Sulabh International Museum Of Toilets
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You can visit this quirky museum free any day of the week; they're open most days from 10 to 6, on Sundays and other holidays from 10 to 5. There are two parts to the museum: an outdoor area and an indoor one. The outdoor one is devoted to Sulabh's work of setting up cheap, eco-friendly toilets that are accessible to all. Under an outdoor covered stretch, there are lots of different models of toilets. The indoor area is where they have lots of very interesting text, photos, models (and actual toilets!) about hygiene, sanitation and toilets from around the world and across the ages. The text is well-written, the exhibits carefully curated and very informative. The problem is that it's not very thoughtfully arranged; most of the text is in the form of framed sections, the paper all yellowed, the images faded. Sometimes the text is hung too high to be easily visible, and some of it is just too much text, without much relief. But, despite those drawbacks, still an amazingly interesting museum. To understand the entire history of toilets and sanitation around the world, this is the place to come.
Madhulika Liddle
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A MUST VISIT FOR EVERYONE RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN OF THIS COUNTRY.Dr.Pathak has done a brilliant job by paving a way for Clean India.He is a Humanist in True sense.Despite developing brilliant sanitation technologies and innovations,He didn't seek any patents which can prevent the installations of the toilets in each and every home of this country.The staff are very knowledgeable and polite.You can have a guided tour in both English and Hindi.You will definitely appreciate the innovations like Biogas fuelled electric bulb and Cooking.A primary health care facility is also attached to this museum.As the posted Doctor said,"Even with the best doctors and medicines,There can be no healthy India without the presence of safe sanitation facilities."Some of the milestones acheived by Sulabh group are also mentioned here.If you are an Architect/Engineer/Health care provider/Policy maker you should definitely visit this musuem.It will inspire a great deal of Ideas for clean energy,Environmental protection and Sanitation.
Kurvari Gourav
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A truly wonderful place to visit. It's extremely clean, well laid out, and surrounded by greenery. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming. You get the feeling that they're truly passionate about their foundation and answering all your queries. The museum is also fully air conditioned and spotless, a welcome escape from the Delhi heat. The museum is actually just part of the experience. Their main goal is to raise awareness about the importance of accessible toilet facilities and clean drinking water. They have another building focusing on their water sanitation and effluent treatment initiatives. Outside, you'll see the different types of septic systems they construct in rural areas. adding to that, the museum is completely free to the public. When I visited, it was completely empty. They're open 7 days a week. There's also plenty of parking available inside if you're arriving by car. This museum is definitely worth a visit if you're visiting Delhi with family and friends.
Aditya Veera
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Hi team This is regarding the incidence of Filter Water Facility which is provided. Today I went to fill out my Water bottle and when put the ₹2 to get the bottle filled then I realised that the Water Calculator is not correct. Instead of filling 1 Litre it just filled 0.5 litre so I informed the incharge regarding the same. But he was very rude and unprofessional. He has no way of talking. When I informed about the issue he just take my water from bottle and returned my money and said go from here and take water somewhere else. This was happened with other person as well. He is not supposed to do this kind of practice. This is such a shame that this kind of people who is creating a bad image of the Sulabh International Museum. Your team should reach with that person and teach him some lesson. I will be more happy if you take actions accordingly. I have attached the video so that you can find that person easily. Thanks
Shubham Diwakar
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I recently had the opportunity to visit the Sulabh Toilet Museum, and I must say, it was an extraordinary experience that left a lasting impression. This unique establishment takes visitors on an educational and entertaining journey through the fascinating history of toilets and sanitation. From the moment I entered, I was greeted by friendly staff who were knowledgeable and passionate about their subject matter. The museum itself is exceptionally well-designed, with interactive exhibits and informative displays that engage visitors of all ages. The layout is thoughtfully organized, guiding visitors through various eras and cultures, highlighting the evolution of toilets and sanitation practices over time. The attention to detail in each exhibit is remarkable, providing an in-depth understanding of the significance of toilets in human civilization.
Atul Kumar Kanugia
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Sulabh International Toilet Museum -A great place to see Reasons - Great concept of Bio Toilet for Homes(Rural area preferably). - Very Knowledgeable Guides to give you a detailed information about the whole concept and about the Museum. - One of the Most Unique Museum in World which gives you detailed information about evolution of toilets and it's really very interesting. - A good point for children awareness about the concept of toilets,it's evolution and how we can contribute more to our Nation. - It has a Hall which can accommodate approximately 250 students at once. - Also it has school (Named Sulabh International School) for the poor students & the once belonging to lower caste to educate them and give them training for their better future. - I personally appreciate their huge effort in the field.
Ankur Verma
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Sulabh Bhawan, RZ-83, Dabri - Palam Rd, Kali Nagar, Mahavir Enclave I, Mahavir Enclave Part 1, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi, 110045, India
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+91 11 2503 1518
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sulabhtoiletmuseum.org
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The Sulabh International Museum of Toilets in Delhi is run by the Sulabh International, dedicated to the global history of sanitation and toilets. According to Time magazine, the museum is one of the weirdest museums among the "10 museums around the world that are anything but mundane".
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