Nice museum to learn about Nilgiris tribals. Nicely displayed. Good supporting staff and explained very patiently. Thank you.
Viju Karthick275 days ago
Good place learn tribal culture including Andaman nicobar island
Rahul K R336 days ago
Good place to visit if you want to know about the historical tribal life & the way original inhabitants lived there. Nicely maintaining the area.
Ooty fresh1 year ago
Nice place to visit. Lot of tribes used things inside
Robin paul1 year ago
If you are interested in finding out the rich history of Nilgiris and the tribes then this is a must visit.
Luv M Nathadwarawala1 year ago
This is a hidden gem....really nice picnic tables and play area. Also very nicely presented local information
Usha nandhini1 year ago
It is open from Monday to Saturday. 50 Rs ticket for adults We can learn about ooty tribals.. Worth visiting. There is play area for kids outside the museum.
Sara BONYADI1 year ago
Tip to arrive at the museum: don't follow Google maps and ask locals which way to go. You should be coming from the North, passing the Good Shepard school and then entering the museum using a road north of it. Google maps took us twice the wrong way, causing us to get stuck on a dirt road and loose one hour.
The museum itself is a good initiative but unfortunately there were minimal explanations of what was displayed. The explanations also describe each tribe using very outdated language from the 19th century which sounded like they are describing animals and not humans. I would love to see these descriptions change and see tribal communities tell their own stories and describe themselves in the way they would like to be portrayed.
50 Rs ticket for adults
We can learn about ooty tribals..
Worth visiting.
There is play area for kids outside the museum.
The museum itself is a good initiative but unfortunately there were minimal explanations of what was displayed. The explanations also describe each tribe using very outdated language from the 19th century which sounded like they are describing animals and not humans. I would love to see these descriptions change and see tribal communities tell their own stories and describe themselves in the way they would like to be portrayed.