Indian War Memorial Museum

This building is call Naqqar khana or Naubat khana in english it means Drum house.

Great experience here...all about india. What they used there war instrument like rifles, sort gun, long gun, swards and equipment that are used in early 1700.there are transistor and many more equipment that shows old memories.also there is measuring equipments.all things are good here but the maintenance is not good and I am thinking that government have to be honest about this red fort.

One of the entry point of Diwan-i-Am. Nahabat played for the emereor and public. Now it turns a arms museum.

one of the historic place of india. its very good place to visit and you will know about some of history of india.

Has huge collection of war related items and other historic items

Rarest of the rare pictures and ancient India historical weapons are collected in this place really nice place for knowing about INDIA's history

Great experience here All products are histological Old War gadgets here

Huge weapon display of ww2 and ww1. Its historical artifacts. U can see weapon gun machine gun radio uniform.

This museum have lots of things Old war related Stuff which were used by the army. Uniform of General of that time is also available here and many types of old Guns etc. When I see these things I start imagine that time.

Indian War Memorial Museum, Red Fort (New Delhi) This museum was set up as a tribute to the soldiers who had participated in the world war in India or abroad on behalf of the British. Naubat Kahana or Naqqar Khana (Musical house) of the Red Fort was chosen to accommodate the museum in its first and second floors. The museum is approachable from the north and south of the building facing east. The introductory gallery comprises diorama showing the battle of Panipat with the army of Babur and Ibrahim Lodi standing opposite each other. The other displayed objects are arrows, swords, khukris, revolvers, machine guns, shells etc. Variety of daggers with ivory and inscribed hilt, chest armour, small weapons like gupti, battle axes are also exhibited in the gallery. Helmets, armours, different types of swords, daggers etc are displayed in Gallery No. 2 and 3. Bomb fuses, shells, models of pistols, bullets, gun powder flasks on display gives vivid picture of the arms and ammunition used during the First World War. The last two galleries show the impact of European industrialization over the weapons and communication since radars, telephone, telegraph, signal lamps, guns with periscope, trench periscope etc were introduced during the war. Various types of badges, ribbons, uniform of Turkish and New Zealand army officers, and flags are also put on display. Model of army transport cart and railway goods track, model of Baghdad Arab port and Basra dockyard exhibited in the museum attract the attention of the visitors. Another attraction of the gallery is the complete dress of Maharaja Jodhpur. His Highness Pratap Singh including kurta (long shirt), belt, trouser, turban with zari work, shoes and inscribed sword with sheath.