Luhiana Art & Culture

Auditoriums & Museums

Guru Nanak Bhawan : Ludhiana has got just two theatres for staging plays in Punjabi Bhawan and Guru Nanak Bhavan. Guru Nanak Bhawan, an air-conditioned auditorium, is the first of its kind in the Ludhiana city. ...............................

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum : This International level War Museum, located on GT Road, about 5 KM from Ludhiana Railway Station, near Hotel Amaltas, was instituted in 1999 with a few bare essentials, today stands strong. ....................................

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Museum of Rural Life of Punjab (PAU) : Ludhiana contains exotic exhibits of the faded and fading aspects of the rural Punjabi culture. Rare relics of the era gone by, its arts,handicrafts, modes of eking out a living make the finest of displays. Museum depicting rural life of Punjab was inaugurated by S. Khushwant Singh on April 26, 1974. ........................

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Punjabi Bhawan : Though Punjabi Bhawan, like Rome, was not built in a day, it may yet take many more years to give shape to the dream of its founding fathers, Bhai Jodh Singh and Dr Sher Singh. Dr Sher Singh and Bhai Jodh Singh were both men of vision and action. They planned to set up Punjabi Sahit Akademi with a modest target of enrolling 100 members. The Akademi was formally established on April 24, 1954. It was, at that time, perhaps the first literary organisation of its kind in the entire country. .............................

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Soil Museum (PAU) : The work of Soils Museum was initiated in the 1970 at the instance of Dr. M.S.Randhawa, then the Vice-Chancellor of the University. It was, however, inaugurated on 20th April 1985 by Dr. NS Randhawa ...............................

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Uppal Museum (PAU) : The Uppal Museum of Land, water and power resources of North Western India and adjacent countries were built in 1986 under the leadership of Dr. H.L. Uppal. It provides an opportunity to appreciate our natural resources. ..............................

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Nehru Sidhant Kendra – Auditorium
Paul Auditorium
Dumra Auditorium
Balmiki Bhawan

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Ludhiana Culture

The people of Ludhiana are very found of spending their lives by dining and wining. They tend to appreciate sumptuous eating and lavish life. By this the general people - especially the higher-class section of Ludhiana’s overall population gets exposed to the high risk of serious health hazards. The problems of over weight and obesity with high cholesterol level are commonly found among the citizens of Ludhiana.

Ludhiana is the hub of cultural activities in the state. Every week, more or less, one cultural event or another takes place in Punjabi Bhavan, Guru Nanak Bhavan, Nehru Sidhant Kendra Auditorium or an educational institution. Generally, folk songs and dances captivate the audience. The lilting melody and the measured dance steps make the people happy, both young and old. The song and dance troupes dominate marriage parties where loud music creates the typical atmosphere of festivities. The show goes on to infuse the spirit of togetherness among the persons, educated as well as uneducated.

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