Been living in the vicinity and unaware of such an extraordinary place. It was a beautiful informative unique experience to know everything about the world of sanitation. Especial shoutout to the entire staff from the guard to the lady who gave us the entire tour of the place, they are really humble and happy to assist. Highly recommended if you like to visit museums as you can cover it in an hour. FYI, entry is free!

Ok guys so visiting this place was fun!First of all its free to enter and staff is friendly and will keep you engaged.Some cool toilet history and science and humour and what not!There are two problems I have faced:1. Entry: The guards at gates are not available locking entery from inside. So needed to call the google maps available no. to get the entry.2. Visited at 1 pm around when it was hot around. Choose the day and timing accordingly.

This is nice place to visit it is unique too. They open monday to Saturday 8 am to 8 Pm. No entry tickets free guide to. For school groups please contact him in advance. They have parking spot and easy to locate in Google. Take left from Palam Flyover towards to Dabri.

I was excited to see this strange museum but it is closed since the first lockdown early 2020..Update the rating after visit

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They have a large collection of different types of toilets. Whole place can be cover in 2hrs. Place is very big.

Absolutely informative and wonderful place. Parking facilities available

Nice quiet place easy to get to. All the experience is free, they even get you a guide if you need to explain everything which is totally free of charge too or you can explore by yourself. Some facts are mind blowing and origin of some are just hilarious. Well its hard to get excited as by the end of the day it was just a toilet exhibition but who would have thought NASA had bought a toilet for $19Million from Russian and do you know how submarine toilet works.

Nice museum of Toilets, has diff diff kind of model of WC. And you can see the evolution of WC here.Also you can select anyone which you like & they can build the same at your place at nominal price.

It looks a little weird at first, I mean how many times in ur life u visit a place full of ancient toilets. Its a nice place if u look it as a piece of history , ull come to know about many facts , the place is clean looks gud from inside specially if you love toilets its haeaven for u 😂. Do visit this place if u visit delhi.

Its a museum where toilets of different centuries are. Unique types of toilets which were used by Era ago kings or kingdom.

Sulabh International Toilet Museum-A great place to seeReasons- 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 its really very interesting.- A good point for children awareness about the concept of toilets,its 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.

This has to be one of the weirdest and most interesting museums I have ever been to. Entrance is free and youll be offered an informative tour of the museum by a passionate guide who also explains Sulabhs work throughout India. Definitely recommend

-It is considered as one of the weirdest museum in the world.-it is will maintained, staffs are really knowledgeable, helpful and a delightful.- here you can see the history of toilets and its importance in human life all the way back to 4500 years and till present.-it seems to be a weird idea to visit at first, but you will enjoy the experience by knowing the history, learning some toilets etiquette, reading some of the jokes and rare poetry on toilets.

This museum is ranked Worlds 3rd weirdest Museum. This is a very interesting place to visit. The museum exhibits various types of unique toilets and the guides take you through a very detailed tour. Sulabh is a huge organization which is responsible for development of sanitation in major places across India. An hour is more than enough time for a detailed tour of this museum.

A beautifully managed place.. a must visit for every Indian as most of us lack the required sensitivity for cleaniness and hygiene. Great one.

Worlds top 10 weirdest museum. Its something which makes an Indian proud. Must visit museum. And the best part is its free of cost

Its a must visit place if you are interested in knowing the evolution of sanitation facilities from Harrapan civilization to its current form.Entry and guides are free.And since a few people visit so they will explain you in detail.

Such an interesting place to visit. Really enjoyed our visit. Lot of information and amazing things to see. Would definitely recommend it! 🚽

Must visit !Initially it may sound funny however its quite informative. There will be guided tour of the place, it has appropriate parking space, drinking water, restroom. Entry is fee. You will see and learn use of bio gas to light up lamp, generator running on bio gas which generates electricity, how water is recycled etc.

This place is nice and a bit weird.😅 Although biogas plant was cool.

Theres more to it than meets the eyes. Its not only about toilets, its also about the utilisation of human waste in amazing ways. A great learning experience for the curious !

You must visit. Great location Very good setup and awesome staff members. I am impressed with their work and appreciate their great contribution in clean India campaign by establishing a biogas plant.

Sulabh international is providing basic needs to the people of this area from along time. (Clean toilets and clean drinking water

Never ever thought that even a museum could be based out of this thing; which we neglect or doesn care at all.Amazing display of evolution of toilets, various components associated with it and more over the creators behind this made sure that you really understand the importance of this unimportant thing in your life.Must explore to learn More.

It was great learning experience. Got to know how much we have achieved and how much is still left to make India open defecation free country.

I loved the idea of this. Maybe the most under-rated invention of all the time is the humble toilet and something we dont like giving thought to. This museum tries to correct it. Its not too big so can see everything in less than an hour. Informative.

