Beautiful place to explore. Best time to visit in Daylight. They have food centre as well. So no need to worry for tummy 😊. Entry fees is 20 For adults and Children(Indians). They take only cash for entry, So bring your cash with you. Nearest metro station- Pragati Maidan.

I have visited here in National Crafts Musium with Family. I loved the place because my kids enjoyed and learn something new. This is not just a photo museum. Here you can see history of our culture and daily living things in olden days. New generation have not seen that kind of things which was used by our ancestors. I have visited on Sunday and I did not need to wait to enter into the museum. Tickets can be purchased inside the museum. You need to pay 20 rupees only per person. This museum built in a large area so you need to have at least 2 hours to watch whole museum. You can't do videography in some areas but you can click pictures everywhere.

Phenomenal collection of Indian crafts, textiles, and art. Highly highly recommend checking this place out for an informative and relaxing experience. Love their collections. If able to, the audio tour provides great context about the exhibits. Many times they will also have live vendors and musicians for you.

Great place to visit.

Beautiful place with a serene atmosphere. Although you might not have any prior knowledge of ancient handicrafts or arts, but you certainly get to know a lot through this place. And even if you don't want that, a small walk throughout the museum will instill you with warmth. A place that deserves to exist.

Wow! I couldn't believe my luck stumbling upon this absolute gem of a place! It all happened during my visit to the much sought-after Cafe Lota, where I got the opportunity to explore the area while waiting for a table. And let me tell you, it was worth the wait! The place was so well-maintained, showcasing exquisite crafts and textiles from states across India. I was simply blown away by the way everything was presented - it was a feast for the eyes! I'm already dreaming of going back for a proper experience, and I'm sure it's going to be even more exciting the next time around!

I visited this place for the first time and really loved it.. This place has sweet, calm, peaceful, energetic, soulful vibes... I have shared a few pictures although there are more to capture and good for photographers. People searching for simple and pleasant vibes definitely love this place. Old sculptures, ancient antiques, ornaments etc to explore. Such a peaceful and beautiful place.

In the list of Unique place to visit in Delhi. Free entry. The museum is full of textile variety across Indian state.

Decent museum. The items in museum gallery are nice. The open air items are okayish. But overall a good place to visit. Entry is free. 60Rs for optional Audio guide. Washrooms can definitely be cleaner

Situated in South Delhi, near Pragati Maidan, the crafts museum is a treat to the eyes. If you enjoy learning about cultures and crafts, you’ll definitely be amazed by the museum. The museum has numerous galleries, village complex, crafts demonstration, AV room, amphitheater and a restaurant called Cafe Lota.

What a beautiful place to visit. Highly recommended. Textile from all over India is displayed. Also lovely woodwork. The Cafe lotte serves amazing food and a good place to hang out. Also the store has nice gifting items. One day may not be enough for this museum.

The entry is free but you have to pay for audio guides. Decent museum of textiles, crafts etc. Well maintained place. Despite visiting on a Sunday, it wasn't too crowded. There's a cafe at the entrance called Cafe Lota, which is a decent cafe to sit down and talk after exploring the museum.

Can't keep my eyes off from the moment I entered inside the academy. Each & every corner is worth watching for. I am truly impressed & feeling blessed after the visit.Will always keep a special place in my heart. Love to visit again.

This is a place where you can feel your ancient era and the feeling is too good you find there every thing which is made by our ancestors. Entry fee is 20 rupees only and kids upto 12 year old have free entry means.there is no fee for kids. But if you are a student and you have identity card then you can also go without paying entry fee only you can write your information at there in register and then explore the awsm experience of your life. Staff is also too good no one is there for disturbing you. It is a family place where you can go with your family and also with kids. Outer thinks you can explore but if you want to go inside then you have to submit your begs and other things. Because no bags or camera is allowed inside the rooms.

Visited on a Saturday. It is an amazing place. The museums are very well maintained. Serene place worth spending time in. See the arts and crafts of various Indian regions. The village created outside is a pleasure to visit: of course its not a live-in village but a real, life size one for an experience. Good for all ages, I had my 85+ Yr old parents, mother on wheelchair, they really enjoyed it. A real learning for the young here.

A good place where you find different objects and things particularly the crafts of certain states. This place depicts the rich cultural heritage of different states. If you're a fan of history and crafts, this place is a must visit. I took a metro to the Central Secretariat and then an auto to this place. The entry is free but to visit the museum inside, you have to keep bags (if you have one with you) in their lockers. (Or just place them in the office). That felt a little bit unsecure because anyone could come and grab anyone's bag. The lockers didn't have a locking mechanism and were open too. There's also a section where they showcase the different building styles of different states. Some were accurate. Some are far from accurate. Outside there were also some shops selling stuff native to certain states. All in all, a good place to visit if you want to kill time and look at some historical stuff.

I recently visited the National Craft Museum in Delhi and would highly recommend it, especially for artists. I opted for the audio tour device, priced at ₹100 for English and ₹60 for Hindi. The device provided valuable insights into the showcased arts, enhancing my overall experience.

This place is amazing for art lovers! They have a free entry for Indians. Take an audio guide in order to understand the history behind every creation placed in this museum. In spite of being A Sunday , the place was not crowded. But the place closes by 5.45 pm so plan to visit at least an hour before the closing time.

This a wonderful place to visit and enjoy at your leisure. The exhibits and displays are a beautiful reminder of the rich cultural and artistic history of our country. We spent a few hours just walking around the galleries and admiring the art, sculptures and paintings. This is a great place to come and get some artistic inspiration.

Best national craft museum

Very near to Vakrakali Amman temple. They have exhibited trees that have turned to fossils some 2 crore years ago. Free entry. Lot of tree fossils are exhibited. A must visit.

Amazing place. You should take 2 hrs in hand to visit this place well. There is a textile museum, tribal craft museum, cult museum and villages gallery. It has an amazing collection of things to see there. Would recommend especially if you love clothes.

The place where history is brought to life. Experience the beautiful Indian history and the craft of our artists at the National Crafts Museum. One can experience the architectural marvels and the textile gallery which hosts an extensive collection of traditional Indian handicrafts. Its a living museum where crafts live. It also showcases sculptures, paintings, textiles and other objects associated with the rituals of various religions in India. The museum will take upto 1-2 hours of your time. So plan accordingly and then you can have some tasty cuisines at Cafe Lota which is located inside the premises. Highly recommended!!!

Amazing museum full of information of Indian textile and crafts. Not too expensive for tourists and free for Indians. Everyone should go to have knowledge about khadi and many more.

A very peaceful place. There were two people playing Rajasthani music, it was so soothing, literally receiving my stress. The artworks and craft presented there all are masterpieces each telling us about a story behind it. I had a wonderful experience, I'd like to come back visit this place again.

I like to go to a place that I don't like with my inner heart because I think that......It is very important to have complete information about the one you don't like 😉😎

The National Gandhi Museum or Gandhi Memorial Museum is a museum located in New Delhi, India showcasing the life and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum first opened in Mumbai, shortly after Gandhi was assassinated in 1948. The museum relocated several times before moving to Raj Ghat, New Delhi in 1961.

