Tribal Research Institute and Museum - Museum in Ranchi - Ranchi, India

Great experience exploring our local tribal's lifestyle, very amazing to know about how they live and conserve our environment. Go at once at least to know about Jharkhand tribes and their works.

If you are interested in the Tribal population of Jharkhand, the Tribal Museum located in Moharabad will provide you with detailed information about all 32 tribal societies found in different parts of the state. You will get to know everything from their culture and history to their eating habits. You will also come across model structures of the different tribes that depict the timeline of their history, from the Bronze age to the Modern era. Apart from this, visitors can also view exhibits such as jewelry, instruments, handicrafts and ancient hunting weapons used by the tribals. However, perhaps the most fascinating among them all is the unique collection of sculptures discovered during excavations.

Visited trible food festival, lots of trible and old traditional kind of food. Love the food. Different events Conducted time to time. The museum is must visit to know about jharkhand and it's custon and tradition.

Nice place to visit for tribal knowledge.They have different kinds of tribal information with their pictures of households and some information.

Visit museum and also photo gallary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda

Spot on! A must needed exclusive zone for the preservation, conversation and penetration of the tribalhood, tribal culture, literature and other nuances of the indigenous people of Jharkhand. A very well equipped infrastructure for the researchers, scholars, academicians etc.

Place which is depicts about the Tribals in and around Jharkhand state. The kinds of occupation,tools,food, every detail is been depicted by the tableau models. One who is keen to know more about the diverse culture of the state,then this is the place. Ideally supposed to be a tourist place, but hardly saw more than 5. And the government should also work on promoting such places inorder to attract tourists.

It's not very well known so you need to search for it specifically. Not even the locals know about it. The museum itself is not very big. It simply features all the tribes that live in the state with infographics about them like their population, occupation, language and districts they occupy. For a few tribes the materials they make or use are also displayed rest every tribe is displayed as a real sized model.