Museum Introduction
Lothal Museum Dholera is more than a museum—it’s a journey back in time. Located in Dholera, Gujarat, the museum celebrates the legacy of one of the world’s earliest planned cities and a remarkable maritime civilization.
Lothal, meaning “mound of the dead,” was a thriving port city of the Indus Valley Civilization around 2400 BCE, famous for its advanced dockyard, urban planning, and trade with Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Persia.
Through curated artifacts and interactive exhibits, Lothal Museum Dholera brings the spirit of Lothal to life, showcasing beads, seals, pottery, and tools of ancient craftsmen.
Visitors can explore the heritage of the Indus Valley Civilization and experience a powerful connection between the past and the present.
Museum
Master Plan
Key Highlights
Ancient Dockyard Replica
Experience the world’s oldest known dockyard through detailed models and displays
Original Harappan Artifacts
View authentic seals, pottery, beads, and tools dating back 4,500 years
Interactive Maritime Trade Exhibit
Discover how Lothal connected ancient India with the world
Daily Life in the Indus Valley
Explore reconstructed homes, markets, and workshops
OUR CONTRIBUTORS
Book Your Visit
Our Location
How to Book
What’s On
Eat & Drink
Accessibility
Maps & Audio Guides
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION
portugal
Vietnam
UAE
Attractions
NAVAL WARSHIP AND AIRCRAFTS
Boating
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
What Visitors Say
