoy the culture of ancient people students of geography & and of 8th to 12th grade are recommend by me must visit. Parking ticket 10 Rs. for bike and 20 Rs. Ticket for Enterance.

Its a worth visiting place.

Very informative historical site.. containing thousands of years old civilization remains

Its Very Amazing Trip. you must visit Harappa Museum its very historical Place for Visit you must Visit here.

Historical place

It's fun

Fabulous

Very nice culture in pkistan

Allah give Pakistan a historical place with name of harappa But we learn lesson and don't do the same mistakes who harappain people do

Historical place

Good

It's a historical place

(Translated by Google) Harappa muesium (Original) Harappa muesium

This is very good place to visit to know the history of harappa city and old civilizations. The museum having good collection of old civilizations along with adjacent areas of old harappa city

Owsem place must visit

Good place

Not looking Good for visitors

beauty of harppa

amazing discoveries

Old people place 😐 Not for youngers

No beautiful place

Historical place

Such a Very old place

(Translated by Google) Kannada me name padke dil ayagaya Speak Kannada (Original) Kannada me name padke dil ayagaya ಕನ್ನಡವನ್ನು ಮಾತನಾಡಡಿ

Nice

Historical and interesting place for international visitors.

A historical place of the Indian subcontinent, unfortunately the government has not maintained it.

(Translated by Google) It seems like there is no way to get there by private car, it is very wide, and the spectrum is wide from Hara civilization to Islamic ruins. (Original) 개인차량 아니면 갈수있는 방법이 아예 없을듯 , 굉장히 넓고 하라파 문명부터 이슬람 폐허까지 스펙트럼도 넓음

Symbol of about five hundred years old archeological and historic civilization of Indus valley. Fascination for archeologists and historians and much more to learn and understand about this old civilization. Museum and ruins are representing the living style of ancient people.

Wonderful and helpful for students.

(Translated by Google) There is a wonderful museum ... (Original) کمال کا میوزیم ہے...

(Translated by Google) We should go there and see how the people before us lived in the best place (Original) وہاں جانا چاہیے اور دیکھنا چاہیے کہ ہم سے پہلے کے لوگ کس طرح زندگی گزارتے تھے بیسٹ پلیس

Best museum

Some four thousand five hundred years ago, a remarkable civilization existed in the vast plains of river indus and its tributearies including the dried bed of Hakra river in Cholistan and adjoining territories. It dominated an approximate area of 4,25,000 square miles from the foothills of the hamaliya to the Arabian sea. This civilization was contemporary with the civilization of the Nile and Mesopotamia. Among hundreds of ancient settlements being imprints of this civilization, Harappa and Mohenjodaro were two important urban centers, A series of Archaeological excavation. at Harappa, Mohenjodaro and other sites since 1921 have brought to light remains of systematically planned cities towns and settlements that present an out standing example of well organized civic life. The wide straight roads. well planed houses with elaborate underground system of drainage are still a model for present day town planners. Such excavation revealed an amazing story of the customs, arts and crafts, social system and economic life of the people who inhabited it. Remains of the civilization revealed at Harappa are still important and interesting. Digging below the fortification wall revealed an earlier phase of this culture called the kot Diji culture, At the north end of Mound AB even an earlier Hakra Phase occupation dating to 3900-2800 B.C. has been Found.

Historical place.

Enjoy visiting Harappa museum near Sahiwal. You'll learn more about old civilizations.

Such a good ancient place to visit.

Not entered due to corona lockdown 😢

very nice plac

Very good

Not much things...but good place

Brilliant place but needs proper time

👌👌👌

Awesome place

Management not good

IT WAS A GREAT MOMENT HERE

Good Place for History Lovers 👌

Historical

Nice historical place in my great Pakistan...

Ok

It is 5000 yeat old civilization... But museum is worst... Just one empty hall with some clay pots. Waste of time and money.

Need to more describe.......about it

Beautiful place

Loved it

Nice

If you love digging history then this is the place to visit

It was a fun and historical place and have many thing that worth watching.

Harrapa Museum Building is very beautiful in Harrapa ruins in old Harrapa city near Sahiwal Punjab.

Good place and I recommend College students must visit.

