Museum Day

Few spots in our reality are more instructive than galleries. Truth be told, where
else would we be able to want to see such a variety of bits of genuine history
that enlighten such a large number of stories regarding our predecessors? From
ancient lances to Egyptian mummies, from old Greek models to medieval
reinforcement, and from the first radio to the first planes utilized as a part of war
amid WWI, galleries have it all. Sadly, there are a large number of individuals
with direct access to exhibition halls that have never at any point gone to one.
There are numerous conceivable explanations behind thisperhaps they think
simply taking a gander at old things would be exhausting, or maybe they are
unconscious exactly how distinctive the world was in the past and see no
motivation to take interest. Whatever the purpose behind not exploiting the
fantastic measure of unmistakable learning exhibition halls offer and paying little
mind to age, Museum Day is the time to put resources into training in its most
captivating structure.
The History of Museum Day
The International Council of Museums (ICOM) made International Museum Day in
1977. The association picks an alternate topic for the day and arranges
consistently. A portion of the topics incorporate globalization, indigenous people
groups, brigding society crevices and looking after nature. Consistently since
1977, the greater part of the historical centers on the planet are welcome to take
an interest in this day to advance the part of exhibition halls around on the
planet, by arranging pleasant and free exercises around the year's subject.

Global Museum Day has turn out to be consistently more prominent since its
creation, with International Museum Day 2009 being taken part in by 20,000
exhibition halls in more than 90 nations. In 2012, the quantity of partaking
historical centres had bounced to 30,000 in 129 nations.
Instructions to Celebrate Museum Day
There is no better approach to observe Museum Day than to bring an outing
down to a close-by exhibition hall, either alone, with companions, or even your
kids on the off chance that you feel they are mature enough to admire the spot.
Contingent upon where you live, the historical centers you may be nearest to
could be ones joined with anything from cultivating to form, from stargazing to
prehistoric studies, from craftsmanship to common history. On the off chance
that it just so happens the galleries in your quick territory are not ones that
would intrigue you, perhaps you could consider a day excursion to a close-by city
to visit a historical centre more qualified to your hobbies? Carpooling with a
companion or two will make the excursion less expensive and potentially all the
more intriguing.
Something else to consider is the way well you endure swarms. Exhibition hall
Day is an inexorably mainstream overall occasion, so it is most likely that a large
number of the bigger and better known historical centres will be really swarmed
on this day, particularly since numerous galleries don't charge an extra charge
then. In the event that you don't have a craving for remaining in long lines to see
each and every thing or needing to move your way through hordes of individuals,
giving careful consideration to not going on anybody's shoes than the articles on
presentation, you may need to visit the exhibition hall of your decision a couple
of days before or after Museum Day. On weekdays, historical centers are
frequently tranquil spots where one can come to study our progenitors' ways of
life and mull over what persuaded them to carry on and grow as they did.
Nonetheless you choose to observe Museum day, don't let this chance to get
some answers concerning the historical backdrop of mankind go to waste.

Visit Some of the Museums in Pondicherry

Pondicherry Museum

The Pondicherry Museum on Saint Louis Street boasts a collection of rare bronze
and stone sculptures of the Pallava and Chola dynasties, 200 year old beads of
glass and precious stones, and Greek and Roman jars which were excavated at
the Arikamedu site near Pondy. Arikamedu was an ancient port that traded with
the Roman Empire. The museum, which has a geology room and a shell and
fossil room, also houses a collection of antique temple lamps, handicrafts, coins,
church relics, French furniture, and objects from the Tsung Period in China,
among other curios.
Visiting hours: Tues-Sun 10:00am-5:00pm

Bharathidasan Museum
Bharathidasan was a Tamil poet and playwright, born in Puducherry in 1891.
Bharathidasan means disciple of Bharathi. He has also written scripts for films on
themes of Dravidian culture and women empowerments. His house in Perumal
Kovil street was later converted into a museum, preserving his artefacts along
with his literary works.

Bharathi Memorial Museum

Subramaniya Bharathi, a renowned Tamil poet and patriot, came to Puducherry in
1908 as a fugitive from Britishers. The calming and serene atmosphere of
Puducherry enabled this revolutionary poet to compose some of his best songs.
The house that he lived in, located at Eswaran Dharmaraja Kovil street was later
transformed into a museum in his memory. The Bharathi memorial museum was
recently renovated and now serves as a revered place for all.

Rangapillai Museum
Rangapillai museum was once the mansion of Ananda Ranga Pillai, dubash of
Dupleix, built around 1738. Pillais journals and diaries written when French rule
flourished in Puducherry serve as a great source of historical information about a
bygone era. Like many buildings of Puducherry, this mansion is also built as a
fusion of French and Indian style of architecture. Even though the building has

lost its former sheen and glory, as one of the oldest surviving buildings of
Puducherry, it is of monumental importance to the history of the town. Special
permission is required to visit the mansion.