Online Virtual Tour – Smithsonian Natural History Museum

You will start your day with a convenient pickup from your hotel or the airport in Delhi in a private air-conditioned vehicle. When you enter the National Museum, your guide will orient you to the layout of the museum and its historical significance.

The magnificent palace structure contains more than 2,06,000 artefacts on three vast floors, portraying 5,000 years of Indian history – from the prehistoric era to the present day. An early gallery displays items of the Harappan Civilization, such as seals, pottery, terracotta figurines, beads, tools, and ancient jewellery. These treasures reveal interesting aspects of one of the world’s earliest urban cultures.

The Archaeological pantheon Gallery includes approximately 800 Holocene bronze, stone, and terracotta sculptures. These masterpieces are dated 3rd century BC to the 19th century AD and represent the development of Indian art in Mauryan, Gupta, Kushan, and medieval style.

The National Museum is very famous for it’s Collection of Buddhist Art including the sacred relics of Lord Buddha received from many countries. These halls bring to light the spiritual density, symbolism, and artistic mastery of Buddhist schools in all of Asia.

Miniature A separate and well-regarded section is devoted to Indian miniature painting in Deccani, Pahari, Central Indian and Rajasthani traditions. Painted between 1000 AD and 1900 AD, presentations will have Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagwat Purana, Vishnu Purana, Baramasa and Panchatantra them. I guess they really are guides to India epics and folklores.

Alongside the major galleries are collections for textiles, arms and armor, manuscripts, tribal arts, and decorative arts. Like a national museum of natural history virtual tour or the smithsonian national museum of natural history virtual tour but better, this one is real life. The observation that “U should stay at least one whole day if you wanna get the whole dig museum experience” still holds, but sadly, that is not feasible for most.

1. Motto of the National Museum.
2. To acquire historical, cultural and artistic relevant objects.
3. For display, protection, preservation, and research.
4. To spread the knowledge pertaining to Indian heritage.
5. To serve as a cultural centre for public life.
6. To be the synonym of a nation’s pride and identity.