Heritage Transport Museum, Haryana
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One of the rarest kinds of museum that documents, displays, informs, and educates the visitors on the evolution of transportation and systems related to it. Built on a large plot, the museum has a display area of 90,000 square feet spread over 3 floors displaying the antique vehicles used for transportation, including the railways and aviation (models only). Opened in 2013, this private museum has blossomed over the years and attracts many tourists. Stroll through the galleries of antique cars, railway coaches, planes, and automobile parts that are neatly arranged with every detail provided. People with a love for antique transportation vehicles would love the place, and for others, it would be a great educational tour. The painstaking effort and time invested in the collection of these beauties, and especially the spare parts, are to be appreciated. Kudos to the people who conceived, planned, implemented, and executed such a unique concept. The building housing the museum has an eye-catching design, and the journey starts right there. The museum can be visited all-round the year. It is located at Tauru approximately 22 kilometres away from Nuh, the district headquarters and approximately 60 kilometres from New Delhi. Gurugram, about 35 kilometres away, is the nearest railway station. New Delhi is the nearest airport.
Nearby Places to See
Damdama Lake
Located approximately 29 kilometres away from the museum, it is a large water pool formed by the backwaters of the Damda reservoir. All the amenities, like food, stay, water sports activities, and entertainment, are available at the place.
Located approximately 29 kilometres away from the museum, it is a large water pool formed by the backwaters of the Damda reservoir. All the amenities, like food, stay, water sports activities, and entertainment, are available at the place.
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary
Located about 30 kilometres away from the museum, it was declared a sanctuary in 1972 and became a national park in 1992. Many watch towers are built to facilitate bird watching. Close to 250 species of birds are recorded here.
Located about 30 kilometres away from the museum, it was declared a sanctuary in 1972 and became a national park in 1992. Many watch towers are built to facilitate bird watching. Close to 250 species of birds are recorded here.
Farruknagar Fort
Located about 35 kilometres from the museum, this fort was built in the early parts of the 18th century. The fort which was in ruins was restored about a decade back and now is a famous tourist place.
Located about 35 kilometres from the museum, this fort was built in the early parts of the 18th century. The fort which was in ruins was restored about a decade back and now is a famous tourist place.
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