It is a very poorly maintained place with no service from the staff who are employed to guide us

need to restore and clean up there, a shame for India. Everything is broken, lightbulbs never replaced, the worsed museum I have ever been. Very nice bronz statues, but in the wrong display.

here is a classic case of the misrule in india. the staff at the museum are clearly people that have worked at some influential persons home as cooks or maids before. they have no interest or inclination as to what the museum is for..... the facilities are falling apart. more reasons for me to hang my head in shame as... More

Try to get there before the tourist buses come in or late evening the Bronzes are superb but the museum accoustics are very bad Most of the exhibits except for the bronzes are pathetic except for the paintings of ravi verma .The museum seems to be under some renovation which look very unplanned

This place is a travesty to the Indian heritage. Beautiful stone sculptures from early centuries, but terrible displays, and awfully managed. They do not get the meaning of ' museum'. My 10 year old was ' manhandled' by a museum keeper, for using a camera, though we had paid for it. Anywhere else in the world, this would be unacceptable.... More

I love museums so visiting this one was something I looked forward to. Housed in lovely old buildings, with some nice exhibits. Only issue I had was that it looked as if nothing more had been done since the museum was first built - the signs, exhibits, information all seemed to date back to when it first started & nothing... More

The museum contained relics from many different periods of culture. However many of the exhibits look as if they were set up in 1950 and not touched since, particularly the natural history displays (birds and animals). My companion enjoyed the stamp exhibit which was modern but small. There were some interesting cannons outside.

the worst museum i have eve been to. its a joke they even call themselves museum. tourists beware of this trap. its basically a trashheap with a couple of badly maintained dirty statues in it.everybody stating the contrary has never been to a real museum in the western world or even other parts of asia

I was a little shocked at the 250 rupee entry cost for foreigners, it's 15 for the locals. The girlfriend decided that we should go in as we'd taken the trouble to get there. The skeletons of various animals were interesting and I found the little dolls in the children's museum amusing. Many buildings/sections were closed, the museum is very... More