Not much to say... some things are better when left unspoken... they are about feelings. Tribal Museum, Araku Velley is one such thing... infact, this is the sole reason why you should visit Araku ... Araku has nothing much except this and this is worth your money and time.

Nice place for Families & Friends. Lots of new things to be seen. Complete peace of mind. Loved the maintenance by the management and the collection of Paintings 👍

A good place to visit to understand the life in tribal culture. But this place is made with a focus on some adventurous activities, shopping (I could see a lot of Chinese products on sale along with local products) and spend some time with family.

Tribal museum is the place one must see when they visit Aruku. This museum shows the tradition and culture of the people living in Aruku valley.In evenings there will be cultural programmes where we will see cultural dance of tribal people.It offers activities like rope cycling ,boating etc.

The Tribal Museum in Araku is a captivating showcase of indigenous culture. It beautifully portrays the history and traditions of local tribes through artifacts and exhibits. A must-visit for those interested in the rich heritage of tribal communities in the region. Entry fee is 60 per head. There are many activities option as well. But that will cost you extra bucks.

**Review of Araku Valley: Haven ** Araku Valley is a hidden gem that exceeded my expectations. The lush green landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and the rich cultural experience made it a memorable trip. Katiki and Chaparai Waterfalls were breathtaking, offering a serene escape into nature. The culinary highlight was undoubtedly the Bamboo Chicken – a unique and flavorful dish that shouldn't be missed. The Tribal Museum provided valuable insights into the indigenous culture. Araku Valley's charm lies in its simplicity and the warmth of its people. I left with a sense of rejuvenation and a deep appreciation for this offbeat destination. Highly recommended for nature lovers and those seeking an authentic cultural experience.

Really nice museum. You can do other activities too like boating etc. Entry fee is 50 rs per head. Araku Coffee Museaum is very near to this museum, you can also go there.

It is good place to visit in araku. Best thing is that u get to know about tribals life very closely. How they lived, eat ,spent life, their political system,their noraml routine and many more. The ticket costs 50 rs for adult and 20 rs for child. Good place with one cycle riding adventure activity. Many tombs like building that are good for photographers.

We spent around an hour to have a glance at the beauties of the tribal museum. Worth every penny of the ticket. The museum has everything that embeds the tribal people's lifestyle. .

Amazing tribal museum that depicts the culture around Araku valley. Must visit place, if you do not have any idea of the tribal culture. They have made some nice replicas of the culture and created entire show cases for the same. You can spend at least two hours or so, if you want to see things it. There is also a shopping place there to buy items that are more hand made.

Situated in the heart of Araku City, presenting life and workstyle of native tribal people in the region. Well maintained and decorated. Ethnic shops are available inside the museum premises with food stall, playgrounds and other events. Recommended for kids. Just for museum, 1 hour is enough.

Nice place don't expect much there will be tribal dance which is good visit in evening around 4-5 to have the dance show

It was a must visit place, and there are many activities like zip lining, boating and many more. this museum reflects the life of tribal people . Dinsa dance will be performed in evening time. You can do shopping and you can buy the organic products made by the tribal people at low cost. Visit this place in the evening time with your family. definitely you will enjoy this place.

The Tribal Museum is like a big park. We can relax sometime here. Here we can spend time with Water boating, Ropeway, Rope cycling. We can know the different kind of tribals and there civilization.

We can get knowledge about tribal life. Some games are also available here. Many shops are there selling forest products

It was quite devoid of people when we went there but it was a decent experience nonetheless. There were a lot of shops of spices, bags etc. The prices were as to be expected. It seemed to me that the rides there needed maintenance but seemed kind of okay i guess. The actual museum wasn't that big but had decent things inside it.

One of the finest museum in Andhra Pradesh, located in araku. It has some fun rides which can gives more than you expected and you can see lot of sculptures of tribal people and their antique utensils in the museum.

