Quetta Archaeological Museum

Quetta Archaeological Museum of Balochistan is also known as Quetta Museum, located in Mizan Chowk, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan. It is just 8 Km far from Quetta Zarghun Road and Spinny Road.

However, Quetta city has a wide range of archaeological museum, and a well-known historical item would be sustained overall in the Quetta. That's why, lots of searchers, tourist, visitors who known the exactly about historical background of preserving Archaeological items would be more attract than other visitors.

Historically, Quetta Museum has display different type of galleries such as Mohen-jo-Daro items from Sindh province, Pottery pieces from Balochistan, and Stone Age implements from the Zhob, Quetta, and Kalat Valleys, Stock of military Items, including, A Sword with bloodstains still visible used in 1919 to kill a British commander in early days.

Moreover, Quetta Museum has collectively, exhibit Quran one copy written in the hand of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, Manuscripts and Calligraphy, Pre-historic Pottery, Coins, Swords, Manuscripts and Firearms, Old photos glimpse of Quetta before the earthquake shown in the gallery and lots more information will be shown regarding history in a very good way.

Overall, it’s a very informative museum for history lovers, most of the visitors, tourists and students come here to get information about preserve items shown in the gallery.

Quetta Archaeological Museum Visit Timings

• Monday - Sunday - 08:00 AM - 03:00 PM

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