Garhwali Museum

A must visit place during stay in and around Landsdowne. It showcases the history of the regiment and its achievement. You get to see and learn a lot.

Tips: it is closed on Tuesdays. There is a lunch break of 2 hours (from 1 to 3 pm) during summers (visited in June). Cameras are not allowed and you have an option to keep it in the locker (free service)

Patriotic place, very beautiful place. Its a small museum and will not take more than 30-45 mins. Entry fee is just 40₹. Must go place in lansdowne.

✍Patriotism at its best in Lansdowne🙏👍. This is the second Indian Army Museum we have visited after Jaisalmer. Head straight to this museum to get a first hand experience of the tremendous valor & strength of the Indian Army over the years in the various conflicts & wars gone by. U get to visualize the history behind the famed Garhwal Rifles Regiment origin and it's conquests. U r bound to get goosebumps at this museum. Added to this u get to view the Parade Ground & shooting range. Still 🤔....No way... simply include this in your itinerary & u will instantly get into a gala patriotic mood. Off course a complete dhinaku, dhin dhaa experience & full patriotic waala paisaa vasool experience. Yes sir, capturing pics not allowed and your 📸 will be confiscated, so beware. 😘🥳😎👍👍👍👍👍👌💯

Ticket is around ₹200 or something. Excellently maintained museum. You can also look at the army guys playing or practicing in the field. Photography strictly not allowed.

Nice place to know about the Garhwali Regiment. Photos are not allowed to be clicked inside the Museum. It shows the history and the tools used during the war including the notes/currency/flags/cloths used at that time. One can completely visit this place in an Hour. Just in case if you have time constraints

Place has a collection of very old and very interesting items with good documented details on the items. Various guns, awards from UN, musical band items, etc. Good place. They also have a video room with a good documentary. Make me feel proud about all this at least.

A great place if you visit to landsowne. You can view old guns, equipment and lots of many more things. Outside this museum is very good for childrens and young people can visit beat by places like thandi sadak with great mountain views. Do not feed monkeys or try to attack as they can harm you. Small park is also there with rabbits and pegions, children's will live this park very much.

Garhwal Rifles museum is maintained by GRRC and has ensured that the history of Garhwal Rifles is very well preserved. The weaponry is rare and rest of the artefacts also give an insight of the old times. Military history lovers will have a nice time exploring the museum.

Garhwali Museum is the first place to visit if you going Landsdown.
Decent tickets price around 30₹ per person.
You will see what Garhwali people gave to the country.
Here all details about their fights, the weapons, the statues of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for country.
Such a calm and peaceful place also here Garhwali soldiers are so helpful and polite.
Also you will find here full internet connectivity in Airtel networks 😝
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Highly recommended place if you visit Landsdown.

It was great. Though they don't allow us in war memorial. It would have brought more joy and excitement for us. Still it was really good. .

It's in cantonment area.
It's very beautiful.
It's adjacent to the parade ground.
We have seen the parade also

Visiting the Garhwali Museum in Lansdowne was an absolute delight. This charming museum offers a captivating journey through the rich cultural heritage of the Garhwal region. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by a treasure trove of artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that beautifully depict the history and traditions of this picturesque region.

The museum's well-organized displays provide a comprehensive overview of Garhwali life, showcasing everything from traditional clothing and jewelry to ancient tools and weaponry. It's a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives and customs of the Garhwali people.

What truly sets this museum apart is the passionate and knowledgeable staff who are more than happy to share their insights and stories about each exhibit. Their enthusiasm adds a personal touch to the experience, making it both educational and engaging.

The location of the museum is also a standout feature. Nestled amidst the serene hills of Lansdowne, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The peaceful ambiance adds to the overall charm of the museum visit.

Whether you're a history buff, a cultural explorer, or just looking for an enriching experience in Lansdowne, the Garhwali Museum is a must-visit. It not only celebrates the traditions of the Garhwal region but also leaves you with a deeper appreciation for its unique heritage.

Perfect display of history of Lansdowne. Visit here on weekends or weekdays it’s no rush here. Tickets can be bought at the entry which cost just 30/-. No images can be clicked inside the museum.

A historical defence museum named after first Victoria Cross holder from Garhwal Rifles Darwan Singh Negi, Darwan Singh Museum contains rarest collection of Garhwal Rifles. Located near the Parade Ground in Lansdowne, Pauri Garhwal, Darwan Singh Museum was inaugurated in 1983.At a distance of 500 m from Lansdowne Market near Parade Ground, Darwan Singh Regimental Museum is one of the top Lansdowne tourist places. The Museum houses numerous antique artifacts belonging to the Garhwal Rifles.

Regimental Museum is a historical defense museum named after the famous Victoria Cross holder Darwan Singh Negi. This museum was inaugurated in the year 1983 to preserve the elements used by the Garhwal Regiment. Darwan Singh was the Naik in 1st Battalion, 39th Garhwal Rifles, in British Indian Army during First World War. He fearlessly fought and impressed everyone with his performance and was awarded with Victoria Cross.

This beautiful two storey building exhibits Battle scenes of Pre-Independence and Post-Independence periods, portraits of the brave soldiers, achievements, customs, traditions, rich certificates and documents of world war I and II, war trophies, antiques, old dresses, medals, appreciations. Tourist can also visit the beautiful flower garden outside the museum.

Garhwal army details in museum
Great army wing

Its located at a very beautiful & peaceful Cantonment area of Lansdowne in Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand. Though the museum is too small but consisting of war memorials of brave 'Garhwal Rifles Reginentals' which is,indeed, proud of our country.

This is very good place because it make you feel goosebumps and makes you patriotic when you enter .
It is museum I can't click photos but I will recommend you to visit once because it is worth and there is a ticket of 30 rupee which you can easily get on entrance on the other side there is huge parade ground on the exterior of the museum which looks very impressive

Most attractive place in Lansdowne..the history behind Garhwals blows your mind away...very well maintained..no wonder why the garhwal regiment is so famous..🩷

I loved the visit. A must visit place for everyone visiting Lansdowne. And yes also watch trainees practice on the parade grounds.

Collection of guns, weapons used in the war by the Garhwal Regiment. Weapons collection used by other countries in war and Now they are adorning the museum.