Dharohar Haryana Museum, Kurukshetra University
Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
Haryanvi folk life curated whole — havelis' carved doors, chaupal life, farm tools, phulkari and the state's arts in a lively campus museum.
Why visit: The best single introduction to Haryana's own culture.
- ›Haveli facades
- ›Phulkari textiles
- ›Rural-life dioramas
- ›University lawns
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Best time
Year-round (closed Sun)
Entry fee
Free–₹20
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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