Not only Theni district but also the rocks in Tamil Nadu are
rich in stones and archeological artefacts.
The museum covers
archeology and Tamil civilization in Theni district.
The museum is an abode for students, academics and teachers
alike to bring to the world all aspects of Tamil life, civilization, heroism,
food habits, entertainment, culture, science, music and drama.
The museum is a must see for all as a learner, a learner and
a learner.
The museum has a large
collection of ancient artefacts.
We can take this as a museum to help you learn about
antiques, statues, traditional items, handloom, powerloom, pot, food items
derived from sugarcane, grains and soil types in Theni district.
Those who want to know more about this can definitely visit
this museum. You can also learn about the ancient civilization, culture and
customs of the Tamils.
Learn about ancient
Tamil games, sporting goods and items used by Tamils.
An archeological museum
dedicated to the discovery of rocks and stones in Tamil Nadu
The museum is an encyclopedia of Tamil civilization and a
repository of Tamil science. In this museum you can see the granary, the
pottery and the old man's thazhi.
The statue of Colonel
John Pennycuick, who built the Mullai Periyar Dam to save the lives of the
people of five more districts, shows that Theni District and the Southern
District are indebted to him.
It is a wonderful
place to showcase the heroism and generosity of the Tamils. Valari, a symbol of
heroism, shows to this world the heroism that belongs to the Tamils. It is a
wonderful place to see iron ore and wood ore.
The museum is also set up to showcase the musical
instruments, war instruments, coins, artefacts, lifestyle and history of Tamil
Nadu. Rare animal horns can be seen here.
Testimony of the Tamil
Civilization Repository
This museum is not only an archeological work of Tamil Nadu
but also a biographical work of history. This museum is a must visit place for
both Tamil and Tamil enthusiasts.
The Government Museum is located at the Government Boys' High
School in Andipatti, Theni District. Entrance fee is five rupees for adults and
three rupees for minors.
There is a separate charge of Rs 100 for photography and video.
