Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal

The Regional Museum of Natural History in Bhopal displays plants and animals from Central India arranged in dioramas that represent different habitats. The exhibits are designed so visitors can see and understand the range of wildlife and environments found in this region.

The museum was founded in 1997 as part of efforts to document and protect Central India's natural diversity. Its creation reflected a growing commitment to understanding and preserving local ecosystems.

The museum presents Central Indian nature through dioramas that help visitors understand local ecosystems and wildlife. People come here to see how the land and its creatures are connected to the region's environment.

The museum sits near Shahpura Lake in the Environment Complex, making it accessible from the city center. Plan to visit in the morning to explore the displays at a comfortable pace and spend time in the interactive areas.

The museum has a dedicated space with computers and research areas where children can explore natural sciences through hands-on experiments. This section remains relatively quiet and offers an unhurried environment for learning and discovery.

Inception: September 29, 1997

GPS coordinates: 23.21374,77.42615

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:02