INDIA ON WHEELS - A trip for pleasure!: December 2008

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum, Cuddapah - 97

There are ancient stone sculptures, idols and inscriptions dating back several centuries, displayed in this museum.

Guys, Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum settled in Cuddapah is of historical and archaeological meaning. It was demonstrated in 1982 with the contributions of given by Jain businessmen and hence was named after their deity 'Mahavir'.

It is families ancient stone sculptures, idols made of granite, dolomite, limestone, sandstone, bronze icons and inscriptions dating back to several centuries. These gaffers were came upon during diggings carried out at various places in Cuddapah, Hyderabad and Kurnool districts. These sculptures, which date back to the period from the 5^th to 18^th century, have been excavated from Nandalur, Mantapampally, Gundluru, Attirala, Thimmayapalem, Kolathur, Poli and other villages.

Guys, you can find here some unusual forms of deities, a statue of Lord Ganapathi with his feet corresponding that of an elephant and a statue of Hanuman dating back to Vijayanagar period with long hair tied up in a lace. The idols of Dakshapathi belonging to the Chalukya period with a goat's head and Lord Shiva dating back to 9^th and 10^th century with Ganga not over the head but on one side of it are unique. The image of Vishnu is shown holding a 'sankhu' (conch) in the right hand and a club in the left but usually Vishnu forms have a 'chakram' in the right hand and a conch in the left.

Some other displays include coins dating back to the Satavahana period, Ikshawakus, Bahmanis, Vishnukundins, Mughals and Qutub Shahi's and also have miniature paintings including swords and knives of the Mughal age. Other antique pieces at the museum include 'Veerashila' idols showing tribal warlords. Ancient stone tools and weapons of varying sizes and shapes also adorn the hall.

You can visit here from 10.30 am to 05.00 pm except Fridays And Public Holidays. Here is no charge to visit this excellent place. Do not keep cameras, because photography is not allowed.

How to get there?

Rail:

This museum is settled on the busy road of the railway station in Cuddapah. Taxis auto rickshawas and city buses are available.

Road:

Cuddapah is well connected by road with all the major places in the state.

Where to stay?

Accommodation is available in the hotels at Cuddapah.

Related Links :

01. Museums and Art Gallaries of India : A Survey - 1
02. Museums of Jammu and Kashmir : Sri Pratap Singh Museum Srinagar - 2
03. Art Gallery Jammu :Dogra Art Gallery - 3
04. Himachal Pradesh : The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Dharmshala - 4
05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5
06. Shimla State Museum - 6
07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7
08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8
09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9
10. Punjab and Haryana : Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Amritsar - 10
11. Government Museum and Art Callery, Chandigarh - 11
12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12
13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13
14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14
15. Art Gallery, Patiala - 15
16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16
17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
19. The Rail Museum - 19
20. The Nehru Memorial Museum, New Delhi - 20
21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21
22. Tibet House Museum, New Delhi - 22
23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23
24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24
25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25
26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26
27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27
28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30
31. Lucknow State Museum - 31
32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32
33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33
34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34
35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35
36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38
39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40
41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42
43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43
44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45
46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
49. Government Museum, Jhalawar - 49
50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50
51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74
75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
81. Patna Museum - 81
82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82
83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85
86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86
87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87
88. Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88
89. Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata - 89
90. Rabindra Bharati Museum, Kolkata - 90
91. Birla Industrial and Technological Museum, Kolkata - 91
92. Asiatic Society Museum, Kolkata - 92
93. Kolkata Panorama at Town Hall - 93
94. Orissa State Museum, Bhubaneshwar - 94
95. Archaeological Museum, Konark - 95
96. Archaeological Museum, Amaravathi - 96

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Archaeological Museum, Amaravathi - 96

The museum has sculptures and monographs from the Chalukyan and Kakatiya periods. A pictorial depiction of Buddha’s life and teachings are among the antiquities on display.