Those who loves handicrafts and hand loom then u must visit this place. Folk music and market for shopping. You can also try cafe lota which is also nice

A tranquil place set in the heart of Delhi. Visited over the weekend and loved the atmosphere. A must visit for those who care about arts and craft and its heritage. You can enjoy a meal or a refreshing beverage inside the cafe lota just at the entrance of the museum.

This place has handmade craft items from all over India, artists have stalls of their own with their special items. They show and tell about their items when anyone tries to approach them very politely. Ticket price is only 20 for Indians. Headphone guide and space for keeping your bags is also available.

Fine place to visit. The museum contains lots of art pieces and beautiful artefacts. The whole museum is clean and well maintained and the staff are polite as well. Entry charge is minimal and free for college students but requires college or school ID. Phone photography is allowed but 500rs charge for DSLR. The cafe and shopping complex is nice as well. Loved the experience.

I loved this place. The collection is really good. There is a collection of 'Bhuta' figures, which is really impressive. But I feel the place could have been maintained better, specially the replica huts

Fabulous sourced and potrayed with great explanation about our culture and textiles.. it’s an amazing place for a culture and textile enthusiast to see and learn.. very well maintained with regular exhibitions happening from different regions of our country… lots of space and thought had gone into its making.. in the heart of Delhi a wonderful place to spend with family while learning about our heritage culture and textile..do go .. takes about an hr and half to two hrs if seen thoroughly … their is an emporium and restaurant inside but parking is on the main road so pls keep that in mind.

It's a pleasing experience for all Art & craft lovers. Surely you'll witness eye-catching designs, sculptures and village sets along with that a brief of diversity of our country.

Very neat and maintained place. Enjoyed the place much. Unique and youthful vibe. Shopped handicrafts and cutlery. Great place to hangout. Had evening snacks at Cafe lota. Delicious food and service. Nice place to visit.

A very peaceful and clam place.😇😇😇😇😇 The artworks and craft presented there all are masterpieces each telling us about a story 💭🀄behind it. They have so many wooden sculptures and hand crafted item some of rare collections👌👌👌. People come to visit here, So they can about our past tradition, culture and creativity. I had a wonderful time , I'd like to come visit this place again😌😌😌.

A beautiful, calm, cool and very informative place in Delhi. Has a very vast collection of craft work of different periods and places. Also there's a shop with wonderful items for sale. And most importantly photography is allowed, so that u can click pics to make your trip more memorable. The officials are also very friendly and possess vast knowledge about the things in the meusem.

Went to the National Crafts Museum which was closed at the moment. So we decided to dine in the Cafe Lots operated inside and by the Museum. The ambience of the cafe is pretty nice and the food was amazing. They have many options for Tea & Coffee. They primarily serve North Indian cuisine and it was one of the best I had in Delhi. I'd recommend this place who want something offbeat on their platter.

The National Gandhi Museum showcases the life of Mahatma Gandhi.Well i would say it's worth visiting. It has a large collection of original books, journals, photographs, materials & papers connected to Gandhi.Very well presented and hugely informative.On the first floor there's a hall to watch a movie about his life.The garden around includes some nice landscapes.The calm greenery of the gardens helps to alleviate the solemnity of the story. Overall it's Great✋

National Gandhi Museum and Library located near opposite Rajghat J.N.L. Marg New Delhi India, showcasting the lif and principles of Mahatma Gandhi.Museum is contains huge pictures galleries depicating Gandhi life work and ideals in photographs.Timings 10Am to 5.30pm Closed on Monday. Small canteen located here.

Crafts Museum is Special for me ❤ . Interesting Art forms on the Exhibit. Peaceful Outdoors. Good food at Café Lota. 😊

This is a must visit place if you are in Delhi. Very interesting. You will feel as if you jave entered old era.

Beautiful Indian arts and crafts displayed and restored here. Cultural performers from different states of India showcase their traditional dances and music. Traditional weaves, earthen pottery, handmade jwellery made from grass, metal, wood, beads are sold here too. All things handmade. A must visit with children to show our cultural heritage. The maintenance of the some artifacts seemed compromised.

One of the best museums in Delhi to visit,You can find best artwork here. Definitely recommended.👍

Best place to visit you can feel calm over there, there are also shops where you can find clothes and painting. handmade material are there to selling.

Must visit place for people interested in exploring crafts from across India. Crafts Museum provides place to 20 odd artisans to put up a stall every month, these artisans come from different parts of India. Crafts museum have also created galleries with ancient crafts, a walk in those would take you back in time. You can end the trip with some amazing food at Cafe Lota.

What a wonderful place it is!! The place truly portrays the diversity and rich culture of India. The ambience of the place is so serene, soothing and pleasing to the eye which will never be enough for you. It has a mesmerizing collection of handcrafts, sculptures, paintings, woven clothing (shawls, sarees, etc.) and much more. It is a must visit place, highly recommended. P.S.- Please support the craft workers there by purchasing something from them.

Place has free entry for Indian visitors. And for foreigner has to collect the tickets of 300rs. (Indian rupee). You'll find the history of indian textiles and handmade crafts , earlier houses , early ornaments, pictures and so much more. You can visit this place with your family and loved ones P.s personal pictures are not allowed.

Beautiful place, you will get a lot to see here, many artifacts and very well maintained . There are VR shows and shows related to mythology which both kids and Adults can enjoy.

This place is amazing for art lovers! They have a free entry for Indians. Take an audio guide in order to understand the history behind every creation placed in this museum. In spite of being A Sunday , the place was not crowded. But the place closes by 5.45 pm so plan to visit at least an hour before the closing time.

Very beautiful and peaceful place. Lot of galleries with audio. Traditional dance was also seen after noon. Caffe Lotta is inside it and food is covered as well. Come early morning or by sunset.

A very well curated crafts museum. I recommend to get yourself the audio guide at the reception for a more engaging experience at this campus. Also, Science museum is at walking distance from here a plus point to visit here, can cover two places in one day.

Went to Cafe Lota here. It is an epitome of simplicity and tremendous food. The serving staff is courteous and prompt with suggestions. For anyone visiting or living in Delhi, this place is worth every penny and second spent.

One of the village depicting views with terracotta idols and artifacts attract your attention. Not open now for public visit. Only the restaurant here is open in this NCM.

Beautiful place

Enjoyed it!!!!!!!!!!!👌👌

Wonderful palace

Great place

There is no dedicated parking. We have to park at the side of the road. This place is maintained by Geographical Survey of India. This is our second visit. The place looks better than my previous visit. Grill gate has been constructed in the front. Marble sitting place has been built. Around 10 local people were sitting near the Fossil woods. Few guys were singing Gaana song. This doesn't serve the purpose of the historical place. This should be taken care. There is a path which leads to the backside. The environment is good there. You will get a view of River Sankarabharani. My father told water is not coming in the toilet.

Very good ambience..nice place for picnic. Entry is totally free. Restroom facility available. However there is no dedicated parking.