If you have visited Araku, do visit to Tribal Museum. One can have fun as well as knowledge. One can get knowledge about the Tribal culture and the the way they live. People can enjoy the life size idols which look very natural. One can do shopping, but items seems to be a bit costly. One can enjoy playing games like boating, sky rope, sky cycle, archery etc.

good place foe visit with family and kids ..its 2-3 hrs taking tour. But never buy rotten kaju from seller at front gate of Museum.....they offer good kaju to taste and sell packed rotten kaju. We thought they are local villagers,so we believe them and finally got fooled

Amazing, astonishing and worth visiting spot of the tour. A must visit place. This place feels so sacred, each and every aspect of the tribal life of the Araku people were preserved safely and securely.

The Tribal Museum in Araku Valley showcases the rich tribal culture. There are some models of the Araku valley landscape in the museum. There is a seed museum, farm and household equipments and utensils museum, tribal ornaments museum, a photo museum of tribal traditions and way of life. There is a new museum that exhibits the tribal traditions and life style. The famous Dimsa dance is performed in the evenings. A few shops that sell souvenirs are also in the premises. There is a fee to enter the museum.

Araku Museum is a tribal museum located in the Araku Valley of Andhra Pradesh, India. The museum showcases the lifestyle, traditions, and culture of the tribes living in the region. It was established in 1996 by the Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) of Andhra Pradesh. The museum has a collection of various artifacts, including traditional clothing, jewelry, musical instruments, hunting tools, and agricultural implements. The exhibits also showcase the different stages of cultivation, from plowing and sowing to harvesting and threshing. The museum also has a section on the history of the Araku Valley, its geography, and its flora and fauna. Visitors can learn about the various tribes that inhabit the region, including the Kondadora, Koya, and Valmiki tribes. Overall, the Araku Museum is an excellent place to learn about the tribal culture and history of the Araku Valley. It is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in anthropology or cultural heritage.

It's a very good place and the atmosphere is too good. Here people can know the lifestyle of tribals how they survive themselves. Some areas are restricted from photography.

Tribal museum the name itself hints us to know the lifes of hill tribes. Tribal life since their birth to death as the museum portrays all stages of the tribal people since the ages with their statue type of human beings and farming, animal loving and how they preserve the nature , family traditions and customs, food habits etc. It was displayed photos also. It has shopping complex of local handicrafts toys and other wooden,jute products to buy . Prices are on higher side. Entrance ticket also high. Children can enjoy as packaged game are available. Nice display of local site seeing pics. Food restaurant complex available inside the museum. Still can improve a lot as one can understand lot of commercial interests are there instead of travellers or tourist interests are ignoring as i personally experienced. Anyway all can enjoy.

Amazing, astonishing and worth visiting spot of the tour. A must visit place. This place feels so sacred, each and every aspect of the tribal life of the Araku people were preserved safely and securely. Could upload few pictures as photography wasn't allowed inside.

Good place to visit in Araku Vally. The museum explains all about the tribal lifestyle. Tribal Dance 💃 performance is organised in the evening at 5:00 PM. You can also shop the handcrafts at the reasonable cost. Children Park. Rope Sliding are available..

It depicts the lifesi, culture,and traditions of Tribals It is at Araku valley Ticket price was reasonable One can find all about tribals when they visit Tribal museum You can also shop here It is covered with trees and the lifestyle of tribals You can also find the dressing style, type of jewellery they used,type of food they ate during their period and their Market etc

The museum is a good place to learn about the tribal heritage & ways of living. It also has ropeway cycling at Rs 200. Multiple tribal artifacts can be purchased from the gift shops there.

Museums are bore but trust me not this one. Well maintained. Lots of history. Make sure to spend some time to watch live Tribal dance. Our ladies can join them too.

Nice place to get some basic knowledge on the lifestyle of the Tribals. Maintenance was good. They are conducting some shows at evening times. One of the crowd pulling place at Araku.

This tribal museum is situated 200 metres away from Arakku bus stand. Many tribal handicrafts shops are available here. At the centre of this museum there is a well maintained pool which gives beauty to it. Almost all the shops are selling same type of ornaments, textiles handicrafts this is the weak point. Rest rooms are available inside but to be maintained better. Coffee shops available. Entry fee is 40 rupees for adults and 20 for children. Timing is 9am to 5pm. Not very much worth to visit. I wonder why they charge entry fee for selling their handicrafts.

