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The scheme “S.P. Nautiyal Sangrahalaya” implemented by the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, provides insights into the Great Himalayas through geological maps, charts, models, and educational exhibits, displaying rock, mineral, and fossil samples from the entire Himalayan region.
The scheme “S.P. Nautiyal Sangrahalaya” implemented by the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, provides insights into the Great Himalayas through geological maps, charts, models, and educational exhibits, displaying rock, mineral, and fossil samples from the entire Himalayan region.
The scheme “S.P. Nautiyal Sangrahalaya” implemented by the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, offers a deep insight into the Great Himalayas. The museum showcases geo-scientific maps, charts, specimens, models, and various educational and awareness-generating exhibits. Samples of rocks, minerals, and fossils found throughout the Himalayan region are also displayed here. This museum serves as a valuable resource for understanding the geology and natural history of the Himalayas.
Educational Insight: Provides in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Great Himalayas through geo-scientific exhibits. - Awareness Generation: Raises awareness about the geological and natural heritage of the Himalayan region. - Diverse Exhibits: Offers a wide range of exhibits including maps, charts, models, and actual samples of rocks, minerals, and fossils. - Accessibility: Open to both national and international visitors, making it a globally accessible resource for Himalayan studies.
Step 1: Offline application
> For Individuals/Families: • If an individual or a family wishes to visit the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology Museum, they can visit on any working day (Monday to Friday, from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM). It is advisable to obtain prior permission by sending an email to [email protected] or by calling 0135-2525263 / 118. > For Large Groups/Institutional Tours: • For guided tours for large groups or institutional visits, it is mandatory to obtain prior permission from the Director of the Institution: [email protected]
The "S.P. Nautiyal Museum" primarily aims to provide deep insights into the Great Himalayas through various geo-scientific and educational exhibits. <br> <br>
Visitors can expect to see geo-scientific maps, charts, specimens, models, and various educational displays, including samples of rocks, minerals, and fossils from the entire Himalayan region. <br> <br>
All national and international visitors are eligible to visit the S.P. Nautiyal Museum. <br> <br>
No, entry to the S.P. Nautiyal Museum is free for all visitors. <br> <br>
Individual and family visitors can visit the museum on any working day, from Monday to Friday, between 9:30 AM and 5:30 PM. <br> <br>
It is advisable for individuals or families to obtain prior permission before visiting, which can be done via email or phone. <br> <br>
They can obtain prior permission by sending an email to [email protected] or by calling 0135-2525263/ 118. <br> <br>
For large groups or institutional tours, it is mandatory to obtain prior permission from the Director of the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology. <br> <br>
Large groups or institutions should contact the Director at [email protected] to obtain prior permission for guided tours. <br> <br>
Yes, the museum offers deep insights into the Great Himalayas, including its geological history, through its geo-scientific exhibits. <br> <br>
Yes, the museum is accessible to all national and international visitors. <br> <br>
Yes, the museum displays samples of rocks, minerals, and fossils that are found throughout the Himalayan region.
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