Heritage Transport Museum, New Delhi
As part of our Tata #TigorStyleBack media drive, we had short stopover at the Heritage Transport Museum, located on the outskirts of Delhi, in Manesar, Gurugram (no one is actively using this new name for Gurgaon)
As we entered the campus, we were greeted to above Christmas tree.. err a tree with all kind of signal lamps. They were switched off when we entered but little later they were turned on.
A few old train engines and tracks and track shift levers stationed outside the museum, we spend some time around them before going in.
The ticket counter is a nice Morris Mini converted into a table. Supplemented by a nicely coloured set of old tyres
Sofas with car and race car impressions
The Museum is spread across 3 floors. I began from the top most one. These ultra colourful vans and metadoors were main attraction in top floor, followed by some scooters
Shining bullet
A scooter with dozens of mirrors! Very creative. There was also a Contessa classic with one rupee coin pasted all around it.
Came down by a floor, was treated to the sight of various modes of transportation popular in olden days- some even now. Take a look
Above: A motorcycle powered carriage
Below: Tempo Hanseat- Tempo hanseat is still in operation in many parts of North india- particularly Pathankot area. Check my earlier post on them here
Jugaads- vehicles made from spare parts of other vehicles like jeep, tractor, generator etc- read more about them in my earlier post here. Illegal vehicles put very popular in rural north India- UP, Punjab etc for their cost effectiveness.
Lots of vintage cars are on display
Below car was used in the movie-Dil To Pagal Hai, customized by Dilip Chabria
Key information about Heritage Transport Museum, Delhi:
Address:
Heritage Transport Museum,
Bilaspur-Taoru Road (Major District Road 132 off NH8
Bilaspur Chowk, Taoru, Gurugram, Haryana 122105
Opening Hours: 10 AM till 7 PM
Entry fee: Rs 400 for adults, Rs 200 for children/students/school visits. (Heritage Transport Museum is not a government owned once, hence entry fee is on the higher side)
Contact: Mob: +91- 9871667018, Email: info@heritagetransportmuseum.org
Official Website http://www.heritagetransportmuseum.org/
Our visit to this museum was part of the Tata Motors #TigorStyleBack event and entry was taken care by the event organizers. Photos and opinions are my own. Read Bhushavali's review here
Similar: GeeDee car museum, Coimbatore * Grand Prix museum, Macau * Aviation Museum, Lithuania * Heritage car rally in Chennai * Navy Aviation Museum, Goa *
As we entered the campus, we were greeted to above Christmas tree.. err a tree with all kind of signal lamps. They were switched off when we entered but little later they were turned on.
A few old train engines and tracks and track shift levers stationed outside the museum, we spend some time around them before going in.
The ticket counter is a nice Morris Mini converted into a table. Supplemented by a nicely coloured set of old tyres
Sofas with car and race car impressions
The Museum is spread across 3 floors. I began from the top most one. These ultra colourful vans and metadoors were main attraction in top floor, followed by some scooters
Shining bullet
A scooter with dozens of mirrors! Very creative. There was also a Contessa classic with one rupee coin pasted all around it.
Came down by a floor, was treated to the sight of various modes of transportation popular in olden days- some even now. Take a look
Above: A motorcycle powered carriage
Below: Tempo Hanseat- Tempo hanseat is still in operation in many parts of North india- particularly Pathankot area. Check my earlier post on them here
Jugaads- vehicles made from spare parts of other vehicles like jeep, tractor, generator etc- read more about them in my earlier post here. Illegal vehicles put very popular in rural north India- UP, Punjab etc for their cost effectiveness.
Lots of vintage cars are on display
Below car was used in the movie-Dil To Pagal Hai, customized by Dilip Chabria
Heritage Transport Museum also has an aircraft
The section showcasing old trucks and buses as well as various kinds of hand pulled carts were also interesting. An entire train compartment is also showcased inside the museum.
A cafe is available in house for quick refreshments.Key information about Heritage Transport Museum, Delhi:
Address:
Heritage Transport Museum,
Bilaspur-Taoru Road (Major District Road 132 off NH8
Bilaspur Chowk, Taoru, Gurugram, Haryana 122105
Opening Hours: 10 AM till 7 PM
Entry fee: Rs 400 for adults, Rs 200 for children/students/school visits. (Heritage Transport Museum is not a government owned once, hence entry fee is on the higher side)
Contact: Mob: +91- 9871667018, Email: info@heritagetransportmuseum.org
Official Website http://www.heritagetransportmuseum.org/
Our visit to this museum was part of the Tata Motors #TigorStyleBack event and entry was taken care by the event organizers. Photos and opinions are my own. Read Bhushavali's review here
Similar: GeeDee car museum, Coimbatore * Grand Prix museum, Macau * Aviation Museum, Lithuania * Heritage car rally in Chennai * Navy Aviation Museum, Goa *
Drama king with that railway track picture. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's quite a place.
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteThat Christmas tree looks amazing :)
ReplyDeleteLet us install them in all traffic signals!
Deleteशानदार जगह से परिचय कराया।
ReplyDeleteI remember this beautiful place with such unique displays!! totally bowled over the truck art and palanquins! lovely pics Shrini! you reminded me to blog about it :P
ReplyDeleteThank you.. DO blog
DeleteWow! How gorgeous is that!
ReplyDeleteHave heard a lot about this place and this is the first time I'm seeing the pictures. Fantastic collection made even more interring with your photos and captions.
ReplyDeleteShubham
Thanks Shubham
DeleteI love Haritage cars. Thanks for posting these cars. Fastastic collection.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure
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