Museums in Pune are a little distinct from museums in other cities as they honor the great thinkers along with the magnanimous and glorious past of the country's rulers and freedom fighters. For example, museums at Pune for people like BR Ambedkar, Mahatama Phule, etc are just the specimen of how the Pune citizens acknowledge not only the great warriors but also great brains.
Museums in Pune have very graciously held up the inherent and extravagant past of the Indian history along with the rest of the world history to display it to the people.
So if you want to get up, close and personal with history at Pune, you can check out the following lists of museums in Pune :
Tribal Museum : Located to the east of the Pune railway station, it stores some great facts on the different tribal communities of Maharashtra.
National Film Archives Museum : This museum houses some of the great works of eminent film makers from Indian film industry.
Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum : This is a museum started by Dr. Kelkar and offers on display paintings, lamps and different types of nut crackers, pens, ink stands, etc.
Ambedkar Museum : This museum is dedicated to the great legend of Indian history Dr. Babsaheb Ambedkar who wrote the Indian Constitution. The museum displays every minute facts and details on this great learner and thinker.
Mahatma Phule Museum : Earlier it was known as Lord Ray Museum and its display lists comprises of items relating to agriculture, arms and armory, forestry, geology, handicrafts, stone carvings, metal sculptures, etc.
For further information on Museums in Pune, click on the following links:
Raja Dinkar Keklar Museum
Ambedkar Museum
National Film Archives Museum
Tribal Museum
Mahatma Phule Museum