Natural wonder in Tamil Nadu

Connectivity is little difficult, need to make more improvements in this...

The place is great as it has the fossil wood scaterred across with an vast 300 year old banayan tree adding to the settings..an forest and small lake behind..but no proper person to explain..or datings mentioned the concerned dept can step in for further upgrade

Unbelievable collection of 2.5cr year old trees that have turned into stones. No guide available to explain. Reading from internet prior to visit would help.

A small place but well maintained. Should give credit to the maintenance team and government. People visiting here be responsible, don't damage anything here.

Awesome place to see and feel the pulse of Indian Crafts. What I also liked was the politeness of the staff and helpful nature. Loved every moment spent there.

The National Gandhi Museum and Library as the name suggests is both a museum and a library, the former dedicated to the great father of the nation of India, the latter mostly a library, but with an emphasis on Gandhi. The museum chronicles the life and times of Gandhi through exhibits, photographs and paintings. If you want to know about the achievements of the great many, this museum is one of the best places to do that.

Very nice autentic museum, that tell's Ghandi's story very fine. I front there is a besutifil garden and a small coffee shop.

Mahatma, his life ,his message ,his idealogy is chronologically organised across every wall alongside rich collection of relavent artefacts. Please do visit and be enlightened intellectually and spirituality.

It is a very informative place. It has huge collection of data on Gandhiji. The collection starts from his early age untill his demise. It also has some technological advancements that you can enjoy like the recreation of Gandhiji's heart beat and Gandhiji's address to the nation through the telephone. One of the many attractions related to Gandhiji is the huge collection of Charkhas. A mesmerising place indeed.

Nice place dedicated to bapu's memories

As was Gandhi, so is the Museum. Full of simplicity, seeing his personal belongings brings a sense of saadgi in one.

Free entry here. Very clean place. A memorable place that must to see.

The meusem is nice, neat and clean place. There are trees which might be more than 100 years old. The museum is well lit with live shows. Pottery, handcrafted, colouring, painting and much more. I saw the folk dance too with music. They have different departments to see from handbooks, textiles, art , craft,pottery and much more. Tickets for adults are for 20rs and kids go free. There is a cafe also there to have some delicious meal. A souvenir shop too.

A place to experience and know various indigenous art styles of India. Textile art, architecture, sculpture, fabric, wall art etc. A must go to place for art enthusiasts and people interested in folk cultures.

A spacious place with great aesthetic spots for an evening stroll with friends and family and is well-orgaized, nature friendly at the same time. Ancient looking and handcrafted artefacts and items to be found in bulks. A great place to visit.

Nice place

A beautiful open air museum situated on Bhairon Marg in the Pragati Maidan area of Delhi. It has a wonderful ambience and showcases the wide diversity of handicrafts of India. There are stalls set up by craftsmen and women who are invited from distant parts of the country. You can admire their wares and even purchase them if you wish to do so. There are live performances by traditional artists as well. This is the perfect place to visit with your children and especially foreign friends to have them catch a glimpse of the traditional arts and crafts of India.

Such a beautiful place to visit by art and craft lovers ..... the Indian history depicted in a best way 👌 totally loved it

Well planned Indian art and craft museum, this museum holds lots of talent and Indian culture inside it. Delhi's one of the best place to visit. Specially for art lovers...

It's a beautiful, peaceful spot away from the hustle of the city. A really wonderful place to explore diversity of India, considering different aspects and sections. Must visit if you're into history and art or if you are simply looking for some peace in this fast moving city.

The museums are very well maintained however the toilets are not cleaned and nor well maintained. Representing different places of India, their culture and how diverse our country is. Serene place worth spending time in. See the arts and crafts of various Indian regions. The village created outside is a pleasure to visit: of course its not a live-in village but a real, life size one for an experience. Good for all ages. The National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum commonly known as National Crafts Museum in New Delhi is one of the largest crafts museums in India. It is run by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The museum is situated on the corner of the Pragati Maidan, facing the Purana Qila complex.

Best place to know the arts and crafts. State wise crafts and arts are displayed here you can purchase hand made arts of different states of India. Recently govt of India has made entry free for all Indians. Great place for arts lover. You can spent good time with your family.

Mirrors are so dirty and some place are close in the museum . But overall best place to visit with children The National Science Museum in Delhi is one of the most popular and largest science museums in India. It is a great place for children and adults alike to learn about science and technology through interactive exhibits, workshops, and educational programs. Many visitors have praised the museum for its wide range of exhibits, which cover a variety of scientific topics and concepts. The museum features several permanent galleries such as the 'Hall of Nuclear Power' and the 'Gallery of Transport,' which showcases the evolution of transport in India. The museum also has several temporary exhibitions, events, and workshops that keep visitors engaged and interested in learning about science. The 3D theatre and the planetarium are also quite popular among visitors. Visitors have also appreciated the efforts of the museum staff in making the exhibits engaging and informative. They have commended the staff for their willingness to answer questions and for their knowledge about the exhibits. On the downside, some visitors have pointed out that the museum can get crowded during peak hours and that the facilities could use some improvement. Additionally, some have noted that the museum may not be suitable for very young children, as some exhibits require a basic understanding of science concepts. Overall, the National Science Museum in Delhi seems to be a great place for anyone interested in science and technology. It offers a unique learning experience and provides visitors with a chance to explore and discover the wonders of science

Loved how the museum was curated. It was easier to find our way around the galleries and the exhibitions. Esp, loved the textile gallery and exhibition on Brocade while the Craft Village reminded me of something I wanted to back home. Nice audio tour. Not overwhelming. Good place to buy gifts from local artisans. Only downside is the vendors are always trying to sell you more (which is normal in India) which makes just browsing difficult.

This is a very nice and quite place to visit with friends and family if you want to learn about our history from different states. You can see people sitting there paiting on their canvas of the beautiful scenery. The entry is free of Indians. Must visit

It's the perfect place for those interested in art & crafts. The place is just wow so greenery, you can walk, sit & enjoy your day. No entry fees. Also there are few stalls who were selling handmade things like paintings, clothes (saree, kurtas) & jewellery. To explore the full museum you need at least 2 hrs so come accordingly. There is one cafe (cafe lota) inside the premises so if you get tired while exploring the museum you can enjoy the food here they have a variety of food items.

Honestly, this place is for those who love art and crafts and want to know about them in our history. The entry is free for Indian citizens. If you are thinking of visiting here with your family and friends, forget about it. This place is extremely boring for us normal non artistic people. Better Go to the Zoological park near it.

Nearest metro station - supreme court ticket fees - free for Indian citizens and 300 for foreign visitors. The audio guides are also available. This museum has three areas predominantly - cafe , museum and crafts demonstration area. The cafe has a good ambience but has waiting time, bit overpriced and could have more variety on the menu. The museum has a variety of artifacts and textiles put on show. One can see the craftsmen working in the demonstration area and you can also support them by buying their products.