Guys the place Amaravati, is located on the right bank of the river Krishna at a distance of 35 km north of the railway station of Guntur town. It is also a center of pilgrimage, known as Amareswaram.

Guys, the Amaravati school of art concerns a leading position in the history of Indian Art. With its beginning in 3rd century BC the Amaravati spreads out its chapters through the wandflower of sculptural wealth that once decorated the Mahachaitya the imperial monument of the Buddhists situated here with its history extending over a period of a millennium and a half.

The gallery has picked out examples of the art traditions of Amaravati are exhibited. The lotus and the purnakumbha motifs are typical of Amaravati Art conveying propitiousness and teemingness. The two drum blocks describing the Stupas, in bas relief give a fair idea of the structure. Buddha in these panels during the early period is represented symbolically in the form of ‘Svastika’ mark on a cushioned seat over a throne (Vajrasana) under the Bodhi tree in one case and a Flaming pillar (agni skanda) in another case. Over the dome are depicted the Jatakas in low relief. The standing Buddha secured from Gummadidurru is datable to eight century AD.

The full size flowery bull (nandisvara) of the Satavahana period in round is a beautiful piece of art picked up from the local Amaresvara temple. The garland and bearers of a copingstone, the images of Vajrayana period, and a Jaina Tirthankara of medieval times are quite interesting in this gallery.

Earlier forms of Ganesa and Ganesani among the Yakshaganas carrying the garland. Lakshmi in earlier period and the panel showing division of the relics of Lord Buddha by the disputing princes on the coping of the railing, are a few notable pieces of art.

Guys, you can visit here from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm except Fridays. Here you can gets entrance fees of Rs. 2/- per head and children up to 15 years are entered free.

Archaeological Museum, Konark - 95

Its main attractions are the sculptures retrieved from the Sun Temple at Konark. These sculptures follow the architectural and artistic patterns of the temple. The sculptures depict aspects of religious, social and economic life of the people of Orissa during the 13th century.

Guys, this museum housing the fallen sculptures and architectural members of the Sun temple was shifted to the present museum building in 1968. The present museum is settled little away from the main temple in the north direction.

The museum has four galleries displaying 260 various ancientnesses retrieved from the clearance work of Sun temple. Besides, it has a rich reserve collection.

The first gallery has 62 antiquities many of the sculptures retrieved from the Sun temple complex have been displayed in this gallery. The image of Surya in sand stone the sculpture in chlorite stone include the king in discussion, marriage scenes, the various embodiments of Visnu, etc. The Khandolite built rebuilt wheel which has been displayed by collecting the various portions of the wheel. Besides, other important antiquities have been displayed in the showcases.

The second gallery has 108 antiquities on display. The reconstructed wall of temple, cult objects like dikpals and celestial nymphs, the head of the crocodile in gigantic nature, the flora and fauna carved on stone, the drummer, etc. are among main display in the gallery.

The third gallery has 45 objects. The huge figures of superb workmanship have been displayed in this gallery include celestial nymphs, image of Surya Narayana, Gaja-Vyala, the king and his troop. Some erotic figures are also displayed in this gallery. Many of the images have also been exhibited in the show cases.

The fourth gallery is recently organized and has 45 artifacts on display. The objects include roaring lion, man tied by the elephant trunk, crocodile head meant for pranala in the temple, part of a Surya image and king witnessing dance performance, erotic couples, salabhanjikas, elephants on pilaster, scroll works and swans taking the garland etc.

The corridor is utilized by display of images of various ancient monuments and archaeological sites of Orissa displaying evolution and development of Orissa architecture.

Orissa State Museum, Bhubaneshwar - 94

Guys, Orissa has one of India’s oldest and most artistic traditions with determines form Buddhism, Jainism and Brahminical styles. The museum has a rich collection of archaeology and numismatics, armory, natural history and contemporary art. Its palm leaf manuscripts must not be missed. There is also a gallery dedicated to Utkalmani Gopabandhu Dash.

