Narrow Gauge Rail Museum - Rail museum in Nagpur - Nagpur, India

Museum is neatly maintained. Railway history in the central India is depicted in the museum. Ticket costs rs 25 per head. However it looks like people are not giving much attention to this. Outdoor set ups are not much maintained. An indoor museum is also there which is divided in various sections like signal and communication, engine, electrical, etc.. old steam engines are shown there. However the satisfaction level is not upto the mark.

WOW!! Had a fun filled and amazing visit here. Doesn't matter whether you're a train enthusiast or not, this place will make you fall in love with the Indian Railways all over again tickets for adult were 25rs and for children i guess 15rs. Ticket counter opens at 11am. I visited on a weekend, IT'S CLOSED ON MONDAY. If you are bored of going to regular nagpur hotspots like futala or Japanese garden let's say this can be a fun new spot to visit. Amazing actual pictures of train and workers from 20th century and very very very interesting to read facts, artifacts as well as tiny train models

its only for children...nd if wants to know the railway history...u can visit otherwise nothing to do here...

Good place to visit, It shows the history of locomotion and the development of transportation systems. It's a great place to learn about the history of trains in India, their impact on society, and the engineering marvels behind them. Don't forget to explore the exhibit, read the placards, and imagine the bygone era of trains. The only problem was that there are no guards patrolling to see if anyone is doing something wrong, like there were so many children who climbed up on the top of the trains where they don't have to and they might get injured.

Mesmerising place for Indian Railways fans and followers. Especially those who have experienced 70' - 80' - 90' railway journey.

If you have kids who like to see trains and big display trains.then this is good. Well maintained, staffed well. Ticket is only by cash and always they will fall short in change.

We took kids aged around 2.5-3 years. It was a memorable time for them. They were so much in awe of the engine and the animal statues here and there. And the best part was the train ride around the garden. It was absolutely the most enjoyable. I recommend to visit in the evenings during summer because it was too hot and all the equipment in the garden was so hot that the children didn't even touch the swings and slides. Very well maintained garden

A good place with informative sections related to the narrow gauge railways and railway history.