موزه ملی علوم کشاورزی

Had good expeeience.

This displays various stages of the development of socialization of humans in detail since earliest times.
How agricultural was learnt by them and how it helped humans to develop further world around.
It elaborates how agriculture helped the economy to grow.

Wow, I was totally surprised when visited first time. Building structures are really amazing. You can also enjoy with various species of plants. You can visit museum in this complex.

This is very wonderful place, A nice place for talking young children's for whole lots of knowledge & information about our agricultural society and many more.
All agriculture related information is available here. There is good place to visit and exploring agriculture. It is the part of ICAR.

National Agricultural Science Museum (NASM)

situated in the National Agricultural Science Centre campus of ICAR in New Delhi, is the first of its kind in the country. Spread over a two storey specially designed building of floor area of 23,000 sq ft, the museum portrays the development of agriculture in India since prehistoric time and the present state-of-the-art technology in agriculture in our country, with a futuristic projection.

Agriculture and animal husbandry have been the backbone of Indian economy since prehistoric time. Even today, about 65% of the Indian population directly or indirectly lives on Agriculture. Agriculture has also shaped the literature, creed and culture of the Indian Society. The rich agricultural wealth of the country attracted hoards of migrants to arrive and settle in India.

Ancient literature and archaeological excavations have provided us with innumerable evidences of agricultural practices in ancient and medieval India. After Independence, utmost emphasis was laid on agriculture in the consecutive five-year plans. As a result, India achieved green revolution and self-sufficiency in food production. Today, we can not only feed a billion people, but also have enough potential to Copeup with the future challenges. Thus, the story of agriculture is the story of Indian society. This story has been documented in a popular form at the National Agricultural Science Museum. The museum has 150 exhibits which are displayed in 10 major sections viz. Six Pillars of Agriculture, Agriculture in Prehistoric Era, Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic & Post Vedic Era, Sultnat & Mughal Era, Advent of British, Advancement of agricultural sciences in Independent India, Global Issues related to Agriculture, Towards a Food-Secure Future, and Children's Section.

Wonderful place and extremely helpful/polite staff. Hosts ample of parking space and entry fee is barely 10 Rs. There is lot to learn and know about. Mr. Rajendra Singh, in charge is very educated, humble and polite man.

The National Agricultural Musuem is a must visit place for all aware citizens of this nation who takes pride in Indian agriculture, it's journey from tough times to being self reliant. You will learn a lot and enjoy the exhibits displayed here.