Very good informative place about the lives of the native people of Araku, depicted in various artistic and cultural forms via static figures and their daily agricultural and non agricultural tools .

The tribal museum in Araku is a place which makes one explore the tribal culture of eastern Ghats. It is one of the top tourist attractions the in Araku Valley. It is spreaded over two levels, built with mud and real metals to portray the Tribal life. It has been designed to showcase tribal life style in motion starting with kitchen and weddings and hunting. & Tribal museum complex from outside. It's in the center of araku valley you have lot of other shops and food stalls 40₹ is the entry ticket.

My teen cousins had a blast using the swings and the see-saw and just for that - the visit to the Tribal Museum was worth it. I got to be a kid again with them too :D Our grandfather enjoyed looking at the life-sized models built to show how indigenous people go about their daily lives in their villages.

Tribal life since their birth to death as the museum portrays all stages of the tribal people since the ages with their statue type of human beings and farming, animal loving and how they preserve the nature , family traditions and customs, food habits etc.

A super improved museum. Work is still in progress but the creativity put in making this a great museum is definitely appreciated. Has entertainment guaranteed for all ages. Few areas are restricted from photography. Have a zip line and boating area which is definitely recommended..

Nice place to visit in Araku valley. Kids will like the various statues on display. Don't expect to find any old and antiquated items. But it is mostly a recreation on the lifestyle.overall a good place to visit.

I visited Araku Vally Tribal museum. It is very entertaining place. Famous for handicrafts like baskets, keychains, toys, HandBags,other things.Boating experience is memorable. Surfing, Artery also there. Famous for coffee lovers.Especially TRIBAL Dances are very very nice.Our family members also joined with dance group and enjoyed lot of.

This is one of most touristy place in Araku valley. Mainly livelihoods of local tribes are showcased here. There are tickets like Rs. For Adults and Rs. 20 for kids. Even kids can do zip lining activity over the waterbody. To explore this place properly one might need approximately 1 hour. Local shops, cafe and washrooms are available here.

U can have fun here.. Go with friends and family members.. And tribal dance is performed here.. If ur from city,u can see how village culture is.. Close to reality.. Food is also available but, really costly..

I really loved this place as it reflects the olden architecture and things they use regularly. Their dressing.. Their festival's.. everything was been covered over there. Had fun by spending some time at children area. You can get good gift articals too.

Best place to get knowledge about tribal culture. Very realistic statues. Roap cycle and few more adventurous games adding special interest.

At a distance of 200 m from Araku Bus Station, Araku Tribal Museum is a wonderful place which explores the tribal culture of Eastern Ghats. It is one of the good tourist places to visit in Araku Valley.

The Araku Tribal Museum offers a captivating journey into the rich cultural tapestry of tribal life. Its well-curated exhibits showcase the diverse traditions, art, and history of the local tribes. The museum's immersive displays provide visitors with a deep understanding of the region's indigenous communities. The architectural blend of tradition and modernity enhances the overall experience, making it a must-visit for those seeking insight into the vibrant heritage of the Araku Valley. But maintanance is very poor and inside a small zip line and boating also available if u want to avoid crowd visit all days except Saturday and Sunday TIMINGS:9AM TO 5PM

A beautiful historical place to look at the cultural impacts from the past.

Beautiful history of culture and maintain it for us..loved this place...you can easyly spend 3-4 hours inside...rope cycling also available..

This place shows history of araku tradition and culture Video (Youtube) : konduri Sravan

It is very nice place and good to visit I enjoyed a lot. In the museum art section is very nice and awesome. In side art section with colour combination also very nice.after that grocery items also very nice and natural specially coffee seeds are awesome taste I loved it so much. Location is very super for photo session. Really I am very happy to visit it and also atmosphere is very nice and awesome. Anyone once visit it again and again visit the super place I really enjoyed.

Nice place to visit in Araku valley,This place is a combo of fun activity and a tribal museum.Museum shows the tribal life of Andhra Pradesh, display and sculptures are really beautiful. Many shops are there where you can buy handcraft,spices and coffee.

