Gujrat Vidyapith Museum
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Gujrat Vidyapith Museum

Educational, Ethnographic, and Biographical Non-Government
Place Ahmedabad
State Gujarat 
Virtual Museum No
Year of Establishment 2003
Museum Type Educational, Ethnographic, and Biographical
National Importance Museum No
Address Campus, inside Gujarat Vidyapith, Sattar Taluka Society, Usmanpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380014
Visiting Time 11:00 AM – 05:00 PM (Closed on Sundays and University Holidays)
Entry Fee Free Entry

Museum Introduction

Located within the Gujarat Vidyapith campus (founded by Mahatma Gandhi), the complex includes the Bhartiya Sanskruti Sangrahalay (est. 1977), the Morarji Desai Museum (est. 2003), and the Tribal Research and Training Centre's ethnographic museum. It serves as a pedagogical resource for history, culture, and tribal studies.

General Collections

Harappan antiquities, plaster emblems of Indian art, rare coins, stone articles, and prehistoric tools. The tribal wing features life-size dioramas of 26 major tribal communities of Gujarat, including their dwellings, tools, and clothing.

Unique Historical Collections

Houses the original Bharat Ratna and Nishan-e-Pakistan medals awarded to former Prime Minister Morarji Desai, along with rare photographic archives of the Indian Freedom Movement and the history of Gujarat Vidyapith.

Additional Information

Archaeological Survey of India No
Notes The Tribal Museum is recognized as the only ethnographic museum in Gujarat displaying life-size models of all major indigenous communities of the state.
Artifacts Bharat Ratna Medal, Nishan-e-Pakistan Medal, Lothal antiquities, terracotta temple models, tribal dioramas, and ancient manuscripts.
Highly Descriptive Yes
Contact Details +91 79 2754 0746 (Ext. 301 for Archaeology Museum)
Email ID museum@gujaratvidyapith.org