Some words from the Bangladesh National Museum

Museum Located in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, the Bangladesh National Museum is the country's main museum. It was established on 20 March of that year and officially opened on 7 August of that year. National Museum It was titled on November 17, 1983. The museum is located next to Ramna Park of the Institute of Fine Arts and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University near the Shahbagh intersection.

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The museum covers anthropology, fine arts, history, nature, and modern and ancient world civilizations, There are 44 separate galleries (galleries) for Bangladesh Liberation War and other subjects. Additionally, it houses a can escape, film gallery, library, theater, and archive. The Board of Trustees oversees the independently run Bangladesh National Museum, which was created by law. However, a Director General appointed by the government as the chief executive of the museum performs overall duties. Bangladesh National Museum currently has 330 officers and employees.
Maintenance work costs around Rs 29 Crores per annum to those in charge. On average more than 2000 visitors visit the Bangladesh National Museum every day. Among them are foreigners. The entry fee to Bangladesh National Museum is Tk 40 for adults and Tk 20 for minors.

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500 for foreign visitors and Rs.300 for SAARC countries. However, children below three years of age and physically challenged persons do not need a ticket. An important part of knowing about the history, traditions of Bangladesh.
The National Museum of Culture, Civilization is visited. To learn about the history and traditions of our country, especially the children's generation, should visit the National Museum. For educational tours to learn more about Bangladesh, Bangladesh Museum can be a good choice. The entrance arch provides a view of the main museum structure.
Two elaborate cannons stand on either side of the entrance to the main building. In addition, The structure has stunning Novera sculptures. A few restaurants, a gift shop, and a luggage room are located on the ground floor of the main structure. As you climb the stairs, there are gallery guides on each floor. You can find out about the location and visit the museum by consulting the guide. Everything from Bangladesh has been used in the decoration of the museum on the second floor. The whole of Bangladesh has been looked at. Starting with the map of Bangladesh, This floor also has displays of the flora and fauna of the country, Sundarban's tribal lifestyles, mineral rocks, sculptures, coins, and various prehistoric sculptures.

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The development of civilization and history of Bangladesh can be seen on the second floor of the structure.
Weapons of different eras, musical instruments, porcelain handicrafts, traditional crafts, manuscripts, modern art,
And various Bangladeshi customs are used to decorate this floor. The third floor of the building is decorated with paintings of portraits of well-known personalities from around the world and other symbols of world civilization.
The National Museum is closed only on Fridays and holidays of the week. The inspection schedule varies slightly depending on the day and month. Also, holidays including Victory Day, Independence Day, 1st February,
And Pahela Baisakh is observed as an open day for museum visitors.

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The National Museum is open from April to September from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM, during the summer, and Fridays from 3 PM to 8:00 PM. October through March, or 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the winter months National Museum is open on Fridays from 3 pm to 8 pm.