The Tribal Museum in Araku is a cultural haven situated at the landscapes of the Eastern Ghats. The museum offers a rich insight into the diverse tribal heritage of the region, showcasing artifacts, traditional crafts, and historical exhibits. u can capture great photos here. The parking facilities at the museum are well-managed, providing enough space for visitors. This convenient parking adds to the overall positive experience, allowing visitors to explore the museum without the hassle of searching for parking spots. Small tea and tiffin stalls are located opposite to the entrance gate, u can have your bevarage and breakfast.I recommend to start exploring Araku with Araku tribal museum. Visitors can expect to move through the entrance smoothly, minimizing wait times. Ticketing is straightforward, with reasonable entry fees that contribute to the maintenance of this cultural gem. From intricate handicrafts to traditional costumes, the exhibits beautifully showcase the rich cultural tapestry of the tribes in the Araku Valley.The garden is also well maintained with greenary all over. The museum's timings are conducive to a leisurely visit, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the exhibits without feeling rushed. Timings are as follows 9:00 Am - 7:00pm Overall, its a 10/10 rating spot and a must visit.

Tribal museum will show us all tribal culture followed from past to present.Also having some pond boating ,sky cycling on ropes , gardens, shops/stalls to buy some araku special goods ,many traditional sculptures etc. Entry fee is there. Address: beside araku bus stand on main road.

Well made and well maintained! A good exhibit, good views to see, definitely worth a visit.

The Tribal Museum in Araku Valley is a very interesting place for tourists. It is a round shaped two storeyed museum. Very lively tableaux related to the subjects of daily living of tribals, social customs, ceremonies etc. have been displayed here in an effective manner. Here, very interesting information is available about the tribals of Andhra Pradesh, such as twenty tribes living mainly in which district and what occupation they are into, which festivals are celebrated by them, which Dances are prevalent there. These twenty tribes mainly reside in Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, Srikakulam and East Godavari districts of Andhra Pradesh. The tribals of these areas make their livelihood from occupations such as traditional farming, jhum farming, collecting non-timber wild products etc. In order to express their happiness on different occasions, different dances are performed by different tribes, in which the Dimsa dance is prominent. Modern facilities like boating and zipliners are also available for entertainment in the museum complex.

It is one of the acclaimed places to visit in Araku Valley. Araku Tribal Museum is located in the small town of Araku, around 110 km of Visakhapatnam. Unlike other museums, which house historical items, the Tribal Museum showcases the artifacts from tribal life. The 2 storey Tribal building is built using the traditional indigenous materials such as mud, metals, etc and showcases native tribal architecture in the form of colors, motifs, and frames used. The first floor of the red-colored rotund structure displays dioramas depicting tribal lifestyle, day-to-day kitchen utensils made of iron and mud, musical instruments, and wall paintings of market scenes and clay pottery. It exhibits local tribal dances of Mayur and Dhimsa from a range of festivals and life-sized figurines wearing vibrant clothing with matching accessories. The walls adorn the masks, and exotic artifacts belonging to the Tribal culture of Eastern Ghats. The second floor houses a souvenir shop and the Tribal Arts and Craft center. The center also houses 10 double rooms, public conveniences, and a cafeteria. Location: Araku, Andhra Pradesh, India Price: Entry Charges – Adults- Rs. 40, Kids – Rs.20. Timing: 10:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. Best Time to Visit: October: March is considered the best time to visit Araku Tribal Museum, though the climate throughout the year remains pleasant and balmy. Information Credits @Thrillophilia

If you are into museums and culture this is a must visit place, lately a adventure park is also integrated. On site parking is available, pretty crowded in the weekends, museum is very nice, toilets are pathetic

It's worth seeing, we know the life style of tribes and their culture

Nice place to see tribal culture..their livelihood...also you can find several shops selling local handmade wooden products you can buy as token..for kids there's a play area where they can enjoy..entry fee@50 per head for adults.

Nice place for visitors... U can see the tribal tradition there. Children play ground also available thr

One of the best place everyone should go visit, its a pure art work which you can find their old culture,heritage and amazing place for a person who is adventures, in one word its worthy must visit if you are staying in india with family.