The National Museum in Delhi is one of India's largest museums, located at the corner of Janpath and Maulana Azad Road. This iconic institution is a treasure trove of artifacts spanning over 5,000 years of Indian history. With collections that range from pre-historic era pieces to modern works of art, the museum showcases an extensive compilation of sculptures, paintings, jewelry, manuscripts, armors, and decorative arts. Being the custodian of Indian heritage, the museum houses some of the most significant artifacts like the Indus Valley Civilization relics, Buddhist art from the time of Emperor Ashoka, Mughal emporium, and varied collections from different Indian dynasties. Art and history enthusiasts can marvel at rare antiquities and learn through interactive exhibits, which provide a narrative of India's rich cultural past. The museum also conducts educational programs, lectures, and workshops that make it a center for cultural education and exchange.