National Agricultural Science Museum

Charming place, worth to watch.
Different era, animal husbandry, human evolution, Agriculture equipments etc.shown in a beautiful manner.

It's a nice place to visit, to learn more about agriculture sector in India through various portrays which depicts the development of agriculture in India,

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

Very good & informative place, I was totally surprised when visited first time. Building structures are really amazing.

The museum, located in the NASC complex at A P Shinde Memorial Hall, showcases human socialization and agricultural development. The well-maintained complex, built with red sandstone, includes a spacious auditorium for conferences. Commutable and part of NASC, Pusa, it details the evolution of agriculture and its impact on human development and the economy. The nearby botanical garden adds to the overall experience.

Very good & informative place, would recommend all agri enthusiastics to come here atleast once in there life time.

It is closed for individual person

Unprofessional people
No manners in talking
Highly recommend to not visit

The museum is officially open for students and office bearers as of now due to covid restrictions not being lifted. You may be denied entry. I didn't find this information anywhere before I reached there. No photography allowed inside.

This place is a must visit though for everyone. Staff behavior was ok.

Its informative, but most exhibits dont have working audio or visual guides, but reading and information is available and interesting, on the top floor, will visit ground floor later.

I visited the National Agriculture Science Museum today. I was amazed to see all the historical data related to agriculture and the part that intrigued me the most was the Agriculture and Solar calendar globe!

But honestly though I really liked the place but being a Biotechnology student I feel like the concepts are not updated and are not in depth. It's good for people who are new to agriculture but if someone wants to know about any concept or agricultural practices in detail then visiting this place won't work. Plus it's not much updated and do not showcase any recent developments or statistical data related to agriculture. I feel it would be great if the museum could add a bit more updated and more detailed information if possible. I feel for school students it could be a really amazing place but won't recommend it to students who are pursuing higher studies in the field. Overall it's an amazing place to visit for people who are new to agriculture or wants to know about the history of agriculture in India!

Really a nice museum highlighting progress our nation has made in agriculture and food security. However, very few people know about this museum and very little has been done to create awareness on this issue. Also, maintenance is not up to the mark as well.

It is nice place to understand about agriculture. If someone have interest in agriculture then he or she have to visit this place. It tell us about agriculture of past

All agricultural related information is available here good place to visit
It is part of ICAR
Roads to reach are well and good
Environment is excellent
wheelchair Parking is available

One of the best museum for those who are interested in Agriculture or who study about Agriculture, Horticulture or Foresty. Location is also good.

Don't visit here with your school ever the staff and management here is so rude they keep on asking you "chalo jaldi jaldi abhi mat dekho maa bap ke sath aana yaha chalo jaldi" only they were keep on saying to the students plus they were scolding the students with no reason the place is good and has a lot of information but they just cant accept school students.

It's in PUSA campus. Shows historical development of Agricultural technology in India. No Tickets, Entry is free

Gives the entire history of agriculture in a very telling manner. An absolute must for those who don't have an agricultural background. And a very informative place for all stakeholders associated with agriculture.

As I agriculture engineering student this place is super se bhi upper. Or ha aap sab se request hai please ek Baar yaha jarur aao agriculture se related information collected karooo

Today i m here to know about agriculture and his history and present.
I saw many things about humans and their farming techniques.best for us to meet stoneage and modernization

Wonderful place, we visited her and took lots of pic of artificial model.all are so creative and attractive.we don't know when the time is gone.really it's so remembering day for us.

Nice Museum and Office of Agriculture Of India.

The museum traces the development of agriculture in India from prehistoric times to the present technology of agriculture in our country, with a futuristic projection.  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, Sultanate & Mughal Era, Advent of the British, Advancement of Agricultural Sciences in Independent India, Global Issues related to Agriculture, Towards a Food-Secure Future, and Children's Section.  

Thankyou.

Amazing place of visiting.fully AC inside meusium and very attractive article and decorating painting are shown it.

Nice museum having all historical knowledge of agriculture in india.
All public facility available here.

Nice Museum. Lots of information about Indian Cultures' relation with History and Agriculture.
Has Canteen, Central AC, Toilets, Water Cooler nd other facilities too.

Best agricultural museum in India, nice information provided by staff, It's related to our agriculture development history.really feel amazing, thank you.

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.

Fabulous museum, Its full of knowledgeable to read our history.if you love with history so guys visit here. Excellent

Nice place to visit and gain knowledge about our past and revolution in agriculture
The atmosphere provided here is very peaceful and calm. Photography is not allowed here though if you got chance you can click your pics

Awesome place. Excellent work. Human evolution in manners of Agriculture development is very well displayed.

It is not only the first agriculture museum of India, but the first in whole Asia. It is a place to visit if you want to learn something about the ancient farming and civilizations. You can get thw information from 50000years ago civilization. The ticket cost is 10 indian rupees and student can visit the museum for free if they are in group and with school or institution letter. The nearest metro station is Rajendra Place metro station. The museum is about 3 km fro the metro station.

It is a excellent museum. One must visit there for upgrading there science knowledge. There is a movie Hall on the 1st floor of museum which shows science based movie and have a capacity of 50 people to sit at a time

It's wonderful to learn how the Indian Government is paying so much interest in new modes and effective ways of agriculture and farming. It's a must place to visit.

National Agricultural Science Museum 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.

Beautiful complex with a full fledged auditorium for various functions and meetings. Easily accessible from Rajendra Place metro by bus.

Awesome venue for conferences but still needs installation of dustbins outside and inside both for proper waste management and cleanliness.

Very serene place. Good auditoriums but International Guest House needs improvement in renovation and lighting inside guest rooms. Hard to find any local stores nearby.

I was not about this university before a lot vegetables and greenery this is india s best agriculture college

Okay for knowing Farming practices and Agriculture techniques. Need to be more interactive with public so knowledge can be applied.

Good place to visit here you can know about indain agriculture and traditions of older times and also a short film (15-25 min) is shown showing the ancient agriculture, traditions and culture of india. Entry fee is nominal last time when i visited here it was Rs. 10-20 only.

Good place to learn the traditional as well as advance techniques of agriculture.but staff interaction needed to be improved.so that commuters can know the techniques properly, and hence can apply them. As it's clear.that staff behavior is not good here.they always looking to just pass the visitors.and finish their visit.as fast as possible.it is a multistorey building.parking is also available here

Good collection of Indian Agriculture techniques. Very inspiring and interesting for Agriculture students and researchers.

Best agricultural museum in india, nice information provided by staff, we easy understand about all major crops and situation about different states, really feel amazing, thank you.