The origin of Orissa State Museum retraced back to the year 1932. Its foundation was laid when Professor N. C. Banerjee and Professor Ghanshyam Dash of Ravenshaw College, two famous historians, initiated the task of collecting archaeological treasures from different places. At that time, the museum was started within the college premises only. It was later in 1938 that, the Government of Orissa formally announced it as the Orissa State Museum.

The moment you will enter the Orissa state museum, its very first glance will take you into the world of past, cueing you of the history and cultural traditions of the state. Orissa state museum of Bhubaneswar has an amazing collection of copper plates, coins, stone inscriptions and sculptures. You will be amazed to see uncommon handwritten book written on the palm leaves. The museum also houses age-old bronze tools and traditional & folk musical instruments.

If you want to have a look at the rare epigraphical records, you will have to visit the museum’s Epigraphy Gallery. For art lovers, walking through the handicraft museum, while glancing at splendid miniature paintings, is a delightful experience. It contains a fabulous collection of patta paintings, brass ware, stone sculptures and the well-known silver filigree work of Orissa. If you want to explore the tribal culture of the region, then the Tribal Museum is just the place for you. So visit at Orissa State Museum, Bhubaneshwar to see the rare displays.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Kolkata Panorama at Town Hall - 93

The Town Hall, one of the most celebrated architectural edifices of Kolkata now boasts of India’s first hi-tech museum. Called the Kolkata Panorama, the state-of-the-art museum portrays and depicts stories of the Kolkata city from its inception through the Bengal Renaissance and the freedom struggle to the present day.

Guys, Kolkata Panorama, India’s first high-tech story-telling museum on the history of the city of Kolkata, built by Kolkata Museum Society (a Kolkata Municipal Corporation Project) is opened since 2002 in the historic Town Hall. Divided in 19 enclaves and covering an area of 1200 sq mt, the museum depicts the story of Kolkata, its social, political & socio-economic history, riotous freedom movement, its creative efforts in the domains of education, literature, music, performing art, science and technology. The story is told with the help of a state-of-the-art communication technology so as to involve the visitors with recreated events of the past.

You can visit here from 11.00 am to 06.00 pm except on Mondays and Public Holidays. Here entery has been charged as Rs. 10/- for Indians on Weekdays, Rs. 15/- on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, Rs. 100/- for foreigners.

Address:

Town Hall, Kolkata
Tel.: 2483085/2486164

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Asiatic Society Museum, Kolkata - 92

The museum hosts rare, valuable and illustrated manuscripts from all over Indian and South-East Asia. The exhibits include the Bhabru Rock Edict of Ashoka, copper plates belonging to 11th and 12th century A.D., and a collection of rare books.

Guys, Asiatic Society was demonstrated on 15 January 1784. Its founder Sir William Jones (1746-1794) began his work with a dream, that projected a centre for Asian studies including almost everything concerning man and nature within the geographical limits of the continent. Most of the secrets of this vast land, like its old inscriptions in Brahmi, were still undeciphered, and Comparative Philology as a discipline or science was not yet born.

In the early days of the Asiatic Society, William Jones for all his efforts could not procure even a slice of land wherein to house his dream. The Society which in no time was to be regarded as the first and best of its kind in the whole world had no permanent address, no fixed place for holding its meetings and, which was most disconcerting, no funds.

Guys here you must visit at the Library of Asiatic Society. You can find here following interested books like:

1. Printed Books and Periodicals
2. Manuscripts and Archives and
3. Museum Objects

The Printed Books Department has four sections such as,

1. European Languages
2. Sanskritic and other Modern Indian Languages
3. Perso-Arabic and Urdu and
4. Sino-Tibetan and South-Asian Languages

Here you can find printed books from almost all the major languages of the world. There are about 1,49,000 volumes, particularly rich in works on Indology and Asiatic Lore, and in standard philological and scientific serials. The printed books in this department range in date from the latter half of the fifteenth century A.D. and one of its special features consists in the many items of rare works, otherwise unavailable, or scarcely available, including books printed in India in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Total number of Manuscripts in 26 scripts and languages are 47,000 (approx). The total numbers of Journals are about 80,000.

