I’m absolute must see. A beautifully curated museum, recounting, history and many unknown facts. The museum takes you on a journey of India prior to independence, the partition and life after. No history book has what this museum holds. This museum had me shocked, heart, sad, tears and at the end of the journey, a lot of hope Do not miss this.

A very well thought out collection telling the story of India’s struggle for independence and the brutal savagery of partition. Over 2 floors - need longer than the hour suggested on the website as I went about 4:45pm and they were then closing at 6pm around me. Historical artefacts coupled with videos of personal, tragic stories of desperation. The artefacts are well kept - first floor about the struggle for independence and then the 2nd floor about partition itself and it’s human impact is just so emotional- hearing and reading the stories of families, communities ripped apart, the journeys families made to cross new terrains, the terrible atrocities against women of that time. Just really profound. Only improvement I would suggest is to ensure the layout is more logical between rooms to follow the chronological events. Also not all videos were working.

The museum is simply a wonder. It is as well made as many European museums. The displays are very well categorised and documented. India's partition history can be told in no better way. It's commendable that the upkeep of the place is so good. This is a place one must never miss in Amritsar. More museums should become like this. Well done!

Well laid out, easy to navigate and so much to learn. Very informative. Information boards are in English too. Cheap entrance fee. Clean. You need maybe an hour to an hour and a half at the most.

Fantastic museum. There is a ton to read and many pictures/videos to look at/watch. We got the audio guide, which was very helpful and quite lengthy in its descriptions. We spent between 2-3 hours here and did NOT read everything; if you did, you would be at the museum for much longer. The history is very thorough and goes through the many aspect of Partition

The details of partition are well laid out in this museum more with respect to how Amritsar endured it as it was so close to the border. If you are going with school going kids who have or will learn indian history , do take them here. They will be able to relate it with what they have learnt. An audio guide is available at rs 100 , I will recommend it. It is a one storey bldg n the steps may be difficult for senior citizens, however there is a lift to go down. Should get one in an hour n fifteen mins . No car access till the gate of this museum and its very close to Jalyanwala baug. Both can be done together. Nice place to sit n have a snack/coffee outside the museum

An excellent museum that covers all aspects of the partition of India in 1947. The museum is split into small sections with each section covering a specific topic of the partition. The entrance fee of 500 INR for two non nationals is more than reasonable for the content inside. The museum is very close to the Golden Temple and should take about 1-2 hours to fully appreciate its information.

The Partition Museum in Amritsar is a poignant reminder of a pivotal moment in history. As soon as you step inside, you are immersed in the stories, struggles, and sacrifices of those who endured the partition of India. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering a comprehensive look at this significant period. The museum not only educates but also pays tribute to the countless individuals affected by the partition. Visiting here is not just a tour through history; it is a profound and moving experience that leaves a lasting impact. A must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the complex tapestry of our shared past.

This museum should not be missed. We only had an hour here but could have done with much longer. The displays are well set out and show the events leading up to the partition of India and Pakistan, the partition itself and the heart-rending stories which followed. I learnt so much. Photography is not allowed inside the museum.

Our visit to The Partition Museum in Amritsar was a poignant journey through history. The exhibits vividly portrayed the human stories and the trauma of Partition. It was a somber yet essential experience, offering insights into a significant chapter of India's past that resonated deeply with our family.