ASI Children's Museum - Museum in New Delhi - South, India

The Children's Museum is presently closed and is under renovation and refurbishment. The dais museum housed replicas of the famous scluptural art of India and give an experience of the pan Indian heritage art under one roof. The museum is closed for public viewing until refurbishment is completed. Hopefully the museum opens soon in a blazing new avatar. The museum has a beautiful Garden complex. It is located beside the Siri Fort auditorium.

It can be improved with more statues and paintings. This is a feel good place. Most of the room were closed. That can be in use.

Good experience about this place It's nice place Parking facility is good" "Lots of great sculpture here, good greenery outside with variety of trees." "Best place for visitors, very nice environmental atmosphere

Nothing to learn for children here. Only few art sculpture but cleanliness is good.

A nice place in south Delhi historical point

Good place for children to lean more about our culture

Only 2 exhibit rooms are operational for now

Its a museum loacted near Siri Fort Complex, New Delhi. It has many ancient sculptures models pertaining history of India. It has also a complex for displaying history of ancient and modern history. It can be easily located from Normal Traffic. Ample Parking space is available for Parking here. Lots of great sculpture here, good greenery outside with variety of trees. Public convenience and drinking water facility available, only half an hour visiting time, ground floor for visiting only, fountain in park but not working. It's very small.You can go and visit it.Nice replica of many famous statues. This very small museum (it basically consists of only one gallery of note, the other room is simply a depiction of the vandalism most Indians subject historical monuments to) contains reproductions of 'Indian masterpieces', as they say. It's actually a very lopsided interpretation of Indian art: there are reproductions (not all very well-done) of some famous ancient Indian artefacts like Arjuna's Penance (from Mahabalipuram) and some other sites, but there is nothing of medieval art here. Not a single carving of (say) Mughal or Rajput origin, or of somewhat offbeat spaces and cultures.