It is international museum of toilet in delhi run by the sulabh international

Found it in the top 10 list of the weirdest museums all over the world. Near to airport. No entry ticket no security. It is a small museum. It will take your 45 min to 1 hour. The information here is quite useful. The museum is full of funny memes, fun and laughs. Must visit here.The museum cannot be noticed easily. There is something like organization banner or sulabh sanitation university banner there. Drive to this location is quite easy. Metro stations nearest are Dashratpuri and Palam. Buses to different routes are also accessible.Must visit place for friends groups if you guys wanna hangout and something different.

This is a must visit. The work this organisation is doing is fundamental for the worlds water and sanitation.The biogas plant should be mandatory for all new housing developments. On the planet.

Sulabh museum is dedicated to sanitation. Its a weirdest museum in the world. Sometimes foreign tourists visits here. Museum has different kinds of commodes. It has some quotes displayed onboard like Toilet first temple later.

This museum show the ability and necessity of Cleanliness and different kind of toilets.It is a kind of fun place with knowledge.No entry fee, very supportive and guiding staff.Open all 7 days;8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at working daysAnd sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Hey if youve got 20 mins free ,Must visit this place there is no ticket price no parking charges nothing !!And such nice ambience, on top of that the staff is chumma nice

Museum of toilet. Sounds weird but true Sulabh international museum of toilet run by Sulabh international. The museum is an incredible journey through the evolution of toilets and toilet designs (ahem, a 200-year-old toilet awaits).Some weird collections are- a French toilet that looks like a stack of books and an English one which resembles a treasure chest.According to Time magazine, the museum is one of the weirdest museums[1] among the 10 museums around the world that are anything but mundane.Parking and entry ticket is free for all. While a guided tour is available for the visitors, the handbook and brochures of the collection are available online

An interesting and adorable curation of toilets, their history. right from the Harappan civilisations to the latest technologies, and how they make using toilets easy. The walls are full of tongue-in-cheek humour, with anecdotes and comics that reflect the essence of sanitation and cleanliness as an indispensible part of life.Even as the place could be facelifted and renovated, yet it brings forward an old world charm of a hidden world. A must visit.

I am happy visited this place and I suggest place visit all people know sulabh history

Unexpectedly cool place....a museum with complete history of toilets from 80+ countries.

You can visit the museum in 15 minutes. There are some interesting toilets but also just pictures of them. Good guide for free.

Possibly my favourite museum in Delhi, if not the whole of India. Quirky but well organised, and filled with fascinating exhibits of all things lavatorial.

People have always tackled museum visits with mixed reactions , for some familiar with its significance (esp:art, Revolutions), it could truly be enriching but for the person outside that realm , it could by far be the worst uses of time imaginable.But one such exception to the centre program is the Toilet Museum ,because sanitation always been a silent problem that has occupied the creative genius of many and when disregarded has been the slayer of the masses ( black death of 14&15 th Century) .So long story short : If you are HUMAN you will get this.Sulabh international and especiallyDr.Pathak who has been a crusader to make this a mainstream issue and alleviate the lives of millions that still linger about fields by the break of dawn.

Im not going to suggest anyone to plan a visit for this place because not so much interesting attractive as you see in photosBut if this place is near to you , you canAs this place off location from other attractive sites

🍁🍁We were kind of intrigued by the idea of a Toilet museum and hence decided to visit it,. Not a bad place. Quite small actually, everything is basically kept in one large hall. But it was interesting to see variety of toilets coming from various parts of the world. A good place for a single visit, especially, with kids. You can cover everything in less than an hour. No food or anything inside the premise.

This is a great palace.Where you see a lot of type washroom pot.Its a place there you learn a lot of thing if you are a learner.

It is good place and attendants are there to explain... It hardly takes 30 minutes to visit it.

It’s a museum for toilets. The Sulabh international Museum of toilets in Delhi is maintained by the Sulabh international, which dedicated this museum to the global history of sanitation and toilets.

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 didnt 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.

Loved everything about this place ..must visit..❤️❤️

This museum is very different and generally people not visit here. But in my openion this is a must visit museum. Entry is free here. The best part is they provide free guide to guide you and make you understand. There are so many things to learn about. Another best thing is, you can practically see the use of biogas over here. From biogas you can see the use for light, electricity, cooking and the treated water used for plantation and car wash. People who make a joke of our PM Modis statement over biogas for cooking, can see the reality over here.

A small museum where you can spend about 45 minutes to 1 hour. There are volunteers who provide detailed explanations as well.

Very innovative and informative place. Must visit

A best palace to know Indias biggest NGO

Must see if u r nearby.A place to learn about hygiene and efforts of sulabh to give toilets for all.See history about toilets , types, and their making.

This place will certainly make you laugh..,,😂😂..They have a good collection.of toilets from basic to classic.. different for employees and Management..

