To let the children seek inspiration in several ways from the life and character of great iconic personalities there are a couple of galleries developed at the Children’s Peace Palace. In a beautiful oval shaped audio visual room, named MAHAPURUSH JEEVAN DARSHAN, documentary films on great personalities from various walks of life are shown to them. Through a constructive dialogue, followed by the show, children focus their attention on their great lives and learn to emulate these ideas in their own lives. There is another gallery MAHAN BALAK KAKSH which depicts examples of such children who have shown great courage in challenging circumstances. JHILMIL MINAR is another place where children learn about great personalities through their photographs along with brief description. If they wish to study in detail, books on their lives are available in the library.

To arouse a natural interest in various cultures and develop a sense of ‘unity in diversity’ among children, CPP offers a number of opportunities. A 200 feet long wall, named BHARAT JODO BHITTI, depicts murals of folk dances from different Indian cultures. Besides this, DOLLS MUSEUM houses dolls from different parts of the world to show the cultural diversity with an enchanting way.

ANUVRAT is a great philosophy of self purification and if children learn about this in early age, it becomes a foundation for their successful and peaceful life. ANUVRAT DEERGHA is basically an art gallery with around 30 paintings on value based lifestyle. Based on these paintings various activities have been crafted in such a way that children learn about the importance of human values and get attracted to them naturally. Along with this, practical sessions of JEEVAN VIGYAN, yoga and meditation help them learn practical ways to imbibe these values.

Democratic values have become an important part of our social order. If children are introduced to its importance and functioning at an early age, it will serve a great purpose of the purification of the democratic system. The children participating in the camp have their own mock parliament sessions and through it they get basic information about democratic values and the functioning of democratic systems.

Balodaya Library has a rich collection of books on various subjects related to children. It has books in 12 Indian languages besides those in Hindi and English. Children from various states and different linguistic background feel quite at home at the Children’s Peace Palace, specially when they get books to read in their mother tongue. In addition, the library subscribes to a number of newspapers and magazines so that children can get the latest information on current events.