Great Place with lot of historic and cultural and artistic things... Just loved it... NO ENTRY FEE FOR INDIANS

Free entry to a wonderful museum preserving national craft. Highly recommend for at least a one time visit. Super clean, well maintained and marvelous!

This is one of the best places to visit, if you love arts and culture. It gives you a good taste of Indian culture and how tribal arts are generated primarily using woods and other materials.

This place is magical. It’s like a time machine which will take us to a different era of art, history and India itself. The craft museum is centrally located in Delhi. If one is lucky, then can witness various performing arts and flock lore tales. A not to be missed in the capital. T

It's a nice museum to get to know about Indian handicrafts. It's a beautiful and less crowded place. Also has a cafe called Cafe Lota, to go for quick bites. The ticket is for Rs. 20 for Indian visitors.

For an awesome experience in calm environment to enjoy the historical glory of India this is the place. Here you will find the historical sculptures,ancient tools, weapons, carts, fabrics, and many different kind of arts of ancient periods from Indus Civilization to Mughal period and current. If u are looking for some mind blowing art and craft of our nation do give it a visit.

A great place for craft lovers. Loved the vibes and ambience. Being a lover of craft and handicraft items, this place is epic in showcasing the region wise art forms of India. The one must visit fabric evolution museum, that's super good. ???

Don't ever miss out this place if you are in Delhi.This museum is a village complex.It is one of the unique places in Delhi. There is a very good cafe inside-Cafe lota. Try to go there too.

They have evolved into a decent museum but still need to do a lot more. Most of the public comes there to visit Cafe Lota, the eating joint within the premises. But the museum does have a decent collection of antiques and folklore based handicrafts, from different communities, tribes and dynasties in India. They have so much of space and they are based in the capital city - which is why they need to a much better job. Also the gift shop is just so-so. Though you can just go, buy a ticket - see it and then head to Lota for some mutton samosas.

Awesome Place to Visit. Anyone who wants peace and also want to know about the history and humanity must visit here. I won't say much more go out and visit their, You'll know.

Guys, if you want to travel to a good place where you can enjoy a little bit of solitude, then this place is great. And the art, I must say, is mindblowing. And watching students painting, I guess, that was my favourite thing.

This is a really cool place to hangout with your family or for a date. They have a great cafe/restaurant (Lota) and the some interesting exhibits in the museum. They also have craftsmen that sell amazing handmade products. But, the parking is very limited and they don't maintain the different styles of indian huts that are exhibited outside.

If you love traditional art, this is the place for you. Mondays Closed. You'll find local artists from different states making their art pieces and selling them as well. Cafe Lota is also there so you can have meal as well.

This place will always be special to me. You can go here if you love Arts and Crafts. Must visit for those who want to appreciate rich culture of India. Also Cafe Lota in the same premise is awesome though bit costly. But food and ambience is worth the price. You will Love it.

It was nice, well maintained, must visit place to learn about craft's and culture history.

Beautiful place to learn about India's art and craft culture. It will take minimum 3 to 4 hrs to see this whole place. There are vendors who sell trinkets, painting and similar stuff. They are artisans from all over India. They also have themes running from time to time. Cafe lota is a good place to enjoy a heart meal post the visit. Amazing food inspired from cultures of India.

A crafts museum located at the corner of Pragati Maidan in New Delhi. It is a popular tourist attraction and is visited by tourists. This museum is commonly known as National Crafts Museum. It is one of the largest crafts museum in India. This museum houses a village showcasing wooden artifacts, embroidery, artificial jewelry, handicrafts etc. It also has an auditorium, a laboratory, research and documentation facilities etc. This museum is run by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. There are various galleries within the museum. It is open from 9.30 am to 5 pm. This museum is closed on Mondays. It is accessible from Pragati Maidan metro railway station. Had admired the different types of handicrafts and observed the Craftsmen creating the beautiful handicrafts as a school going child. This museum is an ideal place for families as well as school children. It is a must visit and should not be missed.

Great place to visit

Serene

Various galleries within the museum include the Tribal and Rural Craft Gallery, Gallery of Courtly Crafts, Textile Gallery, Gallery of Popular Culture etc.[6] Some of its prized collection include, the 250-300-year-old, Bhoota Collection from Karnataka, rare Kashmiri 300-year-old ‘dushalas’, handkerchiefs from Chamba, known for their unique embroidery, rare brocade and Baluchari saris, Kutch embroidery, precious metal jewellery and much more. The museum is popular for an exhaustive collection of textiles.[7] The museum also houses a village complex spread over 5-acre (20,000 m2), with 15 structures representing village dwellings, courtyards and shrines from different states of India, with items of day-to-day life displayed. The entire village complex is a remnant of a temporary exhibition on the theme of rural India, held in 1972. Today several traditional craftsmen in residence at the museum, can be seen working in a designated area within the museum complex, who also sell the crafts they create.[8]

The paintings of different state of India was shown there and the most thing is greenary there which make the place more fabulous .I recommend to must visit this place.And the cafeteria is too good.Shops for different handmade products was there.

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Come abd visit this place ... accumulates India traditional and cultural values .. or i can say it represents India .. to get there just drop down at supreme court metro stn and take a rickshaw .. minimal ticket of 20 rupees and the craft museum is the lime light ... Shops are also available to buy artifacts and even its has model of villages and cottages of different states of india .. kids parents family couples and school students are all invited . Locker is also available just behind the ticket counter .

THE NATIONAL CRAFTS MUSEUM & HASTKALA ACADEMY The National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum, popularly known as the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, celebrates the rich, diverse, and practising craft traditions of India. Situated in a large campus at the corner of Pragati Maidan, opposite the majestic Purana Qila, the museum was designed by the renowned architect Charles Correa. At present the Museum collection consists of over 33,000 specimens in various crafts, acquired over a period of 60 years collected from various states of India named as Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal. The collection reflects the continuing traditions of handicrafts and handlooms. Museum collection consists of a variety of traditional artifacts such as Textiles, a vast range of metal lamps, sculptures, utensils etc, Wood-works, Folk/tribal paintings , range of cane and bamboo crafts, clay and terracotta figures and a lot more. The exquisite examples of textiles include Kalamkaris, Jamawars, Pashmina and Shahtosh shawls, embroidered fabrics especially Kanthas, Chikankari works and chaklas Tie and Die (Bandhani) fabrics, Baluchar and Jamdaani saris, Pichwais, phulkaris, Ikat fabrics of Orissa, Chamba Rumals, Block printed textile fabrics of Gujarat and Rajasthan, Himru textile pieces of Maharashtra, Naga shawls, Chanderi saris and a variety of tribal textiles of the Lambadi, Toda and Naga tribes of North- eastern India.

Very gaurgeus

Love it

Best museum

Very nice place here you can learn more about handicrafts of india and know more about fabric and textiles

Beautiful place to hang out with friends and family and enjoy Indian architectural history and culture

You can see here some best handicraft work.