Harappa Museum is an archaeological museum belonging to Indus Civilisation dating back to 3300-2500 B.C. It is a site museum built preparation, the display in the museum is excellent and explains first urbanised people in South Asia 🌏

Nice place 1day I must. Visit this historical place

One of the best place for history lovers. Here you can see the historical things of 8500 BC.

There is no place on earth like Harrapa, feel the sensation of thousand years in the air

Only good for people interested in ancient ancient history.

Best historical point

Awesome place.

Nice & historic place..

Awsome place visit this area

Excellent piece of Architect

Maybe sooon visit

Awesome

historical place in Pakistan

Waste of time

An historical place, a must visit for archeology lovers. Ruins of 5000 years old civilization.

Historic site

Amazing to visit this historical place

Loved it

Best place to visit with kids and family.

Yes I went to Harrappa Museum. It is very beautiful 😍

Harappa is oldest archeological site in punjab

Worth of seeing

According to my observation, it's not a good outing place but historical. I observe that many things made by the department of archeology.

(Translated by Google) Identity of Harappa city (Original) ہڑپہ شہر کی پہچان

Very informative place with many layers of ancient civilization.

🥀💚😇

This place tells us the history of Harappa.

Useful and informative site .great experience

Very informative museum

Good point for family picnic.

It's not good experience as expected.but yes there is park and some ancient things which caught attention of viewer which reveal creativity and civilization of ancient arena....so its good picnic point but not historical and versatile site as expected......

Dhaba point on river bank for fish n pakora

Harappa is an archaeological site in Punjab, Pakistan, about 24 km west of Sahiwal. The site takes its name from a modern village located near the former course of the Ravi River which now runs 8 km to the north. The current village of Harappa is less than 1 km from the ancient site.

Well knowing that well live around the remains of 3000 years old civilization is a honour for us and we would like protect and show case the scenario to the whole world. All the people from around the globe are welcomed.

A nice place to visit if you are genuinely interested in history. It's well kept, however, authorities needs to pay attention as this place has a potential to be an amazing historical site.

The Indus River Valley Civilization, also known as Harappan civilization, developed the first accurate system of standardized weights and measures, some as accurate as to 1.6 mm. Harappans created sculpture, seals, pottery, and jewelry from materials, such as terracotta, metal and stones

Good

Fabulous place

Good

Well maintained

Nice place

V good

Nice place to explore history...

Not maintained well but it is gpod to give it a visit.

Naice place

Some 4500 years ago , a remarkable civilization existed in vast plains of River Indus & its tributaries including dried bed of hakra river in Cholistan & territories It dominated an approx. Area of 4,25,000 square miles from foot hills from Himalaya to Arabian sea & is contemporary with civilization of Nile & Mesopotamia . A series of archaeological excavations at Harappa & Moinjo daro and other cities since 1921 have brought to light remains of systemically planned cities towns and settlements that present an outstand example of well organized civic life

You enjoyed this place if you visited with educational point of view

I am very happy today Finally I see the Harappa Musseum and Harappa City The collection in Musseum is very rare

Good Museum but site is not preserved

Superb work to preserve Indus Valley Civilization

Mashallah nice place is this and here we can se many things which were destroyed or invented since 100 years ago and we can gain or knowledge about history by visiting there and can enjoy

I visited on thursday while coming from Lahore to Bahawalpur. I heard and wished to visit so many times while driving on the road, but this time, I finally decided to visit this place. I reached at 8 Am , no person was available to serve , but I am thankful for the person who allow me to enter and visit the Khandrats... Place is so amazing and you feel like those people who lived here were more civilized and well aware of technology and town planning. Then after 30 minutes, officials reached and they open meusum for me.. I would recommend you people to visit atleast once in your life, especially who wants to know about history and civilizations.

Harappa museum and a world renowned Pre historic site 3500-1500 B.C. Harappa is an archaeological site in sahiwal district, Punjab, Pakistan. The site take its name from a modern village located near the former course of Ravi river. The Indus Valley civilization was basically an urban culture sustained by surplus agricultural production and commerce, the latter including trade with Elam and Sumer in southern Mesopotamia. The Indus Valley Civilisation is also called the Harappan Civilisation. There is also a mazar or Darba name "Pagan wali sarkar" in the museum.

“Harappa Museum is the one of biggest historical place in Pakistan” Jun 2023 The museum is very informative.

Good place if you are interested about indus valley civilization