Lok Virsa Heritage Museum Review

The place dedicated to Pakistan's heritage. well worth to see the ethnography, history and culture and the different communities that make up Pakistan. There is a very nominal entrance fee, and it was good to note that the entry fee for foreigners is much higher (still peanuts if you convert it into dollars!). The museum is surprisingly well laid out and well-maintained, so that it’s easy to go through it systematically. The museum is a worth visiting place but to double the charm u must visit VIRSA CAFE adjacent to the museum. A restaurant is traditionally designed where you can enjoy the proper desi cuisine in a setting that is both ethnic and modern. A favourite haunt for the people of the twin cities and a must on the itinerary list of visitors.

History of Pakistan can be learnt this heritage museum, It predicts culture of Pakistan through ages. very informative for the visitors, The museum had very nice exhibits, especially in the textile area. There were some items that were beautifully rendered, but the protection of the textiles was limited, so they won't survive for long. Many of the exhibits were informative, and so many wonderful things are displayed there, Very Nice displays and the variety of cultures in Pakistan. Good audio explanation of the displays. Very nice collection of textiles and metal work. Needs a bit of updating in the more recent time displays but other than that go and enjoy.

After visiting the Heritage Museum, I didn't see much cultural relics, but dummies placed a lot of dummies. If the security guard on night shift came in with only a flashlight at night, would it be frightening to death [to grieve] [to grieve] [to grieve]?!

traditional and magnificent museum, true manifestation of Pakistani rural culture. a must visit place for heritage lovers.

Located in the beautiful islamabad city, the national heritage museum reflects on the culture and traditions of Pakistan and its different parts.

The National Heritage Museum, one of the largest museums in Islamabad, exhibits traditional Pakistani handicraft and culture. Including the life scenes of the people of Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and other countries, there are many statues of the local people, which is very interesting. We should learn more about the local folk culture.