Tribal Museum Pune

Pune, Pune · Open now

Warli paintings, tools and musical instruments tell the story of the Warli, Gond and Bhil communities of Maharashtra.

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AddressPune, Pune, India

Managed byTribal Research and Training Institute, Maharashtra

Today's hoursOpen today 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Tickets fromFrom ₹10

TypeMuseum

Time needed1–1.5 hrs

Location

About

A museum in Pune dedicated to the tribal communities of Maharashtra, run by the state's Tribal Research and Training Institute, showcasing artefacts, artwork, tools and lifestyle displays representing groups such as the Warli, Gond and Bhil communities. Exhibits include traditional Warli paintings, musical instruments and dioramas depicting tribal village life. The museum offers a rare, dedicated look at Maharashtra's indigenous cultures beyond its more prominent Maratha-era heritage sites. It remains closed on Sundays and alternate Saturdays.

Did you know? The Tribal Museum Pune documents Maharashtra's indigenous Adivasi communities through artefacts, tools and art forms that are otherwise rarely represented in mainstream Indian museums, preserving traditions increasingly at risk of being lost.

Opening hours

Mon-Sat	10:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday	Closed

Tickets

Adult Indian

₹10

Foreigners Adult/Kid

₹200

Facilities

Parking (Ample free parking on its own plot)Café (Food stalls inside the museum)

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