Best Museums in Ludhiana

“Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum is among the state's most renowned attractions, sprawling across four acres of land. The museum was established in 1999. It comprises 12 galleries showcasing exhibits from various eras, including the ancient and post-independence history galleries. Visitors can observe an array of military equipment, such as battle tanks, anti-aircraft guns, an old Sukhoi aircraft, and a model of the INS Vikrant displayed around the museum. The museum also features historical battles, weapons, armour, and uniforms collections. A highlight of the museum is the captivating light and sound display narrating the story of the War of Independence and the heroic role of Punjab soldiers. Children aged 5 and under receive complimentary admission. The Government of Punjab allocates substantial funds to maintain the museum, aiming to preserve the memories of independence. This dedicated effort makes a visit to this esteemed museum highly worthwhile.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Free For Children Below 5 Years.”

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“PAU Museum stands out as a must-visit destination for any visitor to Punjab. The Museum showcases the essence of Punjabi culture. Spanning a vast area of 4000 square yards, the museum is bordered by water channels on both sides, with a 100-yard long pathway leading to its intricately engraved main door. PAU Museum offers insights into rural life and presents the finest aspects of Punjabi culture. The gallery consists of two rooms: the first room features a collection of coins and poems from the Harappan era. In contrast, the second room showcases various household items, including a spinning wheel and grain utensils. The museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting technological advancements, old customs, and traditions, offering visitors a comprehensive view of Punjabi culture at its best.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Located in Punjab Agricultural University
• Heritage Site.”

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