So, I suggest you if you are on the tour of Kolkata then do not miss the opportunity to visit at Asiatic Society Museum. You can visit here from 10.00 am to 06.00 pm except on weekends and Public Holidays. No fees has been charged to visit here.

Address:

1, Park Street, Kolkata – 700 016
Tel.: 2290779/7251. Fax: 2260355

Related Links :

01. Museums and Art Gallaries of India : A Survey - 1
02. Museums of Jammu and Kashmir : Sri Pratap Singh Museum Srinagar - 2
03. Art Gallery Jammu :Dogra Art Gallery - 3
04. Himachal Pradesh : The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Dharmshala - 4
05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5
06. Shimla State Museum - 6
07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7
08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8
09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9
10. Punjab and Haryana : Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Amritsar - 10
11. Government Museum and Art Callery, Chandigarh - 11
12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12
13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13
14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14
15. Art Gallery, Patiala - 15
16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16
17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
19. The Rail Museum - 19
20. The Nehru Memorial Museum, New Delhi - 20
21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21
22. Tibet House Museum, New Delhi - 22
23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23
24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24
25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25
26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26
27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27
28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30
31. Lucknow State Museum - 31
32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32
33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33
34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34
35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35
36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38
39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40
41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42
43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43
44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45
46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
49. Government Museum, Jhalawar - 49
50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50
51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74
75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
81. Patna Museum - 81
82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82
83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85
86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86
87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87
88. Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88
89. Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata - 89
90. Rabindra Bharati Museum, Kolkata - 90
91. Birla Industrial and Technological Museum, Kolkata - 91

Birla Industrial and Technological Museum, Kolkata - 91

This is India’s first public science museum. It has a display of scientific models, hands-on interactive exhibits on scientific phenomenon and models of various industries.

Guys, Birla Industrial and Technological Museum, Kolkata inaugurated on 2nd May 1959. It spread on 9622.31 sq. mtrs. floor area. It has 10 galleries named as below:

01. Fascinating Physics
02. Transport
03. Motive Power
04. Biotechnology
05. Metals
06. Electricity
07. Television
08. Electronics
09. Life Science and
10. Under ground Mock-up Coal Mine

You can see here educational activities like Daily Science Shows, Sky Observation, Creative Ability Centre (CAC) and Polular lectures. One can attend Science Seminar, Science Fair, Engineering Fair, Annual Science Quiz Contest, Hobby Camps, Science Drama Compititon, Science Film Festival and Observance of Important days round the calender year. This Museum belongs to must see category especially for Science students all over the world.

This museum opens at everyday from 10.00 a.m. to 5.30 pm. Including Sundays and Holidays and remains closed on Doljatra and Kalipuja.

Admission Fees has been charged per head as Rs.15/- for General Public and Rs.7/- for Students in group.

You can also contact on following address for more information and group bookings.

Address:

19A, Gurusaday Road, Kolkata – 700 019

Phone Numbers:

(033) 2281 2654, 2287 7241, 2287 7242, 2287 7243, 2289 2815, 2290 6102 (Telefax)

Related Links :

