Harappan Gallery
Fascinating artifacts from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization including the famous Dancing Girl bronze and pottery from 2500 BCE
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The National Museum in New Delhi stands as India's premier repository of cultural treasures, housing over 200,000 artifacts spanning 5,000 years of Indian heritage. Established in 1949, this world-class institution showcases everything from prehistoric relics to contemporary art, offering visitors an unparalleled journey through the subcontinent's rich artistic, archaeological, and cultural legacy.
Fascinating artifacts from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization including the famous Dancing Girl bronze and pottery from 2500 BCE
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Exquisite sculptures and artworks tracing Buddhism's evolution across Asia, featuring the sacred relics of Gautama Buddha.
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Delicate and intricate artworks from various Indian schools including Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, and Deccan traditions.
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Impressive collection of ornate weapons and protective gear from different periods and regions of Indian history.
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Rare silk paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts from expeditions along the ancient Silk Route.
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Comprehensive numismatic collection tracing the economic and political history of the subcontinent from ancient times to the modern era
Read MoreJoin the guided tours offered in multiple languages, participate in special exhibitions and cultural events, attend scholarly lectures and workshops, explore the museum shop for replicas and art books, take advantage of audio guides for deeper context, visit the library for specialized research, and experience the digital interactive displays enhancing traditional exhibits.
The Museum Shop offers high-quality replicas, books, postcards, and unique souvenirs inspired by the collections. Nearby, Janpath Market features handicrafts from across India, while the Central Cottage Industries Emporium showcases government-certified authentic crafts. For upscale shopping, Khan Market and Connaught Place offer both international brands and premium Indian goods.
The museum features a modest café for refreshments during your visit. Nearby, Janpath and India Gate area offer various dining options ranging from street food to upscale restaurants. The Khan Market dining scene (2 km away) presents excellent cuisines from around the world. The area is generally safe in the evening, but standard urban precautions apply after dark.
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