• Sulabh International Museum of Toilets - A vehicle will collect you from your accommodation and transport you to the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets.\nThe museum is divided into three primary exhibits:\n\nAncient: This exhibit begins with the sanitation systems of the Harappan Civilization dating back to approximately 3,000 B.C.\n\nMedieval: In this era, particularly in India, rulers often resided within large fortresses for protection.\n\nModern: Highlights of this exhibit include humorous toilet-themed cartoons, snapshots of lavatories from the brochures of well-known sanitary ware producers, and public restrooms from various nations. Visitors will also encounter a toy commode from China, Sulabh’s own portable lavatory, an electric toilet from the United States, and a replica of the largest toilet facility in the world located at a sacred site in Shirdi, Maharashtra.\n\nFollowing your exploration of the museum, a meal will be provided at a nearby eatery (drinks not included). Once you’ve dined, you’ll be conveyed back to your place of stay.

• Complimentary mineral water (2 bottles per person)
• Comfortable air-conditioned vehicle transfers
• Savory lunch experience (beverages excluded)
• Professional English-speaking guide service

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks, unless specified

The World Health Organization indicates that nearly 33% of people globally, which is approximately 2 billion individuals, lack access to hygienic sanitation facilities. The Sulabh Museum offers not just an intriguing historical exhibit but also imparts knowledge about this significant matter. It features three distinct sections: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern.

Key Attractions

• Sanitary installations from several ancient civilizations
• Restroom artifacts from the Medieval period, some used by European monarchs
• Contemporary and forthcoming sanitation innovations

• Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.