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Several hundred preserved human brains, among the largest such collections in Asia, help show what neurological and psychiatric conditions do.
A specialist museum on the NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences) campus, established in 1997 and reputed to be one of the largest human brain collections in Asia, with several hundred preserved brain specimens. Exhibits illustrate the effects of various neurological and psychiatric conditions on brain structure, aimed primarily at medical students and researchers as well as curious members of the public. Visits are limited to scheduled guided tour slots rather than free daily access, reflecting its dual role as a teaching resource and public museum. Photography is not permitted during sessions.
| Mon-Tue | Closed |
| Wednesday | 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM |
| Thu-Sun | Closed |
A Windsor Castle look-alike in the heart of Bengaluru, still privately owned by the Wadiyar royal family.
Founded in the 1860s, one of India's oldest museums keeps Indus Valley artefacts, Hoysala sculpture and even Egyptian mummies.
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