Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Museum - Museum in Nanded, Nanded-Waghala - Nanded, India

Well , there are many things to see ..like ducks and weapons of all kinds used in that era of guru Gobind Singji... There is also a type of art gallery of life of guru Gobind Singji..which is depicted on big walls... Overall a place worth visiting.. Not crowded..so it can be an enjoyable experience ..

Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Museum is a museum and tourist attraction located in Nanded, Maharashtra. The average rating of this place is 4.60 out of 5 stars based on 887 reviews. The street address of this place is Hingoli Gate Flyover, Vazirabad, Nanded, Maharashtra 431601, India. It is about 1.26 kilometers away from the Nanded railway station.

Museum is very nicely maintained. You can see paintings, old swords and spears. The outside garden is good for spending time and photo session. Clicking images or selfies are not allowed inside the museum. Our history is beautifully displayed in Nanded. Guru de kodeyaan da tabelaa vi aahi museum de bagal che yaa Waheguru Waheguru Ticket price: 20 Rs/person

Amazingly well maintained museum of Sikh history in Nanded. The wall paintings display the grand history of Sikhism and the holy gurus. It's very emotional to go through the sacrifices by the gurus as shown in the walls. There is also an amazing display of historical weapons inside. The garden is very well maintained and provides a calm and peaceful atmosphere

Nice place for a one time visit. It has 2 main and only things first is paintings depicting the various history events of Sikh community and the weapons used by Sikhs. The entry fee is 20 Rs. The museum is well maintained they'll also show you 2 to 4 clips about Sikh community and it's festivals.

Nice place and must visit to know the old history. Paintings and videos gives significant to old sikh victorious history. The only thing not well maintained. This place has all the things but not working. AC was switched off, headset was not given to hear audio, management was not that good. The small pond outside the museum was dirty and stinking. These places should be well maintained as we get a lot of tourists around the year.

Museum is good. You can see paintings. Some old sword and spears are also attraction. The out side garden is best for spending time and photo session. Photos selfies not allowed inside the museum.

Amazing, a must visit place, to gain knowledge pertaining to historic Sikh culture. Inside there is one audio-visual corner which displays animated films upon Sikh bravehearts in the past. The museum building's outside lawn is also nice.