Sulabh International Museum of Toilets

A hero in the New delhi part of the capital city, this museum is run according to the theme of World sanitation and cleanliness by the Sulabh Organizations. The exhibits housed here are brought down from more than 50 different nations. The Time Magazine has rated this one among the top 10 weirdest museums present in the whole world. The museum was established in 1992 and has three clear sections based on the Ancient, Medieval and Modern Eras. The collections date from 3000 BC till the end of the 20th century. The museum is a symbol of the sanitation evolution in the whole world. The museum was actually a result of a revolution against the ignorance towards the sanitation problems in the whole world, especially India. The most interesting exhibits are the commode that is presented in the form of a treasure chest, the toilet set that is supposed to have been used by King Louis while holding court and the commode that has been camouflaged in the form of a book shelf.