Skip the typical ‘boring’ attractions and instead explore Delhi’s ‘weird’ side, during this 7-hour private tour of the city’s most oddball museums. Learn about the development of toilets over the centuries, view thousands of dolls from around the world, admire craft-making demonstrations by Indian artisans, and see a collection of vintage train engines. All museum admissions and transport during the trip is included.

In this Tour we will visit Delhi Famous Five Museums. In this tour you will see the Indian History and Indian Culture. We will include world famous Delhi situated below Museum... 1. Gandhi Samriti 2. Air Force Museum 3. Sulabh International Museum 4. Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum 5. National War Memorial Museum

According to the World Health Organization almost a third of the human population, around 2 billion people, have no access to clean restrooms. The Sulabh Museum, besides showing an interesting and historical collection, therefore educates the visitor in this important issue. It is divided in three sections, Ancient, Medieval and Modern. Highlights • Historical facilities from various ancient cultures • Medieval examples including devices for European royalty • Modern and future technologies

This full day private tour visits several museums in Delhi with unusual collections encompassing vintage trains, dolls, handicraft items and even toilets and their history over the millenia. During the tour you will use different modes of transportation including Tuk-Tuk, cycle rickshaw and the local Metro to get from one museum to the next. Highlights • Sulabh International Museum • National Rail Museum (Rail Museum Remain Closed Every Monday) • Crafts Museum (Craft Museum Remain Closed Every Monday) • Dolls Museum (Doll Museum Remain Closed Every Monday)

This full day private tour visits several museums in Delhi with unusual collections encompassing vintage trains, dolls, handicraft items and even toilets and their history over the millenia. During the tour you will use different modes of transportation including Tuk-Tuk, cycle rickshaw and the local Metro to get from one museum to the next. Highlights • Sulabh International Museum • National Rail Museum • Crafts Museum • Dolls Museum

According to the World Health Organization almost a third of the human population, around 2 billion people, have no access to clean restrooms. The Sulabh Museum, besides showing an interesting and historical collection, therefore educates the visitor in this important issue. It is divided in three sections, Ancient, Medieval and Modern. Highlights • Historical facilities from various ancient cultures • Medieval examples including devices for European royalty • Modern and future technologies