Nehru Centenary Tribal Museum - Museum in Hyderabad - Hyderabad, India

The Nehru Centenary Tribal Museum in Hyderabad is an exceptional tribute to India's rich tribal heritage. With its captivating exhibits and informative displays, the museum offers a mesmerizing journey into the diverse cultures and traditions of indigenous tribes. The curated artifacts and interactive installations provide a comprehensive understanding of their unique lifestyles, art, and craftsmanship. The museum's well-designed layout and engaging storytelling make it a compelling educational experience. A must-visit for anyone interested in exploring the fascinating tapestry of India's tribal communities.

Interesting museum. There's life-size dioramas of different villages on the first two floors, with no labels or explanations. The top floor has a lot of very interesting artifacts used in contemporary tribal lifestyles, such as plowing and fishing, all very well labeled and interpreted. Price is 10 rupees (100 for foreigners).

Good place to take children to know our tribal people and their living culture..

It is a Tribal Museum, they have made statues and man made replicas of their living arrangements or habitat. Which includes their houses, working accessories, tools for their daily uses. It is a neat, simple, short museum to visit. 2 floors + group floor used for museum, they do have parking, toilets. The ticket is 10 rupees.

It is one of the good museums made by the Telangana state. The tribal living show casing the huts in which they live, tools they use for day to day living is well portrayed and some original tools are kept there. One must watch this beautiful museum and show to the children too

Good place containing basic details about the local tribals and their habitats

Knowledge one about tribal

The NEHRU TRIBAL CENTENARY MUSEUM is a unique and wonderful museum of antique tribal culture pre and post neo lithic human race. The experience after visiting this place is mind blowing to how ansceters were living with meagre facilities. Now a days human race is plotting on land but not able to live satisfied life. One should visit this place and should know how the people were lived with minimum facilities and lived happily.. Money is not everything one should know this point of concrete jungled human being s. Kudos to the team of the museum. Very neatly and outstanding arrangements to make awareness about tribal culture and their living styles.. Every school children must and should visit this place to know the life of the ancestors and present village living being with bare facilities.