--- title: "Sulabh Museum Educational Trips" description: "Free guided sanitation history field trips for schools and colleges" category: "Educational Trip" city: "Delhi NCR" canonical_url: "https://www.xperiyo.com/delhi/educational-trip/sulabh-museum-educational-trips" --- # Sulabh Museum Educational Trips Educational Trip - Mahavir Enclave, Delhi NCR - Verified **Price:** from INR 0 **Capacity:** up to 100 guests **Address:** Sulabh Bhawan, RZ-83, Dabri-Palam Road, Mahavir Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi, 110045 **Official website:** https://www.sulabhtoiletmuseum.org/ ## About The Sulabh International Museum of Toilets is India only space dedicated to water and sanitation and a natural fit for school and college field trips. Students explore the history of sanitation from the Harappan civilisation of around 3000 BC through Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome to Victorian and Edwardian Britain, then move through the Toilet Tales gallery, the Dr Bindeshwar Pathak Memorial Centre and the Menstrual Hygiene Management Knowledge Hub. Entry, parking and guided tours are all free, the tour runs on the ground floor and is accessible for persons with special needs, and the campus is calm and easy to manage for large groups. The museum actively invites group visits from schools, colleges, universities and institutes. ## Good for - Educational Trip - Day Picnic for Schools - School Adventure Trip - College Adventure Trip - Graduation Trips - Community Service - Alumni Meets ## Amenities - Ancient -- 12 mins The story unfolds with the sanitation arrangements of the Harappan Settlements of around 3,000 BC the excavated main sites of that civilization at Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro in modern Pakistan and Dholavira and Lothal in Gujarat province of India have remnants of wells, bathing tanks, both overground and underground drains, toilets, soak-pits, roads and lanes. The WC toilet at Mohenjo-Daro of 2,500 BC is acknowledged as a championing work in the field of sanitation. The pucca wide underground drain of Dholavira in the citadel section of the township, has manholes at regular intervals to monitor the flow inside. Simultaneously, the museum also displays sanitation arrangements of other ancient civilizations of Egypt, Babylon, Crete, Jerusalem, Greece and Rome. - Medieval -- 12 mins During the Middle Ages, whether in India or elsewhere, the kings and emperors used to live in big forts for security reasons. The museum displays toilets of Amber Fort of Jaipur, Akbar's Fort in Fatehpur-Sikri near Agra, Gingee Fort of Tamilnadu and Golconda Fort of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.In this section, one can also see table-top toilet of England, costly stones studded bided of Queen Victoria, highly decorated commodes from Austria and other cross-stools of that period in Europe. - Modern -- 12 mins This section has interesting toilet related cartoons, photographs of toilets from the catalogues of reputed sanitary ware manufacturing companies, public toilets of different countries and toilet jokes. The visitors in this section also see the toy-commode from China, mobile toilet of Sulabh, electric toilet from USA and the model of the world's biggest toilet complex at a religious place named Shirdi in Maharashtra. The museum is also exhibiting some ultra-modern electronic toilets from Japan, South Korea and some other countries. - Sulabh Water Project -- 6 mins Welcome to the Sulabh Water Centre, where every drop of water carries the promise of life and health. We're committed to transforming lives by providing access to safe, clean drinking water in communities affected by arsenic contamination. Join us in our journey towards a healthier future, fueled by innovative solutions and community-driven efforts. Discover the power of change, one glass at a time. Experience the difference with Sulabh Water - where purity meets purpose. - MHM Knowledge Hub -- 10 mins A Menstrual Hygiene Management Knowledge Hub dedicated to education, research and advocacy on menstrual hygiene, inaugurated in May 2024. - Bio Gas Plant -- 10 mins This pioneering space is dedicated to educating communities about menstrual health, promoting open discussions that transcend gender boundaries. Our holistic approach includes rallying men and boys as allies in menstruation advocacy, fostering an inclusive environment where periods are no longer taboo but a shared responsibility ## Packages ### Free Guided Group Tour (Popular) INR 0 per person - Ground floor guided tour - Free entry for the whole group - Free guided tour of all galleries - Free parking for buses and vehicles - Accessible ground floor route with two wheelchairs on demand - Open 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Sunday - Closed on National Holidays ## FAQ **Is the museum suitable for school and college educational trips?** Yes. The museum actively invites group visits from schools, colleges, universities and institutes to explore the history of sanitation, and provides free guided tours. **Is there any entry or tour fee for student groups?** No. Entry, parking and guided tours are all free of cost. **Is the museum accessible for students with special needs?** Yes. The tour is conducted on the ground floor and two wheelchairs are available on demand. **What can students learn here?** The galleries cover sanitation from the Harappan civilisation of around 3000 BC through Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome to Victorian and Edwardian Britain, plus public health, social reform and the Sustainable Development Goals. **What are the visiting hours?** The museum is open 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Sunday, and remains closed on National Holidays. **How do I book for a group or multiple people?** Submit your booking as a lead on xperiyo.com with the number of people and your preferred date of visit, and the team will confirm your guided tour slot. ## Guides & planning - [5 Best Museums in Delhi NCR for a Weekend Outing in 2026](https://www.xperiyo.com/blog/best-museums-delhi-ncr-weekend-outing-2026) -- Discover 5 of the best museums in Delhi NCR for a weekend outing--from art and history to photography, science and interactive experiences. 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