01. Museums and Art Gallaries of India : A Survey - 1

02. Museums of Jammu and Kashmir : Sri Pratap Singh Museum Srinagar - 2

03. Art Gallery Jammu :Dogra Art Gallery - 3

04. Himachal Pradesh : The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Dharmshala - 4

05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5

06. Shimla State Museum - 6

07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7

08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8

09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9

10. Punjab and Haryana : Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Amritsar - 10

11. Government Museum and Art Callery, Chandigarh - 11

12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12

13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13

14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14

15. Art Gallery, Patiala - 15

16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16

17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17

18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18

19. The Rail Museum - 19

20. The Nehru Memorial Museum, New Delhi - 20

21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21

22. Tibet House Museum, New Delhi - 22

23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23

24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24

25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25

26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26

27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27

28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28

29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29

30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30

31. Lucknow State Museum - 31

32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32

33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33

34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34

35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35

36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36

37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37

38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38

39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39

40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40

41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41

42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42

43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43

44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44

45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45

46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46

47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47

48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48

49. Government Museum, Jhalawar - 49

50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50

51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51

52. Government Museum, Kota - 52

53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53

54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54

55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55

56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56

57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57

58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58

59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59

60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60

61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61

62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62

63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63

64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64

65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65

66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66

67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67

68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68

69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69

70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70

71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71

72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72

73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73

74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74

75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75

76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76

77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77

78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78

79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79

80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80

81. Patna Museum - 81

82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82

83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83

84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84

85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85

86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86

87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87

88. Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88

89. Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata - 89

90. Rabindra Bharati Museum, Kolkata - 90

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Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Rabindra Bharati Museum, Kolkata - 90

Guys, this museum is the ancestral home of the famous writer and poet Rabindranath Tagore, the only Indian to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.

This Museum was established in the two hundred and seventeen year old building "Jorasanko Thakurbari" on 8th May by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India. This museum can be considered as the storehouse of memoirs of Rabindranath Tagore consisting of his original paintings, photographs and other valuable documents which our country is proud of.

The main objective behind such establishment was to perpetuate the memory of the great poet Rabindranath as well as the part played by the other eminent members of this illustrious family in the resurgence of Bengal during 19th Century.

You can visit here from 10.30 am to 04.30 pm. This museum remains closed on on Sundays and Mondays. Just get an entry pass at Rs. 10/- for Indians and Rs. 50/- for Foreigners. You can also contact here for more information:

Address: 6/4, D.MN. Tagore Lane, Kolkata – 700 007, Tel.: 2395241/42

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17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
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21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21
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23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23
24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24
25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25
26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26
27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27
28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30
31. Lucknow State Museum - 31
32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32
33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33
34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34
35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35
36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38
39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40
41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42
43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43
44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45
46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
49. Government Museum, Jhalawar - 49
50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50
51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
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75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
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77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
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82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82
83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85
86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86
87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87
88. Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88
89. Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata - 89

Nehru Children’s Museum, Kolkata - 89

Guys, this museum has on display puppets depicting the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, dolls wearing national costumes from different countries, miniature working models of railway crossings and an elementary science gallery.

Nehru Children's Museum lies down in the midst of hustle and bustle of Chowringhee Road. It was constructed in 1972 as an expression of esteem to India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The chief aim of this museum was to contribute education to children through casual means and make the mode of learning more visual for the children. It also aims at disseminating knowingness to help people battle superstition and social evils.

The museum, which is spread over 4 floors, is a world of cherish for children. It helps children to travel to the world of epics (a long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds), the world of science and to the world of imagination. According to the statistics, till the mid 2001, more than 90 million adults and 1 million under-privileged (the adults who are lacking the rights and advantages of other members of society) children have stepped inside this treasure world.

You can visit here on following schedule :

1. Wednesday to Sunday - 11.00 am to 07.00 pm
2. Tuesday – 02.00 pm to 07.00 pm.

This museum closed on Mondays.

