Capt. Williamson Sangma State Museum,This museum is a strong “culture + history” stop, displaying tribal heritage, tools, textiles, ornaments, and daily-life artifacts connected to Khasi, Jaintia (Pnar) and Garo communities. It’s a good place to understand Meghalaya’s identity through objects, stories, and ethnographic collections rather than only scenic travel.
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History & highlights
The Meghalaya State Museum was established in 1975 and is run under the state’s Arts & Culture framework. It was named after Captain Williamson A. Sangma, Meghalaya’s first Chief Minister and a major leader in the hill-state movement. The museum has also seen modernization efforts in recent years to improve visitor experience.
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