Kachchh Museum
The Kachchh Museum was established in the year 1877 by the British Governor of Mumbai known as Sir James Fergusson. It was because of the name of its founder that Kachchh Museum, Bhuj was initially named as Fergusson Museum.

The Kachchh Museum in Bhuj, India, is one of the famous Tourist Attractions in Bhuj. Built during the period of British Rule in India, the Museum of Kachchh in Bhuj is the most significant among all other Museums in Bhuj as it displays the articles that take the visitors to those ages to which they belonged.

Kachchh state had its own currency. A small section shows gold silver and copper coins of various denominations. The section has a ten 'Kori' as also some 'Kori' currency notes, which never became legal tender due to some obscure reason. One can see mint machinery as also coins from almost every country of the world.

The Kachchh Museum, Bhuj boasts of exhibiting a wide range of rare artifacts which include Archaeological finds, Pictures, Textiles, Weapons, Musical Instruments, Stuffed Beasts.

All these specimens are systematically located in the in various sections of the Bhuj Kachchh Museum which include Archaeological section, Picture gallery, Anthropological section, Shipping section.

All the items that are displayed in the Kachchh Museum, Bhuj have been meticulously showcased with adequate explanations alongside each item. The labeling and explanations have been provided in the English and Gujarati languages.

The Kachchh  Museum remains closed only on Wednesdays and on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. On all days other than these, Kutch Museum is open from 9.00 to 11.30 in the morning and from 3.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.

Another aspect of Kachchh Museum, Bhuj that would certainly leave you spell bound is the entry fee charged by the museum.

The Kachchh Museum charges merely INR 0.50 which is as good as being free.