I love this place Government of India literally did a wonderful job by organising such events for the public Entry fee is 20rs Bag facility is there so you don't worry but try to come with only crucial things only like mobile or purse n waterbottle Here is so many kinds of events like traditional or folk dance , tribal museum , audio video hall , n many more You will definitely like this Must visit and explore the diversity of our India

This place is only handicrafts item sell

Good ambience

I loved the place because of its ambience!! If you want to go back to Malgudi days kind of environment then this place is for you!! Away from mundane city life, this place provides the much needed calmness. Doesn't matter if you are young or old, this place will be a treat for everyone!

The National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum, popularly known as the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, celebrates the rich, diverse, and practising craft traditions of India. Situated in a large campus at the corner of Pragati Maidan, opposite the majestic Purana Qila, the museum was designed by the renowned architect Charles Correa. At present the Museum collection consists of over 33,000 specimens in various crafts, acquired over a period of 60 years collected from various states of India named as Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal. The collection reflects the continuing traditions of handicrafts and handlooms. Museum collection consists of a variety of traditional artifacts such as Textiles, a vast range of metal lamps, sculptures, utensils etc, Wood-works, Folk/tribal paintings , range of cane and bamboo crafts, clay and terracotta figures and a lot more. The exquisite examples of textiles include Kalamkaris, Jamawars, Pashmina and Shahtosh shawls, embroidered fabrics especially Kanthas, Chikankari works and chaklas Tie and Die (Bandhani) fabrics, Baluchar and Jamdaani saris, Pichwais, phulkaris, Ikat fabrics of Orissa, Chamba Rumals, Block printed textile fabrics of Gujarat and Rajasthan, Himru textile pieces of Maharashtra, Naga shawls, Chanderi saris and a variety of tribal textiles of the Lambadi, Toda and Naga tribes of North- eastern India.

Nice place for shoping handicraft items

Very beautiful place. Atmosphere is good, you should visit it once in a year. This place has wheelchair accessibility, 20₹entry fees.. 500₹ camera charges. No one is allowed to touch anything here. You can also do shop their. I hope this information will help you. ??✌️

Nice Place to visit

Awesome place for people who love and want to know India

Lovely

The collection is very good also the display is very well done.

Illuminating, I wasn't so aware of the talent of our traditional artisans. Do visit Cafe lota as well, its inside the compound itself

(Translated by Google) Cafe lota (Original) Cafe Lota

I loved it's museum and craft design

Really nice ambience. Food is a little expensive but it's all very fine quality.

(Translated by Google) A modest museum (Original) Vaatimaton museo

Lot to explore, if one is interested in historical culture and art. It gives an exposure to modern handloom as well.

Awsm place

Nice place .

Pathetic Food in terms of Taste , rest all well

Liked it. Having different types of handicrafts and handlooms. Here exhibition cum selling occurs. One can purchase different artistic things of different areas. There are good architectural, looms, crafts model to see and learn about them. And also there are availability of things to purchase at a good price.

Great and peaceful place. Cafe lota is just outside of you need to grab a drink or two. Must visit place if you want to escape from the hub hub around the city and want to spend a peaceful evening.

Peaceful place specially i like village portion n the space around the courtyard.

This Place is Loaded With Beautiful Art And Craft. You Can Shop Here Beautiful Jewelry Showpiece clothes handmade Craft items. There Are Some Flaws Tags Are Missing And Date Is Not Mentioned On Many Items. I'll Recommend You To Visit There At least Once.

It is one of the good place to know our historical culture. Everything is designed so fine and there is bazaar where you can buy antique items

The most beautiful offering by Delhi that you won't find in popular searches. Despite being in Delhi, this place is extremely unlike Delhi - quite, senic and happy! Loved every corner of this pretty place

Awesome experience, as photography not allowed inside the museum cldnt capture .. however the place is too gud..worth exploring.. especially for art lovers

Awesome place....near supreme court metro station in Delhi.... hygienic place.....nice presentation.....best artwork....for educational purposes also....

Amazing place to roam , lota café is a must go when you visit this crafts museum

Good place to understand Indian handicrafts. Neet and clean. Photography not alloweded inside. There r some handicrafts shops too

A fantastic place, resorted our heritage so nicely. A must visit.

Great place and cafe lots is go to place

Nice place to be

Nowadays few handicrafts are available on off,good walking area .social distancing is well Maintained.

Good place

Nice place

This museum will not just give insights to Indian handicraft, textiles and handlooms... The replicas of many traditional structures, paintings, murals and sculptures with vast green spaces gives a zen feeling to this place.. place looks hardly crowded due to open coutyard styled spaces and may be visited taking all safety measures with you.. during ongoing pandemic. #notpromotingtravel #staysafe

(Translated by Google) Cafe lota (Original) Cafe lota

Under renovation... deserted

Awesome place for exhibition and sale.

#lotacafe - This place never fails me. The food everytime without fail #consistent #sametaste ... What is worth mentioning is the #filtercoffee and #masalachai ... And plus u get a decent place to chill out if there is a waiting ... P.S. the craft museum is worth a shot ... #superbselfies #amazingclick ;-) :-D

Very nice place

Best handicraft museum

😚😚😚😍

Not good arrangements, parking is very small, needs lot of improvements

Went to have dinner in the Cafe. Awesome experience

If you're an art lover, this is a must visit place. It houses beautiful and select painting from various parts of India like the madhubani art etc. Also terracot art is presented. One of the key landmarks for restoring and manifesting Indian culture in the capital city.

Apart from the crafts museum, this place is famous for the restaurant "Cafe Lota"

Lost art forms are available to see and traditional artisans make craft personalized to you

Nice place to know our cultural heritage

Awesome place. And the Cafe Lota inside is a fantastic place for those people who want quiet ambience and explore variety of food.

It is good place to view about the art culture of India

(Translated by Google) A place where you can know your tradition Children are very enlightened in a small place to know the history of their civilization. Too expensive (Original) एक स्थान जहां आप अपने परंपरा को जान सकते हैं बच्चों को अपनी सभ्यता अपनी कला के इतिहास को जानने का छोटा सा स्थान पर बहुत ही ज्यादा ज्ञानवर्धक। बहुत क़ीमती

This place is good for watching antique or ancient products but the maintenance of historic monuments is worst

Entertaining

I like the food and decorated

Generally shows the material made by hands in front of you

Place was good

Must for people looking for a peaceful place to enjoy Craft and Coffee together in Delhi

(Translated by Google) Mula bhardwaj (Original) Mula Bhardwaj

Nice museum but under renovation. Toilet not clean

(Translated by Google) There is a lack of maintenance of the glimpses of rural life, as well as misuse of government budget is also happening a lot (Original) ग्राम्य जीवन की झलकियों के रख रखाव की बेहद कमी है साथ ही सरकारी बजट का दुरुपयोग भी बहुत हो रहा है

Quality place loved it

Love local art and handicrafts, visit this place for sure

I love this place for real. So close to nature and a calm place, good for photography

It's a beautiful place to spend a day......with an amazing cafe within the complex

It's so beautiful and gud place for gain gud information about crafts and culture of india

Very few stalls for selling crafts products. With such 7-8 stalls, entry ticket of Rs. 20 is not justified.

