Golden Jubilee Museum

The Golden Jubilee Museum is a small heritage museum located on Agatti Island in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, India. Established to preserve and showcase the islands' history and cultural heritage, it displays archaeological artifacts, traditional handicrafts, and exhibits related to island life, marine heritage and local traditions. It serves as an educational stop for visitors arriving via Agatti Airport.

Visitors can expect a compact indoor museum with display cases containing archaeological finds, old utensils, traditional tools, handicrafts, and photographs documenting the history and lifestyle of Lakshadweep. The setting is simple and educational, located close to Agatti's lagoon and settlement area. Visitors can walk through galleries, view curated exhibits on island culture and marine life, and learn about local traditions in a quiet, low-crowd environment.

The museum was established to commemorate the Golden Jubilee and to preserve the archaeological and historical heritage of Lakshadweep. It houses artifacts recovered from the islands that illustrate early settlement, traditional livelihoods and historical trade connections of the archipelago.

The museum showcases the cultural heritage of Lakshadweep, including traditional crafts, tools, utensils and exhibits related to island community life and maritime traditions, helping visitors understand the distinct culture of Agatti and the Lakshadweep islands.