“A storyteller in seven levels, the Don Bosco Museum weaves together the lives, dreams, and traditions of Northeast India's many tribes. As you walk through its galleries, you step into bamboo-and-thatch homes, hear echoes of ancient music, and glimpse into the tools once used to farm mountain slopes or fish in forest streams.”

The Don Bosco Museum is a colourful canvas of Northeast India, it offers insights, beauty and above all respect for the indigenous cultures it preserves. You will first be greeted by the traditional wear of all the different North-Eastern communities as you enter the building, including well researched sections on the neighbouring countries like Bhutan, Myanmar, and Nepal. The photography section is loaded with rare photos, you can spend hours exploring these snippets of tribal life taken across the region and many generations. This museum is a one-stop cultural time machine, layered with immersive storytelling. The skywalk view and live exhibits make it suitable for families, students, researchers, and travellers alike.