this is an excellent initiative of shulabh, I as travel escort travel with large groups of tourists and i need these facilities very often, the maintenance of these toilets are great and i never felt bad using these toilets
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this is an excellent initiative of shulabh, I as travel escort travel with large groups of tourists and i need these facilities very often, the maintenance of these toilets are great and i never felt bad using these toilets
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Out of all the attractions in Delhi, I enjoyed this the most because it was an entire experience. You saw cool things, you learned about important social issues, and they had a cool museum featuring all things toilet with a light-hearted nature.
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- tour guide was very friendly and warm, knowledgeable, and seemed to really care about the mission...
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As you can imagine, a visited this museum out of sheer curiosity, to have fun with a friend of mine who was visiting Delhi. I was just expecting to see some weirdly shaped toilets and learn a few fun facts about the history of toilets.
But it was so much more than that. The staff was very sincere, energetic and...
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The most important part of our life but mostly neglected , it is not only for self but also for the community , all sort of designs with any type of enviorment and budget, dry or wet , what ever suites to the requirments of an indvidula or family or community is available here
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It was amazing to see collections of toilet bowls and other things. We met Dr Bindeshwar Pathak-the founder of Sulabh International and the Sulabh movement. His 40 years journey from an oridinary citizen of Bihar to the United Nations is really inspiring. His efforts to remove inequality among human beings due to the caste system is worth knowing. above all...
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The museum is about 25 minutes taxi ride from the airport, The tiny museum is both interesting & informative, the founder & this ground breaking organisation is a remarkable story,
well worth doing a little research before you visit. (Don't go expecting a world class museum.)
The problem of sanitation is critical in India.
Basically spend some time asking about...
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This sympathetic museum is quite fun and quirky and certainly gets big pluses for being dedicated to the non-sexy, but extremely important cause of improving human sanitation in India.
The museum is very small though, being basically contained within one room, plus a few outdoor toilet and compost system prototypes. The quality of the different exhibits vary a lot. Some...
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Very friendly and helpful guides - I got a one on one tour right after I arrived. Interesting exhibits and good demonstration of environmentally friendly water collection and treatment.
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