Beautiful, aesthetic, and most importantly the ambience was so good. And please visit cafe lota which is in the premises itself. I loved it

Beautiful place

Good for visit

Should advertise this place aggressively

It has a cafe called lota cafe and it's just too amazing

This places is for anyone who loves handicrafts or want to see versatile indian crafts. I was in awe of how many art and handicrafts we indian have. U will learn a lot here about Indian history And if u love shopping they have handicrafts exhibition going on also, buy some goodies as well

Quiet place, wonderful to visit in winter. It's never crowded. Except for the Cafe, which usually has a wait of 45mins. A unique architectural experience and wonderful crafand demonstrations on display. Also has a good shop for craft products and artefacts

Rich cultural renaissance

Great

Nice place to visit for persons who interested in art and craft, fashion designers and who loves indian nature Very important and limited books are also available in the library

Loved this place

Great collection of indian textile, arts and crafts history.

One should visit atleast once.

Nice and calm place. There is a nice south Indian restaurant in the museum complex.

Keep calm and noise free place Craft and village culture are showing here

Excellent musuem...esp textiles

Always Ready This Place. Accha Lagta Hai, Peace of Mind😊

Peacefull place for sketching and shopping with delicious food

Superb place

Went there on Sunday, its such a waste of time . I don't know why people mention this place in must visit. If you are near pragiti maidan and have absolutely nothing to do ,then you can go to kill some time. Or if its in ur list and u want to get it checked. Highly disappointed. Had expected some good experience of our craft and culture from this place but zero.

Never heard of such a wonderful place that existing in Pondicherry for a very long time, it's an awesome place where u can see wide range of fossil Rocks which belong to 20 million yeaes. I hope tourism department of Pondicherry should make them familiar among the tourist so that I can be popular among the travellers. One more thing for your kind information these rocks are safeguard for years so kindly have a gentle visit over the place so that it can be preserved for the next generation

Great experience to visit the place. There u can see the trees changed to rock like structure in over 2 crores years

Don't expect too much 😅😅🤣....

Nice and peace full place..

A nice little place for the geologically inclined and general folks as well. Well worth the visit if you are going to Pondicherry. What you will find here are very old trees that were buried underground and petrified (turned into stone) by minerals which seep into the cells of the tree and turn solid. What is left is a stone which retains the exact shape of the tree. Eventually these fossilized remains were exposed above the ground and can be found here. The place is decently maintained although there are hardly any people. These kinds of places need more publicity to educate the public. Very good if you want to spark interest in science in the minds of young kids.

Its wonderful place .I was visiting this place my school day .after the come of yesterday. Visitors low but the place of wonderful .enjoy on my friends

It's a place where you can leisure for less than a hour, try to be here before 12pm, otherwise the heat will make you dry fish. This place contains water tank (not filtered) and pathetic toilet. No car parking 👎, if you are a geologist yu will love this place, if yu are tourist it will not hype your feelings.

Nice place to know about fossil wood

Good place for an day off from the world

Very awesome play to see dinosaur age stones and wood foosils

Ministry of Mines have made geological survey...In this place tree is converted into stone...by means of sedimentation and erosion

Geological wonder must visit for school kids

Small, beautiful and peaceful place... 300+ years old banyan tree and 20million year old fossil wood. No specific parking available, since it is not crowded and it is in village, there is no issue.

(Translated by Google) 9 am to 6 pm There are no shops nearby. No restaurant. There is a toilet facility but no proper maintenance. No drinking water facility. There is a water facility. (Original) 9 am to 6 pm அருகில் கடைகள் இல்லை. உணவகம் இல்லை. கழிவறை வசதி உள்ளது.ஆனால் முறையான பராமரிப்பு இல்லை. குடிநீர் வசதி இல்லை. தண்ணீர் வசதி உள்ளது.

Good

It is a rare place to find out fossilized trunks of trees. Some of the tree trunks are dated back to 20 million years.

Government will collect some enty fees for maintenance and tourism development inside of the park. behind an lake will be there will plan for an ⛵. Government will plan.

Located at last in the village with a splendid river view. Many stone trees are lined up everywhere but not maintained. One of a kind place lacks people awareness about geo heritage sites. Quick visit is enough, max time of 1 hour for complete visit. Restrooms are there and neat.

The intention to make a grand exhibition of the fossils by the Government Department is praise worthy. The general public should not take this place for a picnic-spot . It is a place of awareness-building and research. I am of the opinion that we should find out the real reasons ...why they all got accumulated in such a specific geographic location. Flowing magma can carry rock ...and not a flowing river !! There is still a lot to research about its origin and local history.

(Translated by Google) Avaniyaouram (Original) Avaniyaouram

Very calm and pleasant place. Lot of wood fossils. Very Nice place to visit once

Great place

(Translated by Google) Aticayamenrekuralam (Original) அதிசயம்என்றேகூராலாம்

Nice place to see

Nice place to chill but small

Good

Nice location and age-old historical place

Good

Nice and attractive place enjoyed with my family visited on 21/1/2020

Nice place peacefull place

A good

Such wonderful historical place 😍💐

Super

Nice and everyone can see this place

Nature marvel. If you are science buff, go. It's a small place. 1 hour is more then enough. 2 crore year old trees turned in to rocks. On the way see tamilnmadu landscape.

Good maintenance

Historical place.. to everyone should visit..

SEMA..place ...go there...u get some peace

Great place for art and craft lovers.

India in ethnic background

Love this place.

Beautiful place to visit

Museum is where time is transformed into a space. National crafts museum is a peaceful experience. Best part is it doesn't feel like a typical museum. It'll be like you're having a walk in villages of different states showcasing their artwork. There are exhibitions also of different artists or states time to time. There's a cafe inside the museum, cafe lota.

Amazing for peaceful environment and serenity

Best place to know about crafts and culture of all States of our country

A nice and warm place to visit with friends in the heart of Delhi. Amazing for taking pictures for your gram . Aesthetic and cool . And the best part - pretty quiet .

Soothing environment

Nice

Old traditions are well kept treasures .....

Very peacefull and beautifully described rural india.. The roots of india...!!

Nice place. Parking is an issue.

Superb

Good place to visit. Also have good Cafe inside. You can also buy handicrafts from various states artist.

It was an awesome experience, our heritage is centuries old, a short and smart way to show the beauty of our Bharat..

Good

Just i can say it's 'wow'

Nice place to visit

Good place

It is a storehouse of interesting information especially on textiles from all over India.

Heritage walk...

Great experience it shows glimpse of gandhi ji's life in detail

It's very nice place to gain knowledge about Indian history and Mahatma Gandhi. There are many evidences of early life of Gandhi ji. His ways of life were very simple and his thoughts were very high. There are many materialistic things used by Gandhi ji. These things make us feel Mahatma Gandhi in our hearts. One must visit this museum to feel great experience.

A nicely managed place serving as a perfect educational visit comprising of look at some wonderful historical monuments, can watch a Gandhi based film (by prior arrangements with the authorities), has a portrayal of Gandhi's life cycle and also a book shop.

