Mumbai Revealed
In the heart of the city, amidst the urban chaos, Bang Mumbai is a tranquil place where Mumbai's history has unfolded ever since it was known as Heptanesia (Greek for "Seven Island Complex"). The original name of the Bombay (Mumbai) Islands, India. The Greek geographer Ptolemy mentioned this area in his geographical works. 
At Byculla, 12 km from Bandra, the Bhau Daji Lad Museum is located in the same compound as the Silver Jijamata Udyan (Zoo). They have parking at the entrance and charge 20/. 
At the entrance is a beautiful bell tower. 
This museum is the oldest museum in Mumbai. It was built in 1872 and was originally known as the Victoria and Albert Museum. In the year In 1975, the Bhau Daji Lad Museum was renamed to honor the vision that made his commitment and creativity possible. The history of this museum shows that it was founded by Dr. Bhau was built at a cost of Rs.6000. The magnificent structure of the building has lost its luster over time, but thanks to the Indian National Institute of Art and Culture, Mumbai (INTACH), it has been carefully restored. In the year In 1996, a proposal was made by the association to revive the INTACH organization and establish a conservation laboratory. After much discussion and deliberation, the society has decided to work together with Intacha and Jamnal Bajaj Foundation to reclaim the museum property. The treasury contains more than 6,000 valuable artifacts, sculptures, pottery, coins and ivories. Making, painting... It also includes specific categories of social and cultural life in India. 
There is an elephant in the field next to the museum, giving its name to the Elephant Caves. It seems that the British wanted to transport it to England, but the crane fell and broke. It was eventually restored and placed at the entrance to the museum. 
It has side guns that give a good look. 
On the same lawn are statues of British monarchs and a beautifully designed light tower. 
Unfortunately, photography is not allowed in the museum, so you cannot show the beauty inside. The interior of the museum is decorated with arches and columns. Don't miss a chance to visit this gem on your trip to Mumbai. It's an experience he cherishes. For virtual tour visit http://www.bdlmuseum.org How to reach: Nearest railway stations are Byculla on Central Line and Mahalakshmi on Western Line. It is well connected with all Mumbai buses. Visiting hours are 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Closed on Wednesdays and some public holidays. You can call on 022-23731234. The ticket price is 10 rupees for adults and 5 rupees for children aged 5-15 years. Children under 5 years of age must enter for free.
At Byculla, 12 km from Bandra, the Bhau Daji Lad Museum is located in the same compound as the Silver Jijamata Udyan (Zoo). They have parking at the entrance and charge 20/. 
At the entrance is a beautiful bell tower. 
This museum is the oldest museum in Mumbai. It was built in 1872 and was originally known as the Victoria and Albert Museum. In the year In 1975, the Bhau Daji Lad Museum was renamed to honor the vision that made his commitment and creativity possible. The history of this museum shows that it was founded by Dr. Bhau was built at a cost of Rs.6000. The magnificent structure of the building has lost its luster over time, but thanks to the Indian National Institute of Art and Culture, Mumbai (INTACH), it has been carefully restored. In the year In 1996, a proposal was made by the association to revive the INTACH organization and establish a conservation laboratory. After much discussion and deliberation, the society has decided to work together with Intacha and Jamnal Bajaj Foundation to reclaim the museum property. The treasury contains more than 6,000 valuable artifacts, sculptures, pottery, coins and ivories. Making, painting... It also includes specific categories of social and cultural life in India. 
There is an elephant in the field next to the museum, giving its name to the Elephant Caves. It seems that the British wanted to transport it to England, but the crane fell and broke. It was eventually restored and placed at the entrance to the museum. 
It has side guns that give a good look. 
On the same lawn are statues of British monarchs and a beautifully designed light tower. 
Unfortunately, photography is not allowed in the museum, so you cannot show the beauty inside. The interior of the museum is decorated with arches and columns. Don't miss a chance to visit this gem on your trip to Mumbai. It's an experience he cherishes. For virtual tour visit http://www.bdlmuseum.org How to reach: Nearest railway stations are Byculla on Central Line and Mahalakshmi on Western Line. It is well connected with all Mumbai buses. Visiting hours are 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Closed on Wednesdays and some public holidays. You can call on 022-23731234. The ticket price is 10 rupees for adults and 5 rupees for children aged 5-15 years. Children under 5 years of age must enter for free.
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