I was amazed to see the art and the creativity of the artists. Hats off to the person who came up with the idea of having a walking museum. You can also download the app and get an audio your of the museum as you walk towards your boarding gate. Simply artistic, beautiful and creative!

While at the Mumbai international airport, take out time to appreciate the art work displayed here. It speaks volumes of the talented artists.

A wonderful idea.. Museum depicting the best in class arts at the boarding area.. It is really a amazing. When flights are getting late every day it is where one can kill time in a purposeful manner. Its really a awesome, superb, fabulous. Even i would say that as one can visit the museum with boarding pass only, one must get boarding pass early and witness this amazing art museum. Loving it !!

Exclusive plants and flowers outside the Arrival hall of T2 Mumbai International airport. Very nice options and display. Maybe a bit expensive. Its an outlet which will not have many competitors in the vicinity. You normally get such plants at roadside nurseries in Mumbai. Worth a look. However the actual work of art is inside the T2 terminal hall and spread across the whole terminal. Outstanding.

While most airports go for a minimalistic approach to design. This is the polar opposite. The walls are adorned with some really eye catching murals. And some that raise social awareness too. Does help you spend time while waiting for your flight. Can help you save some money as you’ll be busy looking at these displays instead of spending time in the shops. Unique!!

GVK new museum inside TE, of the chatrapati shivaji maharaj international airport in mumbai is one of the Best places to be. The shop contains potted plants, bonsai plants , murals, pots of different shapes and sizes. The sale area is huge Kindly hit like button if you like the review. I will do the same for your reviews.

JAYA HE GVK NEW MUSEUM Art and Culture : GVK CSMIA T2 is home to India’s largest public art programme, titled ‘Jaya He’, in the form of a 3.2 km multi-storey Art Wall, illuminated by skylights, that has over 5000 pieces of artwork and artifacts from every region & corner of India. Possibly India’s largest public artwork project to date, Jaya He Museum at the Mumbai International Airport, spans across Terminal 2 and is a landmark corporate initiative to safeguard an immense cultural resource. One of the few Installations I liked during my visit here: 1. Recycled & Unconventional Map of Mumbai 2. Hawa Mahal in Turban denoting Vaayu (An element of panchmahabhuta) 3. Frozen Fire denoting Agni 4. Moving Constant- (Tanjore Paintings- Folk Art Form) 5. Nomadic Tribes (Gadiya Lohar) 6. Vahanas (mount/vehicle) of a Hindu God 7. Palitana Painting (09/09/1934) Special thanks to Ms.Ashwini Varma @ashwini_varma for a guided tour of the museum. You can also plan your visit, for no matter how many times you transit through the airport, Domestic or International, it been created in a way that you will be see a new detail in these exquisite “narrative trails” rich in ethnographic stories every time you are at the Airport. CSMIA gives you an opportunity to take a guided tour of the museum in the departures section. Called as Jaya He Safari, these tours can be availed for free as you depart from Terminal 2.

Love the art work inside airport.Amazing! Food court is good and reasonable prices,be prepared place can be crowded.Duty free is nothing special

Worth spending the layer over time looking at the art made by artists around India, from Kerala murals to renaissance paintings. Download the Jay He Museum app from Google Play Store, for better understanding of the context and details of the art and the artist.

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Best airport in India with so much more than just an airport... But does anyone really have that time ? I mean Hardly enough time to see everything here. Since have to catch the flight

India can shine bright when she lets her best talent to soar. This terminal is the domestic section of the international airport and they have some very creative art works for decorations.

A wonderful idea.. Museum depicting the best in class arts at the boarding area.. It is really a amazing. When flights are getting late every day it is where one can kill time in a purposeful manner. Its really a awesome, superb, fabulous. Even i would say that as one can visit the museum with boarding pass only, one must get boarding pass early and witness this amazing art museum. Loving it !!

