Around 11 Exotic Museums In India

India has the Ganges River, the Taj Mahal, the Buddhist museum and the relics associated with the Buddha, has a rich culture in Hinduism, but besides that, there are still countless attractions that not to mention that many strange museums are ready to welcome visitors.
Around 11 exotic museums in India
The Indian Toilet Museum, New Delhi
Toilet from the middle ages. Photo: Sulbahtoiletmuseum.org
Sulabh International Museum of Toilets is the only toilet museum in India located in the capital New Delhi and of course you will absolutely not have to smell the dirty or waste. Founded in 1992 by sociologist Dr

. Bindeshwar Pathak, the collection displays the history of toilets from 2500 BC to the 20th century. Sorted by date, development information , attached toiletries, habits and ways of using the toilet in each period. The exhibits include all kinds of pots, pots, jars, colored urinals, carved cabinets, secret compartments, toiletries dating back to 1145 AD Highlights can be the bookshelf shaped toilet, portable British sink, gold and silver vase used in Roman times or the seat of Queen Victoria.



If not interested enough, enjoy literature with legends, comics, comedy and poetry about toilets in the museum.
Human Brain Museum, Bengaluru
The Human Brain Museum is a rare place where visitors can see up close the most complex structure of a body, brain - Photo: Flickr
The Human Brain Museum is located on the ground floor of the National Institute of Neuroscience and Neuroscience (Nimhans) in Bengaluru displaying the brains of humans and some animals. Each specimen collected offers insight into brain research for over 30 years. Some samples show the effects of disease or the physical condition of the brain. One of them is the brain of a 21-week-old fetus eaten by bacteria or a blood clot in the brain. At the end of the tour, visitors can also hold a real brain in their hands.
Magic Museum, Guwahati
Magic mask, one of the many display corners of the Mayong and Emporium museums Photo: pixorange.



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Mayong is a small village in Guwahati, rich in history and home to a community of magicians. Although the number of members is small today, a visit to find some of the magical heritage still on display at the central Mayong and Emporium museums will take you back in time back to the flourishing period. a time. Instruments for performance related to magic and evil magic, and magic from centuries ago. Many of them are contributed by private collectors such as copper, bamboo tubes, wooden combs, earthenware, metal dolls, bone jewelry, oysters and swords. The opening of the museum in 2002 brings an interesting atmosphere to visitors, especially those who love magic and mysterious stories.
Shankar's International Dolls Museum, New Delhi
One of the nearly 7,000 dolls at the Shankar's International Dolls Museum. Photo: Fodors.




The gift was a Hungarian doll that brought K Shankar Pillai on a path of doll collection from all the countries the animator passed. In 1965, he opened the Shankar International Doll Museum with a modest 50 dolls. Today, that number is 6700 from 85 countries. Some of them were donated by first ladies to show off the culture, fashion, traditions, customs, and costumes of the lands. The doll features knit clothes from Greenland beads, warrior party dolls from New Zealand, Maypole dancing dolls from Hungary, Kabuki dolls and Samurai dolls from Japan and of course indigenous dolls in costumes wedding. Materials made from the doll can be wood, silk, cotton, paper, human hair or tree roots. The museum also has workshops where people create their own dolls and exchange them with others if they like.
INS Kurusura Submarine Museum, Visakhapatnam
Kurusura is a rare submarine brought to shore - Photo: Kurusura Submarine Museum
At first glance, the Kurusura submarine museum looks like a stranded whale.



The Indian fifth class submarine is no longer active and converted into a submarine to help describe life under the ocean. Dummies were used to illustrate former crew work in confined spaces. Today, retired sailors will help you to understand more about the ship. Even more interesting is that Kurusura is located entirely on the ground, not floating like some other display submarines.
Kite Museum, Ahmedabad
The world of colorful kites brings tourists back to their childhoods - Photo: ahmedabadcity.gov.in
The only kite museum in India opened in 1986 with the private collection of Bhanubhai Shah. Kites made of paper, nylon, cotton, and bamboo, and tiny or giant versions of the kites, hung over the walls.



Each kite is pictures and motifs of nature, wildlife, and dances. A lot of them are hand-painted the h.

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