Kallar Kahar museum, Although it is not very large in size, it has a wide range of items in its collection, which shed light on the history and culture of this region. It is located close to the resort. It has three galleries. The first galley is dedicated to the Indus Valley and Gandhara Civilizations. As you enter the galley you find a very beautiful stupa, displayed in the centre. In the shelves earthen pots related to Mehargarh and Indus Valley civilization are displayed. The most interesting items are small earthen toys of animals. Definitely a big attraction for children. Some very beautifully made Buddhist statues can also be seen in the gallery. Definitely the most prized items of the museum. The coins collection of the museums is also very impressive. You can see coins from the Ghaznavid period to the Mughal era. This galley also has some very beautifully carved doors, an old tradition of Punjab.

The Mughal Emperor, Zahir-ud-din Babur, discovered Kallar Kahar when he crossed River Indus over from Kabul on his way to Delhi. He was enamored by the beauty of the place, especially the Kallar Kahar Lake which was formed by water that gushed from the natural springs. Babur wished to seize the area of Koh-e-Jodh. Night Stay at Kallar Kahar