CURATORIAL NOTE ON THE ARTWORK PROGRAM Art Wall Small In India Jaya He mark and celebrate every rite of passage, particularly in travel – every threshold and doorway is enriched by ritual consecrating the journey through it. Jaya He ambition was to bring this sensibility to the airport, infusing meaning into the huge spatial volumes of T2 Mumbai. Jaya He was conceived as an initiation into the immediate environment and the larger context of the airport, the city of Mumbai and of India as a whole. Reflecting the many - layered story that is India, the collection evolved into an immense multi-disciplinary endeavour, like a new museum. Arguably India’s largest public art initiative, Jaya He has two distinct sections so far. The first of these is in the arrivals corridor, consisting of a series of nos. especially commissioned artworks that map the city as a layered narrative, unfolding page by page before the disembarking travellers. The second section is a wall running like a central curvilinear spine, designed to direct and control circulation of passengers through the terminal. Jaya He wanted the wall itself to become the artwork of an immense sculptural tableau of India’s plural cultural legacy, living traditions and contemporary artistic expression. Jaya He brought together designers, artists, artisans, architects, art historians, anthropologists and conservators with technicians, all working together to distil and interpret India culturally, aesthetically, historically and socially in a manner that leaves visitors with doubt that they are in the heart of the South Asian subcontinent.

Wow! The textures and the Art itself are astounding.

wonderful idea.. Museum depicting the best in class arts at the boarding area.. It is really a amazing. When flights are getting late every day it is where one can kill time in a purposeful manner. Its really a awesome, superb, fabulous

I had an amazing experience with the GVK guided tour of the museum. The guides were fantastic and very interactive. The exhibits are phenomenal and having someone explain it makes one appreciate it further. This is a free of cost tour that you can take if you have a long layover or waiting time at the airport. One can easily register for it online on the csia website. They say the registration should be done prior to 24 hrs but I had done some 15 hrs before and they accomodated me. My tour was around 2 hours and it was time we'll spent. It is up to you how much and how long you want to spend. The flexibility is its hallmark. Overall I would love to do this again as I was only able to see the parts in the domestic level of the terminal. Specially recommended for all foreigners who travel in and out of the country. If you love art and sculpture, you would not regret making this decision. I also got a thank you email along with a pic and a few post cards and pamphlets.

Miniature Bonsai Imprint Murals Ceramic sets Sparrows Brass sets Containers Pots Windpipe Wow Wow Wow..... Must visit spot at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj international Airport, Mumbai....

JAYA HE GVK NEW MUSEUM Art and Culture : GVK CSMIA T2 is home to India’s largest public art programme, titled ‘Jaya He’, in the form of a 3.2 km multi-storey Art Wall, illuminated by skylights, that has over 5000 pieces of artwork and artifacts from every region & corner of India. Possibly India’s largest public artwork project to date, Jaya He Museum at the Mumbai International Airport, spans across Terminal 2 and is a landmark corporate initiative to safeguard an immense cultural resource. Is hindu temples hear come all religions ..

It has more than 5500 artefacts, works of 100 artists and some 1000 artisans, spread across a span of 3.2 kms. Reflecting the many - layered story that is India, the collection evolved into an immense multi-disciplinary endeavour, like a ‘NEW MUSEUM’. Arguably India’s largest public art initiative, Jaya He has three distinct sections.

Beautiful art. One of the best airport in the world. Nice place to rest also on this side.

Loved being able to experience Indian art right at the airport! Worth it to spend your layover walking the airport to see it all.

The best, even better than IGI T3 for that matter in terms of space, architecture and art. Always refreshing to land at this aiprort.

A wonderful idea.. Museum depicting the best in class arts at the boarding area.. It is really a amazing.

In India we mark and celebrate every rite of passage, particularly in travel – every threshold and doorway is enriched by a ritual, consecrating the journey through it. Our ambition was to bring this sensibility to the airport, infusing meaning into the huge spatial volumes of T2 Mumbai. Jaya He was conceived as an initiation into the immediate environment and the larger context of the airport, the city of Mumbai and of India as a whole.

The Jaya He museum is inside the terminal 2 of the CSIA (Mumbai international Airport). It's spread out in the east as well as the west wings of the airport in the form of an U. It spreads over large walls spanning 3 floors of the airport. Its beautifully thought out and the exhibits depict Indian heritage and pay homage to many obscure or forgotten cultural and artistic brilliance of our country. There is an app that can be downloaded and played along while browsing the exhibits. It's truly spectacular and passengers should take out time to visit this during their wait at the airport.

