
National Museum
New Delhi, Delhi, India
India's premier collection — the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro, Buddha's claimed relics, Chola bronzes, miniatures and the Tanjore armoury under one roof.
Why visit: 5,000 years of the subcontinent in a single, unhurried afternoon.
- ›Harappan gallery
- ›Buddha relic casket
- ›Chola bronzes
- ›Miniature painting halls
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Best time
Oct–Mar (closed Mon)
Entry fee
₹20–650 (audio guide included)
Est. budget
₹200–700
Duration
Half day
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