Must visit in New Delhi. We haven't seen much people but this place has a lot of detail about Mahathma Gandhi. It is near to the raj-ghat. It is a very clam and peaceful place. Take few hours and go through all the photographs, it will provide better view about his life. This place is well maintained. There is no any entrance fee.

It's a Gandhi Museums and Library Also, it's located nearby yhe Rajghat New Delhi. Here A lots of Booos are available here. The staff and Management is Good. In this Place you can feel Peace, and fully silent environment.

It is India's National Museum dedicated to the person who has contributed immensely for India's freedom struggle, uprooting social evils from Indian society. Special Attractions: His belongings, the one bullet that murdered his soul, his worth appreciating portraits made by artists from across the world, There is a dedicated book section and library inside the main building. Documentary shown here summaries his life and must be seen, there is also a souvenir shop. Drinking water available, No entry fee

(Translated by Google) Lóve (Original) Lóve

Nice place

When I visit in gandhi museum, I feeling silent .

Good

Good

Very good

is this open tomorrow.? my 7years kid wants to visit.

One Of The Freedom Fighter Of India

(Translated by Google) Gandhi ji gerete (Original) Gandhi ji gerete

(Translated by Google) National Gandhi Museum Large Court has a Gandhi birthplace (museum). (Original) 国立のガンディー博物館 ラージコートには、ガンディーの生家(博物館)がある。

Visit here to know about past and see things of mahatma gandhi

Free entry hear. Nice pleace

A must place to visit Before reacting we must know Gandhiji A good collection of books on Gandhi and Gandhinism is available

Good museum

Well maintained library with a large collection of books and peaceful environment. Replica of Gandhi Ji's Sabarmati ashram is also there. A short movie is played inside. Museum with a variety of 'Charkhas', Old Ghandhi Ji's photos. Few related books also available to buy at a stall towards exit. A small canteen to get snacks.

Love for gandhi

(Translated by Google) Truth and non-violence (Original) सत्य और अहिंसा

Just down the road from Ghandhiji darshan is the national Ghandi museum. Must see for every one to understand the quit india movement.the indepth views of the Mahatma his life etc..not to be missed.

Gandhi Museum has a very rich collection of relics, books, journals and documents, photographs, audio-visual materials, exhibitions, art pieces and other memorabilia closely connected with Mahatma Gandhi. It is also developing into a centre for the availability of Gandhian and allied literature. #NationalGandhiMuseum

(Translated by Google) It tells the reliable story of Ghandi's life and its importance for the autonomy of India and its people !!! (Original) Conta a história fidedigna da vida de Ghandi e sua importância para a autonomia da Índia e seu povo!!!

Well Maintained Museum

Great place to be at .. Loved it , nice museum, nice library , good place to spend some time .. Ambience is nice , I feel like home everytime i visit .

I think people are getting their reviews muddled with this place (memorial museum) and the main Gandhi Museum. This museum just has a gallery of photos and a replica of one of his hospital cottages in Africa. There was nothing clear that the main museum was a few streets away, across a very busy highway.

Amazing💕😍💕😍💕😍😍✨😍✨💕😍

Nice, cool and calm place hangout with your family, you will feel peace of mind. -lot of stuff available for home decoration. -monday closed -Theme Restaurant and cafe available. I don't know why it so Underrated.

Craft Museum is one of the most beautiful place in Delhi.. But unfortunately this place is very low rated and a few people came here... 👍

Good place to see exquisite carving on stone and wood, traditional terracotta sculptures, folk & tribal paintings, village look huts/houses, live demonstration of crafts by artisans, and many more.

Great place to know culture and arts

Its a great place with diverse cultural asthetics. Whole village complex gives a glimpse of Culture of India and the museum has a varied collection of scluptures and articlutes from different regions of ancient India

(Translated by Google) You might believe that Bhagati is such a splendid and quiet place in the heart of Delhi. Entry free of students all over the world and one of their favorite place to know (Original) आपको शायद विश्वास हो कि भागती दिल्ली के बीचो बीच में इतनी शानदार और शांत जगह है। पूरी दुनियां विद्यार्थियों कि एंट्री फ्री तथा जिन्हें पता है उनकी मनपसंद जगह में से एक

Most visited place if you have a artistic bent of mind.

Very nice heritage arts.

Indian heritage, artsy vibes Soulful checkout!

peaceful

It's very good place for art and craft lover which can explore many known and unknown works of tribal.

Nice & well maintained museum.Less crowdy.One can enjoy food there also.

Always loved it here! Nice curation of crafts across art forms, especially textiles.

Ok

Beutiful place

Quite nice

Cafe Lota is very very good! Museum itself is actually small.

Nice place of arts

a good place to visit, lots to discover. I appreciate the gotipua-dancers from Puri / Odisha

Crafts museum is an amazing place for arts lovers, or people who are into handlooms, textiles, architecture. Atmosphere is calm and has greenery maintained. There are a number of galleries for each kind. There is a market after the gallery where you can buy specialities of each states like shawls from Kashmir etc. The place also houses village gallery where they have huts or model houses from various indian states. Somehow the village gallery is less visited as most of the people aren't even aware as it's in the back side. Good for kids/youth to learn about some history. Near Pragati maidan metro, may be 20 minutes walk. Wheelchair accessible mostly. Has washrooms and drinking water facility. Also has a restaurant 'Cafe lota' in the campus.

Loved it.

Very interesting and very nice place everyone should visit

I went here to watch a play by Shoonya Theatre Group. Had a great time with the ambience and calmness of this place. Really serene.

Ok place . Its good for time pass , u can see our old culture but it was too small place .

Nicest place

Good place for solitude lovers. Went to see a hindi drama by Mohan Rakesh in the open surroundings. The chairs were made of handicraft too. I am going to visit twice.

Grate

It's a good museum but not very informative. The exhibits are not well marked and very brief one line explanations are there on some. It could be so informative , all it needs is a little attention on part of the staff.

Nice place

The pavement was under construction. The complex was not as clean as it was supposed to be.

Interesting exhibits offered very satisfactory visit Lunch at Lota was high quality

calm and nice place

It was awesome

Nice display. I wish the lighting was better and that there was more complete information about the display.. perhaps audio info wud hv been good

I wasn't sure if going here will be good...but it was worth penny.... they've created old culture beautifully and maintained... cultural museum itself had great collections and it was amazing going there!!!!

Love the display of various craft items and paintings here. Make sure you you visit I on a day when there is a exhibition going on. It has few nice shops to buy handlooms and other craft items from decorative pieces to simple toys. It has very nice cafe which serves great food

Hidden treasure of Delhi. If you are interested in art. Very good collection of crafts of India and its culture. Entrance ticket Is only ₹ 20. No ticket required for kids.

Every thing and specially rajasthani dance is good.

This place is beautiful. Also, the cafe next to this place is extremely peaceful and soothing. Definitely, a must must visit.

Really nice place for people interested in history of crafts.

