Best places: Museums in Punjab

Museum of Pakistan's military history featuring relics & photographs, plus an airplane & old tanks.

👍👍 Amazing museum... Worth going there.. Best for history lovers

Expansive museum showcasing Pakistan's cultural heritage, from ancient tools to contemporary art.

Notable archaeological museum displaying Buddhist sculptures, coins & other Kushan-era artifacts.

😐 Bahawalpur Museum is mostly famous for displaying the Cultural Lifestyle and Historical Heritage items. It contain archaeology, ethnology, art, heritage, of traditional and modern history. For the efficient efforts of Bahawalpur Museum, initially has arranged many exhibition and seminars simultaneou...

👍 A journey 3500 years back in time, Harrapa is a place of relics of an old once thriving civilization. There is a museum with remains dating back to those days. There are different archeological sites which were separately used for iron forgery, living quarters, cereal trade and market place. There's...

👍👍 Excellent place. Must visit place if u r in bhawalpur. Very beautiful n worth watching

👍👍 Good experience Lovely place 😊

👍 Good addition of Pan Asian to the menu. Sushi is excellent, Tapanyaki good but can be better, the wonton soup is a must try and so is the molten lava cake.

👍👍 Construction of Taxila museum started in 1918 .. museum is home to a significant and comprehensive collection of Gandharan art dating from the 1st to the 7th centuries CE. Most objects in the collection were excavated from the ruins of ancient Taxila.. Approximately 7,000 artifacts here , This selec...

👍👍 It was very good experience to go there and watch our national hero's tomb. It's a great and peaceful place.

👍👍 This is not a Museum. This is a private property of Late Nawab of kalabagh, Nawab Ameer Muhammad Khan now under occupation of his descendants. This is guest house of Nawab Ameer Muhammad Khan used for guests. Its names derived from a too big tree of " Bargad" called BORH in Punjabi. It is located on...

👍👍 Here you can visit Shaheed Bhagat Singh’s birthplace. I had a really nice trip and the owners were very hospitable.

👍👍 18Oct, 2016. Wing Commander Fayyaz Athar Malik embraced martyrdom when his Mirage aircraft crashed near Musharraf Colony shortly after takeoff. The jet, bearing the tail number 921, took off from the PAF Base Masroor.

👍👍 This is very historical place and he is my grand grand grand Father

👍👍 My overall experience was excellent with this.

👍👍 my home

👍👍 A neat and tidy well maintained place.