The District Museum of Tezpur is an archaeological museum situated at a few km from the city. This museum was established in 1986 and its main collection consists of traditional Assamese textiles. Its exhibit includes items like inscriptions, silver and copper coins, textiles, old bricks, wooden objects, manuscripts and several stone sculptures.
The Panipat Museum is the most popular attraction of Panipat, situated at 5 km from the Canal Rest House of Binijhol. This museum was established with the main purpose of imparting information about the three legendary battles of Panipat held in 1526, 1556 and 1761.
It also displays archaeology, history and artefacts of Panipat in the form of antiquities, inscriptions, paintings, sculptures, armoury, pottery, jewellery, art and craft objects, valuable documents, maps, write-ups, and photographs. It also has ceramics of the region of Haryana in the form of clay deposits. Several local religious displays also form a part of Panipat museum.
Museum of Folk and Tribal Art was founded by K.C. Aryan, who was a famous sculptor, painter, historian as well as scholar. The museum holds exhibit of numerous handicrafts made from wood, stone, and iron. Religious artefacts, terracotta art objects, embroidered works and murals from Himachal Pradesh are also showcased in the museum.
Kalimpong Arts & Craft Centre is located in the heart of the town and was founded in 1897. Established with an objective of promoting and propagating local handicrafts along with providing employment opportunities to locals, this centre was founded by Mrs. Catherine Graham.
This arts & crafts centre is engaged in selling a wide variety of handicrafts including masks, scrolls, jewellery and other artefacts. Moreover, at this centre, carpet weaving, dyeing, painting, leather craft and tailoring are also taught to the local craftsmen and artisans.
Balurghat College Museum is a small public museum located within the premises of Balurghat College, the district headquarters of South Dinajpur District.
Smriti Soudha is one of the most frequented sites in the city of Haldia. The four-storey building, painted with yellow, is positioned on the way to Mechada from Haldia. Founded in 1986, Smriti Soudha is one of the renowned repositories of Kolkata.
Its gallery exhibits a rich collection of photographs, paintings, statues and records dating back to the period of freedom struggle. Besides, the building also features a massive library that houses rare book collection. Smriti Soudha is positioned at Nimtouri, which is easily approachable by road.
Nature Interpretation Centre is located on the entrance to Neora Valley National Park on the way to Lava and displays the environment of the park in the form of models, photographs, stuffed birds and animals. It also has a good display of orchids and other flowers.
Ramnagar Museum, a scholarly museum renowned as the Banaras Vidya Mandir Museum, is located interior to Ramnagar Fort. This praise worthy museum is a home of many medieval period artifacts, collection of many items belonged to the Royal family of Banaras and also many handicraft items.
The Kashi Hindu University has a museum, which has a very rich collection of precious and rare historical artifacts, statues, pictures, paintings and manuscripts. This small but very well maintained museum gives an over view of the ancient city of Varanasi. Entry in the museum is free but check out the timings.
Mathura is famed for its great contribution in the field of arts and a special school of arts by name Mathura School originates from this legendary place. The Mathura Museum exposes some of the unique artifacts of Mathura school and it turns to be the most popular tourist destinations in the city.
Established in the year 1874, this museum is a best podium for those who love to do research works in the field of art. Formerly called as the Curzon Museum, this Museum reflects the rich cultural heritage of the city at its true colour. This octagonal shaped building with red sand stone looks fabulously amazing.