India is a fusion of history, unstructured topography, and quirky museums too! You must be wondering about the museums being associated with history. However, Indian Museum is never limited to a subject, it is a combination of weird yet wonderful displays from the world. Let’s explore the unexplored with the list of quirk Indian Museums.

Sulabh International Toilet Museum, New Delhi

Yes, we’re not talking about the process but surely the quirky toilet seats. Nevertheless, Sulabh International Toilet Museum is a significant move to spread awareness on sanitation and evolvement of toilets, structure and designs. The conceptualization by Mr.Bindheshwar Pathak is undeniably quirky. The museum beautifully displays the transformation with interior designing and also depicts different toilet systems in different destinations of the globe. This Indian Museum is a must-visit destination when in New Delhi.

Mayong Central Museum and Emporium, Assam

You must have heard about suspicious third world and black magic. This weird yet unusual Indian Museum is all about the display of artifacts and manuscripts that explain black magic. You’ll be able to spot swords and spells which people believe to be useful for human sacrifices. The visitors are often greeted with a magic show with weird spells and castings. If you dare to enter the world of witches with Indian tantra, you must visit this place.

Human Brain Museum, Bangalore

Isn’t it weird yet wonderful to be exploring nearly 300 types of the human brain? Firstly, this Indian museum is home to information concerning the human brain, its functioning, and diseases in relation to it. It is an effort of 30 years into the collection of such brains. Moreover, the unusual museum is located at the National Institute of Health and Neurosciences. Ideal for science geeks and humans who love to explore the anatomy of the brain.

Shankar’s International Dolls Museum, New Delhi

Imagine exploring an Indian Museum with almost 6500 dolls from around the world. The political cartoonist, K Shankar Pillai found this must-visit museum with 1000 thousand dolls in 1965. The Indian Museum displays dolls from 85 countries of the world giving it an international touch. It is indeed a dreamland of children and art enthusiasts to spot the beauty of various countries under one museum.

Submarine Museum, Vishakhapatnam

The infamous submarine INS Kursura is the 4th Indian submarine. However, it was decommissioned on February 27th. After a good service of 31 years, its transformation from a submarine to a museum took place! It is displayed on the Ramakrishna Mission beach. Hence, this Indian museum is nearby clear beach water and has a unique display of artifacts and articles showcasing the strength of warriors. One of the must-visit Indian museums to elevate the feeling of patriotism.

Sudha Cars Museum, Hyderabad

A wonderful display of cars is only possible at this Indian museum. Besides, Sudha cars museum in Hyderabad is the efforts of K.Sudhakar who holds a Guinness World record for building the largest tricycle on the globe. This museum has weird yet wonderful vehicles made in shapes of football, cricket, as well as flowers, and various quirky shapes. Undoubtedly, it is a visually appealing museum that is ideal for kids and adults.

Purkhouti Muktanjan, Raipur

Looking for a weird yet wonderful museum to explore? Purkhouti Muktanjan is an open space displaying the culture and architecture of ancient human settlements. Further, it depicts the lifestyle of Chattisgarh through award-winning statues and murals. Likewise, you will be able to spot unusual yet quirky miniature models of the cities of Chattisgarh in this Indian museum. Since it’s an open landscape, it is ideal for picnics and also holds historic significance.

Time to unleash the brave spirit and explore all the unexplored Indian museums with enthusiasm! 

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