Partition Museum, Museum in India
The Partition Museum is dedicated to the memory of the Partition of India in 1947.
It showcases the events and impact of the division that created India and Pakistan.
The museum houses a collection of stories, documents, and artifacts from the partition.
Located in Amritsar, it is open to visitors interested in the history of India's independence.
The Partition Museum is the world's first museum focused on the legacy of the Indo-Pakistani partition.
Location: Amritsar
Official opening: August 17, 2017
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Address: Town Hall, Amritsar, 143001
Phone: +918130001947
Email: info@partitionmuseum.org
Website: partitionmuseum.org
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