Museum Address
58 Gorkha Training Centre, Happy Valley - 900332
Are there any docents or guides who visitors can directly call to book for a guided tour?
Yes
When was the museum established?
1980
Briefly describe the history of the museum, its collection and donors.
The Manekshaw Museum is a storehouse of priceless memorabilia associated with Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw. It is a loving tribute for his distinguished military career spanning over four decades and five wars, beginning with his service in the British India Army in World War II. It was under his command that the victorious campaigns against Pakistan in the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971, that led to the liberation of Bangladesh in December 1971, were conducted. It houses numerous trophies awarded to him by several states and nations, such as Nepal, the United States of America and the erstwhile USSR, including headgear from a Naga village. His personal items such as hats, belts, uniforms, and archives of old photographs have been displayed.
Workshops/seminars/lectures
No
Library and archives services
No
IT facilities ( Photocopying, printing, computer )
No
Conference/ Seminar hall
No
Who manages the museum?
Central Government
Person-in-charge of the museum
Other
What is the average duration to see the museum?
less than 1 hour
Map your museum’s correct location on the map given below.
Is the museum currently closed?
No
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Gallery Images
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Awards and mementos on display at the Manekshaw Museum
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Awards and mementos on display at the Manekshaw Museum
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Field Marshal Manekshaw's uniform on display at the museum
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Display of honorary swords at the Manekshaw Museum
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Plaques and mementos at the museum
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Statues and other decorative pieces at the museum
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Certificates on display at the Manekshaw Museum
Opening Days
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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