Khalid Yazdani Shah

2 weeks ago

Review

It's a great effort to show not only the culture and traditional arts and crafts of Pakistan but is the surrounding countries as well. Very well thought out and planned. It was well maintained as well. A great place to take your kids and especially your foreign friends to show them all of Pakistan under one roof. Although there is still room for improvement (there always is) I'm giving it a 5 star rating because it's refreshing to see something like this in Pakistan!

Farah Anwar

a year ago

Review

Must watch. Covers hand craft and culture of all pak

Dirk Tijssen

in the last week

Review

Nice museum, containing of very diverse scenes in which you can see how people used to live, work, create art, sail, herd their cattle or just enjoy themselves. It isn't big but take your time to read the explaining signs and take your time to watch the detailed scenes. Outside you'll find shops with authentic, handcrafted hats, bowls and other artefacts. Worth a visit!

Naiknam Karim

2 months ago

Review

Pakistan national museum of ethnology (HERITAGE MUSEUM) earlier known as Folk Art Museum with a covered area of around twenty thousand (20,000) square feet. However, in 2004 after the up-gradation and renovation, the Museum was re-named as Pakistan National Museum of Ethnology popularly known as Heritage Museum. The fascinating thing about the Heritage Museum is that it presents history and living traditions of the people of Pakistan both from the main stream and the remotest regions of the country.

Numan Khan

9 months ago

Review

PAKISTAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ETHNOLOGY (HERITAGE MUSEUM) earlier known as Folk Art Museum was established in 1982 with a covered area of around twenty thousand (20,000) square feet. However, in 2004 after the up-gradation and renovation, the Museum was re-named as Pakistan National Museum of Ethnology popularly known as Heritage Museum. The fascinating thing about the Heritage Museum is that it presents history and living traditions of the people of Pakistan both from the main stream and the remotest regions of the country. The primary purpose of the museum is to educate and edify present and future generations of Pakistan and to create a treasure house for the nation more valuable than the vault of any bank in the world. Most museum in Pakistan are archaeological which are a throwback from colonial times. The Heritage Museum is the first state museum of ethnology in Pakistan which presents the history and living traditions of the people of Pakistan both from the mainstream and the remotest regions of the country. The location of this landmark achievement at Islamabad enriches the federal capital and adds to its attractions. The museum has a covered area of 60,000 sq. ft. featuring exhibit halls, making it the largest museum in Pakistan. This is a museum for the people of Pakistan, who are the real bearers of our cultural traditions, which make Pakistan truly great. Ticket Prices: Local Adults = 50rs Students = 10rs Foreigners = 500rs Free for children under 7 years of age Timings: Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm (5 Days a Week only)