Sikh Museum Mohali - Museum in Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar - S.a.s Nagar, India

A little dark and dinghy. Shows parts of Sikh history which may not be well-known to all. However all may not appreciate that most of Sikh history on display is violent and gory in nature. Expect to spend maximum 30 minutes at this place.

One of the best place to know history of brave Sikhs who contributed to our nation

Reliving history by the nearly real-life statues depicting some important pieces of sikh history, entry is free of cost and the most interesting thing to note here is that this is being done by private citizen without government support. All should visit it once.

Small place,small structures but beautiful statues and average maintained.

The sacrifice of sikh people can never be forgotten.The place is very nice, must visit there.We did not get freedom just like that. Many people have sacrifices in

The Sikh Museum is located at Balongi village of Mohali. The Museum has eye catching hand made statues which tells us about the Sikh history in an interactive way. These statues are permanently being placed outside the museum.It is good if you use your personal vehicle to reach there because it has less connectivity to the public transports like buses and autos. We initially faced some difficulties in reaching the museum due to lack of transport connectivity. Entry to the museum is totally free and you can also donate any amount if you wish to. Inside the museum you will find many hand made paintings and small statues with description written below them in three languages Hindi, English and Punjabi. It took us approximately 30 minutes to explore whole museum. Kids will definitely love to learn more as the events are presented in an amazing and interactive way. My younger brother was keenly interested and asked me to read all the descriptions written below the paintings and sculptures. The only issue at museum is of lighting, it is not well lit which sometimes create problem in the evening.If you want to learn more about the Sikh culture, diversity and history then this museum is a must visit.

Its the result of Sardar Parwinder Singh's pure dedication that the dream come true. This museum is running since 2005. This museum is non profitable. There is no entry fee to visit this place. If any can wish can donate by putting according to their wish in the donation box. If you are visiting Chandigarh or Mohali please visit this place once. For more info visit - http://www.sikhmuseummohali.com/

The actual location is sikh museum mohali. Which includes sikh history.it is A very good place. But don't why somebody has replaced the name with cold frost. There is nothing like cold frost