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Jorasanko Thakur Bari (Bengali: House of the Thakurs (anglicised to Tagore) in Jorasanko, North Kolkata, West Bengal, India, is the ancestral home of the Tagore family. It is the house in which the poet and first non-European Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore was born.
@ 15 Dec, 2019
The museum beautifully showcases Tagore's life and works. Any Tagore lover can spend 4 or 5 hours easily going through the various galleries displaying Tagore, his family and artifacts from various countries that he visited over the years. The museum in recent times has expanded the number of galleries and they well maintained. There's really a lot to see here and one can visit this museum again and again if only to be inspired by The Guru's life and works.
@ 23 Jan, 2020
You will be impressed by the collections of Tagore hand-writing drafts if you’ve read some of his poetry. I was very touched by the letter to Gandhi. He revealed his ambition to making India better. You can’t get pictures inside. The only way to see is come by yourself. Remember to wear thick socks becuz the floor is cold and hard and it must be visited without shoes. Oh, young Tagore is handsome and talented >\\\
@ 08 Dec, 2019
It is a traditional and historical place to visit. The building is serene with greenery. People generally can visit the museum. The locals and students come here to hang out in the campus. The toilet is clean and campus is tranquil. It is a good place to sit and talk and feel the traditional vibe of the poet. P.S. If you have student IDs , you can avail discounts.
@ 19 Dec, 2019
A place of great historical importance and Bengali sentiment. A well kept monument for a change. Sparkling clean, free of chaos and very well maintained. Entry fee is INR 20. You can spend about 3-4 he's here going over all the collections and information. Highly recommended.
@ 22 Feb, 2020
A historical place to visit. You'll get to know more about the noble prize winning poet from here. He spend his last stage of his life and took his last breath here in this house. If you're a fan of the poet then you'll find so many interesting thing around here to gather knowledge. Facts about this place : you're not allowed to take pictures inside. You can only take picture from garden area and for that you've to pay 50 rupee for the phone or camera you'll use to take pictures. And ticket price is 30 rupee for entrance.