Tibet House Museum, Delhi

Tibet House Museum was established by Dalai Lama in 1965 on Lodhi Road, New Delhi, with an aim to preserve the Tibetan and Buddhist cultures. The museum is a five storied structure that houses colorful wooden sculptures, carpets, ritual objects and paintings from Tibet. You can also find rare Thangkas or painted scrolls from the Tibetan monasteries on display here. Old currency notes, antique jewelry, musical instruments and an excellent collection of Buddha statues are some of the highlights of this museum.

Tibet House Museum boasts of a library that contains a collection of books representing the history and culture of Tibet. You can find interesting stores inside the museum selling Tibetan jewelry, handicrafts, clothes, incense, medicines and curios. The museum conducts lecturers and discussions on a regular basis. Those who wish to spend an intellectually enlightening evening can attend these sessions.

The museum is open on all weekdays between 9.30 am and 1 pm and between 2 pm and 5.30 pm. Tibet House Museum is conveniently located near Pragati Maidan Metro station and is therefore easily accessible. Visit this museum on your trip to Delhi to enjoy a uniquely refreshing experience.