Spent a happy afternoon sketching some of the designs on the fascinating variety of textiles in this museum.

A cut above the average Indian museum. If you like textiles, its worth an hour or two, when in Bhuj.

great collection of artefacts of the region. It has a fine collection of silver, golden and enamel work, wood carvings, old vessels and arms. the golden crown is a valuable and beautiful display. the wood carved airavat, elephant, featured in a postal stamp brought out to commomerate the museum's century. very unfortnate that this important public place does not have... More

Its a small museum. You can get glimpse of traditional hand work and life in Kutch. Ground floor has antiques and some old statues etc. I liked the men & women mannequins in traditional dresses and brief descriptions of these tribes. First floor is dedicated more or less to traditional hand emb and other handicrafts of Kutch region. Could have... More

The Kutch Museum is very good. It is small though; but the exibits are worth seeing. A little knowledge of history always comes handy when you visit a museum. Wish I could have spent more time there, but we were on a schedule.

It is a small museum - the oldest in Gujarat. Interesting antique embroidery items - i thought worth seeing. The museum is only two floors and we went around it in about 1 hour at a leisurely pace. There are old sculputures and what is particularly interesting are the displays and characteristics of the regional tribes of the Gujaratis and... More

Kutch museum is one of the oldest museum in Gujarat, India. Collection of Kutchi craft, cultural statues, old coins, antiques and historical weapons. It is re-opned for public in February 2008 after 8 years when massiv earthquake hit Kutch in 2001.