Description:
Designed by noted Indian architect Charles Correa, this museum houses a unique collection of crafts from all over India. From the enormous masks of gods and mythical heroes in the Gallery of Cultic Objects to the beautifully preserved 18th century haveli (mansion) of a Bohri Muslim family in the Courtly Crafts Gallery and the artisans at work in the museum courtyard, this museum makes for a truly incredible experience.
Highlights:

•  Gallery of Cultic Objects
•  Courtly Crafts Gallery
•  Textile Gallery

Duration:
This experience is expected to last approximately 4 hours including travel time.

Essential Information:

• Price includes: Tallis expert, hotel pick-up and drop-off, entrance fee (as applicable), and all taxes
• Pickup/Meeting point will be finalized three weeks prior to the experience date.
• No photography allowed.

Active Elements:
Walking; Climbing Stairs; Rough and Uneven Surfaces.

What to Wear:
Guests are advised to wear conservative clothing and comfortable walking shoes. A hat, as protection against the sun, is recommended especially between the months of April and October.

What to Bring:
Guests are urged to bring a camera, bottled water, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Spectators:
Spectators are not allowed on this experience.

Weather Dependent:
This experience is weather dependent. Please contact Tallis with any questions regarding weather conditions.