By Archisha Yadav | November 15, 2024
India’s largest library, with over 2.2 million books, housed in the grand Belvedere Estate. Offers specialised collections, digital archives, and a peaceful reading environment.
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One of Asia’s largest libraries, holding 1.2 million books. Its vast reading spaces, children’s section, and regular events make it a knowledge hub in Chennai.
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Dating back to the 16th century, this historic library preserves rare manuscripts and palm leaf texts, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
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Established in 1896, this colonial-era library houses centuries-old books and serves as a UN depository. Its grand reading halls provide an immersive experience.
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A network of libraries across Delhi with over 1.8 million books in multiple languages. The main library in Old Delhi is a popular spot for students and hosts regular workshops.
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Built in 1891, it blends Islamic architecture with a vast literary collection, this spot is popular for its manuscripts & resources for visually impaired readers.
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Goa’s oldest library, with collections of Portuguese literature and rare manuscripts. Its colonial architecture and children’s section attract many book lovers.
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A treasure trove of Islamic and Persian literature established in 1891. It offers over 21,000 manuscripts, including rare Qurans, and digital access for researchers.
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Founded in 1804, it houses over 100,000 books, including rare manuscripts. The neoclassical building and spacious reading rooms make it a scholarly retreat.
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Kerala’s oldest library, established in 1829. Known for its collection of 600,000 books and its mix of traditional and modern architecture, perfect for study and exploration.
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