Thengal Cultural Centre & Museum - Museum in Jorhat, Balijan Gaon - Jorhat, India

Not worthy of the ticket price. Could have been made better by adding more details of Thengal Kacharis, their ancestral history, kings, culture and etc. Also look forward in insisting the person at the museum checkpoint to explain about the presented articles and objects. Also it would be better if you could improve the lighting colors at the traditional assamese house built inside the museum.

Beautiful centre to experience the culture. There is a bunch of amusement stuff too. One can spend a evening here with the pristine environment

A great place for a family outing. Kids are sure to love the haunted house, bumper cars and the other rides. The museum is worth visiting once. However, many of the rides are broken, and the restaurant area could use some improvement. Still there is enough here to keep you occupied for an evening.

If you wanna gain knowledge about Thengal Culture... go for it... Don't expect other entertainment and gaming zone will satisfy you

A beautiful museum emphasizing the great axomia culture. The building itself is a very beautiful one. There are several sections of the museum like gaming, horror show etc. There is a small cafe as well. It is situated roughly 3km away from titabar town towards jorhat town. The entry fee is Rs50 per person. You need to pay extra for visiting the gaming or horror section.

Located in Rangajan, near Titabor. The entry fees is 50rs per person, which is applicable for the musuem and outdoors. There are other amusement items like, 7D show, Gaming zone, Haunted house etc for additional fees. Best time to visit is evening time as the lights are switched on. Parking is an issue if there is rush. On a personal note, I would say its good for one time visit and is an enjoyable experience.

A very good place to spend some time with family and friends. Here, one can see the typical things related to Assamese culture in the museum. And also children and even adults can enjoy in the gaming section in the ground floor.

This is a good place located near Jorhat. The museum has got many different collections of antique pieces and sculptures of ancient Assamese culture. The interior is really good and well-maintained. The exterior is equally good with a wide area and greenery around it. There's also a place for clicking pictures with walls painted with graffiti sort of art. There's also a cafe in the campus. Overall a nice place to explore and chill.