National Philatelic Museum

Must visit. Less crowded. 30min stay is enough, a customised stamp is a must have (waiting time 15min)

It quite wonderful and excellent way to connect with history. The information about stamps are well researched and are reliable source on the subject, to which stamp is related. The children must make a visit there.

The National Philatelic Museum in Delhi is a hidden gem for enthusiasts of philately and history. Tucked away in a quiet corner, this museum showcases the rich and diverse world of postage stamps, offering a fascinating journey through India's past and global events. Established by the India Post in 1992, the museum is a treasure trove for stamp collectors and curious visitors alike.

The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, featuring rare and unique stamps that narrate stories of cultural, historical, and technological significance. The museum's layout is user-friendly, guiding visitors through the evolution of postage stamps, from the colonial era to modern times. Each display provides insights into the artistic designs, themes, and the historical context surrounding the stamps.

The museum's commitment to education is evident through interactive displays, workshops, and a library dedicated to philately. It serves as a valuable resource for both novice collectors and seasoned philatelists, fostering an appreciation for the art and historical importance of postage stamps.

In conclusion, the National Philatelic Museum is a must-visit for anyone intrigued by the world of stamps. Its well-curated exhibits and educational initiatives make it a delightful destination that not only preserves the legacy of philately but also brings history to life through the tiny, colorful canvases of postage stamps.

The National Philatelic Museum at Dak Bhawan, New Delhi India, is operated by the Department of Post. The facility, which is housed on the ground floor of a building, underwent a redevelopment in 2011. It now hosts an amphitheater for presentations and discussions, a library and an area where artists can be seen at work, as well as displays of postage stamps and related items. The Museum has displayed number of frames in which exhibits of Post Independence era stamps can impress any Visitor with its charm. The frames have been arranged beautifully in different sections like section for Sheetlets, section for different themes, Section for Stamps from different countries.

It is a must visit place if you like historical collections of postal tickets.
Very few people know about the National philatelic museum it was a Wonderful experience, quiet and clean.

If you are into Philately then this is a must visit place for you. You can go to the museum which is on the left side of the gate and check the different stamps that were released from time to time. Not much crowded. No ticket to visit. You can buy stamps as souvenir (only issue they don't accept card or UPI for payment, if you purchase anything from there)

National Philatelic Museum is located at Dak Bhawan, New Delhi. All the postal stamps issued by the Department of Posts are displayed here. Amazing collection of all the postal stamps could be seen here. One can trace the development of Philatelics at this museum. This place is a heaven for all the Philatelic lovers. Newer issuances of the postal stamps could be seen and bought at the Philatelic section of the Head Post Office Parliament Street.

An good educational spot for kids, specially those into collecting stamps. The place had been well arranged with history and artefacts to make the journey interesting. It easy to reach too. Just take the metro and get down at Patel chowk. It a minutes walk from the metro station

For stamp lovers. It has collection of all the stamps ever issued by Indian government since independence.

NATIONAL PHILATELIC MUSEUM

Situated near Connaught Place, is Dak Bhawan which has a post office with an outlet for philatelists interested in Indian stamps. The building also houses the National Philatelic Museum which has an extensive stamp collection including the first stamp issued in India by the Sindh Dak (1854) and stamps issued before Independence by the rulers of the Princely States. Free entry passes can be had from Parliament Street Head Post office basement.

Ph.: +91-011-23036447,23036447,23036727

Timing: 10: 00 am to 5: 00 pm.

Closed: Saturday & Sunday

Great place to visit, hardly a few people visit and has place to sit and study if you want to. Is quieter than a library. Has stamps from 1947 to current time all arranged neatly in shelves. Has some rare ones too. Please note that photography is not allowed. It is situated in the main head post office building in New Delhi. Must visit for stamp collectors.

A museum of postal-stamps. Must visit for children. Near to Patel Chowk Metro Station, just 50 steps walk.

If you are fond of postal stamps.definitely visit here.it's very nearer to Patel chowk metro station. (walkable distance)

All type of postage system are described. Stamps older than older and newer than newer available.nice place for photo graph also

Must visit for philately enthusiasts as well as kids. Extensive collection. Lighting can be improved inside as the exhibits were in the dark. Everyone will enjoy the look at India's culture and diversity through stamps. You can purchase the current year stamps.

Excellent museum for all stamps lover and philetelist. Caution: Don't be confused with philatelic bureau (that's on Sansad Mark). Worth a visit. Truly

The place is a bit dull presentation wise. Having said that, the collection is pretty rich and interesting.

Museum is maintained by Indian post. It's at Patel Chowk.the museum displays all the postal tickets used till date in India.