Amazing ambience Well done place Nice layout Has all the items you would need at an airport, and more

The first walking museum that I have come across. A brilliant initiative to keep passengers engaged during long layovers or in case of flight delays

It is really a amazing. When flights are getting late every day it is where one can kill time in a purposeful manner. Its really a awesome, superb, fabulous. Even i would say that as one can visit the museum with boarding pass only, one must get boarding pass early and witness this amazing art museum. Loving it !!

A great place to visit if you like to learn about Indian history. It has a great collection of artefacts and other historical subjects; vast enough that you'll spend hours walking in the galleries and still not see everything! …

we mark and celebrate every rite of passage, particularly in travel – every threshold and doorway is enriched by a ritual, consecrating the journey through it. Our ambition was to bring this sensibility to the airport, infusing meaning into the huge spatial volumes of T2 Mumbai. Jaya He was conceived as an initiation into the immediate environment and the larger context of the airport, the city of Mumbai and of India as a whole.

Museum is a fantastic place and located at a very fantastic place that one should visit here definitely... Once you visit your time will be memorable.

I was amazed to see the art and the creativity of the artists. Hats off to the person who came up with the idea of having a walking museum. You can also download the app and get an audio your of the museum as you walk towards your boarding gate. Simply artistic, beautiful and creative!

we mark and celebrate every rite of passage, particularly in travel – every threshold and doorway is enriched by a ritual, consecrating the journey through it. Our ambition was to bring this sensibility to the airport, infusing meaning into the huge spatial volumes of T2 Mumbai. Jaya He was conceived as an initiation into the immediate environment and the larger context of the airport, the city of Mumbai and of India as a whole.

Wow it's a awesome idea to see a all wonderful Creativity of the artist we never felt bored when we are watching art we felt may be I am entered in another world Hat's off to the artist nd his creativity.....

Worth spending the time looking at the art made by artists around India, from Kerala murals to renaissance paintings. for better understanding of the context and details of the art and the artist.

"I visited Jaya He GVK New Museum, and it was amazing! The museum has lots of cool stuff to see, like art and sculptures. The place is big, and I learned many interesting things. It's a fun and educational place for everyone to explore."

Love the art work inside airport.Amazing! Food court is good and reasonable prices,be prepared place can be crowded.Duty free is nothing special

It's just an walking area in Airport with beautiful art pieces. Does not feel much like a museum and is hard to walk through

Wonderful Paintings and Art gallery

Excellent food and amazing service. Full points to the staff.

Amazing and Unique museum filled with History of India

Small and decant museum to go

Expensive look

This is how all things should be. A feast for your eyes.

Not having historical weapons or material.

Good store for gifts

good place to chill ............

they have nice paintings , at very good price , thank you gvk store team for discounts .

Best art and cultural display in a commute at a glance

Great airport built by Modi ji for the nation

The concept is unique, and the whole presentation is just superb. And, perhaps, this is the best place, in the whole terminal, to spend your time - especially, if you happen to have arrived at the airport, too early, and have nothing much to do.....

The museum is truly rare display of some of the most interesting ancient Indian artifacts brought from different regions and eras. Very intricate pieces in woods metals canvas murals colours golds!

Awesome !!!

Excellent

must visit place

Great is all I can, love.

Good way to spend time at the airport

Master piece

Good presentation

You can utilise the time by watching and exploring new things.

A time worth invested in exploring the variety of art forms. Be it sculpture, art piece, painted walls. Either you be a art lover or not a tour here make its place in memories.

Don't Miss it, if you Visit terminal 2, of Mumbai Airport,, It is pride of India, Take the help of GVK guys to know the exclusive stories behind each and every piece ,, This made Mumbai Airport an Art Collection..

Could do much better if staff was interested in their jobs

Best airport in world

Good collection of plants and Art stuff

Must visit if you are an art Lover and you at T2 at Mumbai International Airport and you have time. Contact the museum staff they guide about all the minute details of the museum.

I came to the airport around midnight and was looking around, my flight was at 5 am. It took about 20 minutes to show the place. I never thought that there might be a nice museum inside the airport. The place is great. Many of the ancient symbols of India are seen here through various pictures and models.

Nothing special.

Awesome airports

Amazing art and culture depicted at the museum