A 400+ acre, multi‑phase destination weaving Harappan Lothal with India’s oceanic story—immersive galleries, a 77m Lighthouse Museum, naval aircraft & warship courtyard, and family experiences.
The National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) at Lothal, Gujarat, is India’s signature maritime museum and cultural destination. Across multiple phases, it brings together immersive galleries, a reconstructed Harappan township, a landmark Lighthouse Museum, coastal state pavilions, naval/aviation exhibits, research, and leisure zones.
From Harappans & Greco‑Roman exchange to Navy & Coast Guard, Children’s Gallery, and more.
Courtyards, stepwells, and jetty walkway around a central water body—history you can stroll.
National Maritime Heritage Complex, Lothal, Saragwala, Gujarat 382230
First six galleries (incl. large Naval & Coast Guard), Lothal town features, initial public realm. Contractor: Tata Projects. Target: Dec 2025.
Complete museum galleries, Lighthouse Museum, 5D Dome, landscape amenities. (DGLL indicated as investor for Lighthouse.)
Coastal state pavilions, museotels, eco‑resort, research institute, and multiple themed parks. Grand opening target for full complex: 2028.
NMHC brings national‑scale tourism & culture; Dholera adds airport, expressway and a semiconductor fab. Together they can lift short‑stay demand, rentals, and service needs across the catchment.
Operational details (tickets, hours) are announced closer to opening. Save this page — we’ll keep it updated.
Official BrochureRegistry‑ready plots, NA + NOC + Plan‑Pass. Tap into cultural + industrial + connectivity tailwinds.