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Facility : Online Booking to Visit Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum

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Visit To Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum :

** A request for visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum can be made by on-line Booking System through a link on the website ‘presidentofindia.nic.in’.

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** The visiting days of Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The museum is not open for visitors from Monday to Thursday and on Government Gazetted Holidays.
** Timings of visit are from 0900 hrs to 1600 hrs.
** Entry to Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum for visit is through Gate No. 30 (Mother Teresa Crescent Road). The parking is the Stadium parking of the Talkatora Stadium as indicated in the route map for public access from the city. After alighting, the visitors will take the foot over bridge crossing to Gate No. 30 for entry.
** The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum will be opened for public viewing from 1 August 2014.

The visitors will be charged following ticket fee :
** Visitors individually or in a group of less than 30 persons will be charged AT Rs. 25/- per visitor per visit;
** Visitors in a group of 30 persons will be charged Rs.600/- in lump-sum per visit;
** Visitors in a group of more than 30 persons will be charged Rs. 600/- for 30 visitors and Rs. Rs. 25/- per visitor per visit for additional persons (for example for a group of 35 visitors the charges will be Rs.600 + 25×5=Rs. 725/-);
** Visitors below the age of 12 years will be exempt from registration charges; and
** To popularize the Museum among school children, a discount of 20% in the overall ticket cost will be given, if the booking is done by the school authorities.
** Further, to popularize the initiative to educate and sensitize the general public as regards Indian history and culture, the visitors’ fee shall be charged with effect from 1 November 2014 and entry is free for 1st August, 2014 to 31st October, 2014.

For any query and assistance related to visit, please contact :
the Visitors’ Management Cell : Tel: No.: 011-23013287, 23015321 Extn. 4662, Fax No. 011-23015246: email: reception-office AT rb.nic.in

About Rashtrapati Bhavan :
The Delhi Durbar of 1911, held on December 12, marked the coronation of King George V. The most important announcement made in the Durbar which was witnessed by around one lakh people, was shifting of British India’s capital from Calcutta to Delhi.

Whilst Calcutta was seen to be the centre of commerce, Delhi, on the other hand symbolized power and glory. Subsequent to the announcement, the search for an imperial residence became imperative.

The Kingsway Camp, in northern side of the proposed town, was the initial choice. Sir Edwin Lutyens, a British architect, was selected to plan India’s new Capital and was part of the Delhi Town Planning Committee on which the decision for the site and layout rested.

Contact Us :
Rashtrapati Bhawan,
President’s Estate, New Delhi,
Delhi 110004