Crafts Museum is the perfect place to spend your afternoon on a weekend. The ticket to enter is INR 20/- and you can visit all the galleries during that time. There is also a dedicated market sort of an area where you buy things. I bought a jute sling bag only for INR 250 which is relatively cheap from online jute stores. Apart from this you can also enjoy some delicious food at the cafe on the entrance. Overall it is a place where you can go to appreciate and learn about different arts from sculpture to textiles everything is there.

Beautiful and informative place to know more about different art form, livelihood for different cultures and indulge in pottery activity plus shop artistic jewelry and other stuff

I went there with my 5 yrs old daughter and liked this place. I went on Sunday at 10 am, and it no one was there, not at all crowded. It has sculptures, clothing, architecture models of almost all the cultures of India. It also has small market outside that sells handcrafted things. This can be covered in 3 hours. It also has a lively restaurant, but I did not like the food and lassi as well, still it was full I don't know why.

An amazing peaceful experience into the own world of India and its culture and rich heritage that you would savour for very long time. Truly a saved and well preserved gem in the heart of Delhi. The open-air museum has ample of stuff to know the wide diversity of handicrafts in India. There are Tribal art, traditional indian art, indian handlooms, huts that still belong and are alive in many different regions of States that are enough to catch your eyes and spend a few more minutes at the each stall set up by craftsmen on the pavement before you further witness a live performance by Rajasthani villagers. The place has its own cafe and restaurant just at the entrance of the museum and the exhibition rooms are fully air-conditioned. Ticket price is Rs 20/-

This Craft museum located in back side of old fort you can visit here with family or friends. That is so beautiful and you feel so peacefull. After reached here you feel we come in village atmosphere. You definitely visit here and see the culture and tradition of different states here is also folk singers.

Loved the museum. The new additions are absolutely breathtaking. It was fun walking through the place, and Lota Cafe is always a quality destination for food after a long walk around the museum.

This is a quaint place, not very popular with tourists. There are huge terracotta statues at the entrance under a dense canopy of trees. The various galleries are located in a single storeyed complex with sloping teracotta tiled roof with a verandah which gives it a native vibe. There are various galleries starting from tribal crafts to courtly crafts. But the most impressive is their textile gallery. They have an extensive collection which is well curated. Beyond the galleries there is a section demonstrating various rural dwellings and a small area for sale of crafts.

Sucha. Creative and interesting place it is where all kinds of crafts from india are preserved here alot of information and artifact's are here.one should visit this place and know more n more about the indian craftsman and their work. Cafe is also provided here so and even a reference library is also thete so that one can read more in detail about the craft or the community . Its a must recommended place for children and adults also. Nearest metro station is pragati maidan. And you can reach mandi house metro station and from there can take auto.

A fine place to spend time and gain knowledge on various topics related to handicrafts. You can visit with family or friends.

I liked this place my experience was good but things are on little expensive side but it's okay for someone or someone not it depends as we know all though great for an out .

Good experience, worth it, you should go there with family or couple with anyone atmosphere is pretty awesome

Best place to visit for elders, youngers and kids also... Very good experience... My son loved this place...

Great ambience. Nearest metro is Supreme court. You can take auto to reach here. Its very nicely kept. Not too crowded. You can buy different form of crafts of different states here.

I went there yesterday. What a calming and beautiful place it was away from all the hustle. The place was not at all crowded.

Wonderful experience. The audio tour pack is also worth the money. The museum is really well done. Everything is neat and kept well spaced out. The interior is also rich in architecture and in itself adds to the museum.

Visit this museum incase you happen to go to cafe lota or pragati maidan.

Though its still in making but it was one of a kind experience to see how different arts have been kept in one place. Seems great efforts by authorities. Shopping also available Getting audio guide will be helpful Now a days there additional execution going on.

Great ambience, well shaded with trees and shrubs. A good place to experience the culture and craft tradition of India . Students can have free entry of you provide the ID cards. Entry fee is rupees 30

Was here on Saturday afternoon. The place was not crowded. Tickets can only be purchased with cash and digital payments are not accepted which is a downer. Bags are not allowed inside the museum but there is a loan locker available. Audio guide is available but is not recommended. The audio guide would cost you hundred rupees but I did not think it worth as most of the items on display have descriptions alongside it. There is a cafe near the museum and exhibition and sales stalls. I wouldn’t say this is a must visit museum have seen better museums in Delhi and in other states.

Guys trust me if you were a fan of tribal museum Bhopal, this place is not going to disappoint. From the enclosed galleries to the open exhibitions the museum never disappoint for a single minute. So much to learn about the tribal practices and culture. Live size sample of their vernacular dwelling units are beautiful. I personally am a fan of the Naga Hut. I can not emphasis on how much I love the transitioning spaces and courtyards that link the galleries cohesively. There is a big Rath sample kept in the central courtyard with is worth a sight. And how can I forget the Aristocratic gujrati wood house and the jharokhas next to it. If that's not enough to intrigue you then how about drying your hairs the ancient style with a ancient gujrati hair drier 😌?. I mean lol. I gave too much info.haha, Rest explore on your own and find your hidden gem 😉.

How to not be in Delhi, while being in Delhi. This place is a highlight reel of regional crafts. But, if you don't speak Hindi you have to pay more for audio guide. Quite ironical for a museum that's promoting regional crafts.

It's a very nice place to visit with your family or friends.. Ideal place for school picnic as well because as the name says National crafts museum it has a lot to offer to kids.. They can learn about different fabrics and knitting. Different crafts from every State of India. For youngsters there are spots to click good insta worthy pics.. It has a cafe as well called 'Cafe lotta' to spend quality time and to dig in some good food ...

The place is really open and beautiful. The food is authentic and delicious. I will suggest to try himachali thali. This place has different kachha and pukka houses to represent different states. If you want to visit the museum, you can visit anyday except Mondays, although cafe remains open everyday.

It's an amazing museum to experience the art of tribal lives and the vast stories of fabrics and crafts. Location: pragati maidan Entry fee: Free Nearest metro : Supreme court ( Blue line) Nearby places: Old fort, National Science museum, Zoo, India Gate.

Durimgy college time it is not that happening, just we go there and sketch, paint and come back, but now it is so beautiful and it is also with modern touch. They have exhibitions and mesuem which so huge and diverse. Textile showcase is tremendous. I recommend this place those who are interested or wanted to know more about Indian textile heritage. FREE ENTRY for Indians, foreigners will be paid entry. Cafe Lota inside the campus is also very nice and food is just like homemade.

Lot of efforts are put to recreate the villages in between the busy roads of Delhi. It’s all decorated with Warli, Saura, Gond paintings on the walls. Rich in colours and the intricate designs. It’s peaceful. No entry fee. Can stay as long as you want. Handicrafts and tribal art seems very expensive. Drawing charts are around ₹1000. I felt it is highly priced.

The National Crafts Museum in Delhi is a treasure trove of old and unique handmade crafts. I was fascinated by the intricate details and the rich history behind each piece. It's a place where tradition and artistry come together beautifully. I highly recommend visiting and immersing yourself in the world of Indian craftsmanship. ✨🎨