The Memorial Museum
A rich digital and physical archive of indigenous heritage, showcasing historical manuscripts, traditional Mising textiles, and cultural artifacts of Assam.
The Tabu Ram Taid Memorial Museum is established at Gogamukh, Dhemaji, Assam, as an institutional tribute to the scholarly contributions of Late Tabu Ram Taid. It aims to collect, preserve, and showcase the rich material culture, language development, and ethnological heritage of the indigenous communities of Assam, with a particular focus on the Mising Community.
Key Collections on Display
- Linguistic Records & Manuscripts: Early drafts, field notes, and dictionaries compiled by Late Tabu Ram Taid, tracing the development of the Mising script and vocabulary.
- Traditional Handloom & Textiles: Vibrant handwoven textiles showcasing traditional geometric patterns, including Mising shawls, skirts, and ceremonial cloths.
- Household & Farming Implements: Bamboo and cane instruments used for agriculture, fishing, and household chores, reflecting the traditional agrarian lifestyle of the Brahmaputra valley.
- Folk Musical Instruments: Authentic drums, flutes, and percussion instruments used in Bihu and Ali-Aye-Ligang festivals.
Exhibits Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of historical artifacts are displayed in the museum?
The museum showcases traditional Mising handloom textiles, rare Tibeto-Burman linguistic manuscripts, personal belongings and reference diaries of Late Tabu Ram Taid, and historical research records.
Is photography allowed inside the museum?
Yes, handheld photography of general exhibits and textiles is permitted. However, scanning or taking close-up photos of rare manuscripts and private archives is restricted and requires written permission from the Trust.
How can I access the museum's virtual tour?
The 360-degree interactive virtual tour is available directly on our website. You can launch it by clicking the 'Launch Virtual Tour' button in the museum sidebar.
360° Virtual Tour
Experience the museum exhibits from home with our immersive 360-degree virtual tour. Explore display cases and read detailed hotspots.
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Monday Closed)
Visitor Notice:
Admission is free. For student groups and special reference requests, please contact the secretary in advance.
Visitor Facilities
- Guided tours for scholars
- Interactive touchscreen exhibits
- Virtual Tour kiosks
- Photography archive access