Place to know more about how In ancient time people use to defecate, different types of commodes or toilet seats are also there to have a look on, Fun place to go

The way the faculty there explains every ins and out is SO SIMPLE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND...and also the hospitality is again so humane...special thanks to NIGAR MAM, SHIKHA MAM, AND SIR...No words to describe my unforgettable experience...🇮🇳

The best museum about toilets, and I guess the only one..Very near to Dwarka. Children will have fun

A unique museum of its kind. Comparatively a smaller one but provides very good information and history about an important aspect of human defecation habits and its disposal system. It also highlights on the latest disposal techniques both, for rural and urban scenario. They have a Sulabh Shaouchalay just outside their campus, whose output is used in their treatment plant and one gets an idea about how to treat our waste in eco friendly and profitable manner. They are making bio gas, generating electricity and organic manure while the treated water is recycled for toilet flush usage. A keen visitor once comes here, spends at least 1 to 2 hours and goes quite enlightened and knowledgeable. The entry is free for all. The staff is cordial and explain things very well. Curator is Mr. Manoj Kumar and Asst Curator is Mr Raju Singh. Both go out of way to assist the visitors. A must visit museum at Delhi. A good idea for schools and colleges to send their students for a useful visit.

Nice place to know about toilets & its history around the world.

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[1] among the 10 museums around the world that are anything but mundane.[2] It was established in 1992 by Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, a social activist, founder of Sulabh Sanitation and Social Reform Movement, recipient of national and international awards including the Stockholm Water Prize in 2009. His objective in establishing this museum was to highlight the need to address the problems of the sanitation sector in the country, considering the efforts made in various parts of the world in this field since the third millennium BC.[3]

It was a place where we can find so many new ways to reuse and recylce products.

Its a very good place, must visit toh gain precious knowledge.

More knowledge you will get in this museum

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Much better than the New Delhi national museum. The guide was excellent.

Great collection of exhibits. Tracing the history of lavatories from world over, starting with the indus valley civilisation

Not Upto the mark as per previous experience

Very happy

Sulabh International Social Service Organization is the India largest and unique museum of toilet. You can find the toilets from all over the world here. You can easily reach here by public or your own transport.

Love my palace

Nice collection of sulabh

A better way of cleanliness

Its a unique museum, you will see there lots of type toilet which belongs to our historical time, must visit

It some unique and nice experience

Very disappointing. I expected it to have models from different eras and religions. But it only had pictures, jokes and facts from the internet, framed on the wall.

Good place to learn abt world sanitation system

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It was perfect .very very joy full.

Good atmosphere and kids learn to.. Saturday Sunday best day to enjoy. Nearby metro station dashrat puri

One of the sole oldest organization that introduced importance of sanitation in India. They had preserved their journey of sanitation in the form of Museum for sanitation for the public so that everyone get to know the long struggle and achievements. This organization is also offering multiple vocational courses for youths at minimum cost, thus shaping the bright and clean future of India. MAKING INDIA SHINE.

You will not find this type of museum anywhere else , neither in india nor in world. A must visit place if you are visiting west Delhi.

Great place to visit atleast 1 time.....

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Nice & trusted work

Its a museum of toiletsYou can get a vast range of toilets over there with information provided.

Lovely place for tourists and you can see toilet statue af modern indian time and everything show very deeply.

Nice place to visit .. innovation

Great place. Do give a visit. You will get to learn many things. The staffs are very polite and well trained. They are the best in their job. Remarkable achievements and findings.

We had visited this place hoping it would be a novel experience, but as it turned out, it was not. There was nothing much to see their apart from some photographs of toilets from around the world. There were also a few toilets from around the world on display, but not sufficient enough to warrant a visit. You wont be missing anything if you give this place a miss.

Located in India’s buzzing capital, the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets details the history of hygiene and sanitation from 2500 B.C. to present day. From the gold-plated toilets of Roman emperors to medieval commodes, the museum documents the evolution of the toilet through the ages. As if intricately painted chamber pots weren’t fascinating enough, the museum also hosts a collection of rare toilet poems.

It was amazing... Fantastic..

The place is awesome to come with your family just the road is little congested.It is quiet clean and fascinating. It is also a place where you can learn various stuff. Love this place.PS ALSO VERY INTERESTING TO SEE TOILETS OF VARIOUS TYPES😀

One time visit place, if living or crossing through this area. Situated at main Palam Dabti Road.

Sulabh a works very good but you need to maintain a standard. Otherwise all good

Konwledg and wisdom always appreciated by all.

Situated at mahavir enclave opposite to street number 5 near to bengali colony, clean toilets for public use, there is no soap i find, cleanliness is there.#LooReview

The staff there are so friendly! They showed us the biogas plant, the museum itself and were very kind to detail the history of toilets. It seems like theres nothing to know about toilets but youll be surprised to know a lot of things once you reach there. Highly recommend everyone to visit the place with friends and family.

The place imbibes the history and journey of sanitation and brings about how even a meagre thing was part of royalty.

Hdh and the rest tonight and the name is sunny here but we are going good with that works out great idea and the name is not the case then I can get the name is not in the hospital since then the day after tomorrow to sunny and service is very important that the name is not the case

Nice maintained , but outside is congested... Parking a big problem at that area.

The old sample of toilet seats were maintained for the future ones