Capt. Williamson Sangma State Museum

This museum showcases the diverse tribal cultures of Meghalaya in India.

Founded in honor of Capt. Williamson Sangma, a prominent tribal leader, the museum has been instrumental in preserving the cultural heritage of local tribes since its establishment.

The museum features modest yet informative displays that highlight the artifacts, traditions, and practices of the indigenous tribes, contributing significantly to cultural preservation efforts.

Noteworthy Exhibits

🌍 Traditional Artifacts: The museum houses various crafts and tools used by the tribes of Meghalaya.
🎨 Cultural Exhibitions: Regular exhibitions provide deeper insights into tribal customs and rituals.
📜 Historical Documentation: Important documents and photographs illustrate the history of the tribes.

The museum is free to enter, attracting tourists, families, and students interested in tribal history and culture.