Entry Fee: Rs. 2/- for Children, Rs. 5/- for Adults

Address: 94/1, J.L. Nehru, Kolkata – 700 020
Tel.: 2233517
Fax: 440-3890

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04. Himachal Pradesh : The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Dharmshala - 4
05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5
06. Shimla State Museum - 6
07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7
08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8
09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9
10. Punjab and Haryana : Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Amritsar - 10
11. Government Museum and Art Callery, Chandigarh - 11
12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12
13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13
14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14
15. Art Gallery, Patiala - 15
16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16
17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
19. The Rail Museum - 19
20. The Nehru Memorial Museum, New Delhi - 20
21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21
22. Tibet House Museum, New Delhi - 22
23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23
24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24
25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25
26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26
27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27
28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30
31. Lucknow State Museum - 31
32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32
33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33
34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34
35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35
36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38
39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40
41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
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70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
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86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86
87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87
88. Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88

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Ethnographic Museum, Kolkata - 89

Hunting tools, fishing gear, dresses and ornaments, furniture, spinning and weaving aids as well as objects relating to art, religion and ‘magic’ are prominent features of this museum.

Guys this museum demonstrated in 1955, by the Cultural Research Institute, Govt. of West Bengal. Stores photographs and tape-records of folk music depicting life-style of the tribes of this State.

Ethnographic Museum
1, K.S. Roy Road,
Calcutta - 700 001.

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05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5
06. Shimla State Museum - 6
07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7
08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8
09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9
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12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12
13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13
14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14
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16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16
17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
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28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
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42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42
43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43
44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45
46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
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51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74
75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
81. Patna Museum - 81
82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82
83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
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Crafts Museum, Kolkata - 88

Guys, Rural arts and crafts of different regions of India including ivories, metal objects and textiles are on display.

Guys, this museum plays a substantial role in maintaining and improving the culture and heritage of a place. The capital city of Kolkata, known for its rich cultural heritage has several museums, which truly ponders its culture. Tourists from various termini come here to visit Crafts museum.

Crafts Museum of Kolkata was demonstrated in 1950. Crafts Museum exhibits artworks and artifacts; each and every gallery of the museum gives an overwhelming experience in art. The museum displays a huge collection of rural arts and crafts from the different states of India like Gujarat, West Bengal, Tripura, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Maharashtra, U.P., Haryana, Rajasthan, and Karnataka. Articles made from ivory, and metal are presented here. There's a good library and photographic records in the museum, which throw light on the background of these artworks. Several varieties of textiles from different Indian states and districts are displayed. The Crafts Museum is open to the public on all weekdays from 1000-1700 hrs. Crafts Museum is the best place to visit if you want to enjoy the various traditional Indian textiles, arts and crafts under one roof.

Here's the address of Crafts Museum for your reference:

9-12, Old Court House Street,
Kolkata- 700 001
West Bengal

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01. Museums and Art Gallaries of India : A Survey - 1
02. Museums of Jammu and Kashmir : Sri Pratap Singh Museum Srinagar - 2
03. Art Gallery Jammu :Dogra Art Gallery - 3
04. Himachal Pradesh : The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Dharmshala - 4
05. Himachal Pradesh : Bhuri Singh Museum, Shimla - 5
06. Shimla State Museum - 6
07. The Nicholas Roerich Gallery, Shimla - 7
08. Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Summerhil, Shimla - 8
09. Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum, Naggar - 9
10. Punjab and Haryana : Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Amritsar - 10
11. Government Museum and Art Callery, Chandigarh - 11
12. The Chandigarh Architecture Museum - 12
13. The Natural History Museum, Chandigarh - 13
14. Anglo Sikh War Memorial Ferozeshah - 14
15. Art Gallery, Patiala - 15
16. Sanghol Museum, Chandigarh - 16
17. New Delhi : The National Museum - 17
18. The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi - 18
19. The Rail Museum - 19
20. The Nehru Memorial Museum, New Delhi - 20
21. The Gandhi Memorial Museum (Rajghat) and the Gandhi Smriti Museum (Tees January Marg) - 21
22. Tibet House Museum, New Delhi - 22
23. The Archaeological Museum at the Red Fort, New Delhi - 23
24. International Dolls Museum, New Delhi - 24
25. The Crafts Museum at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - 25
26. Museum of Natural History, New Delhi - 26
27. Allahabad Museum, Uttar Pradesh - 27
28. Sarnath Archaeological Museum, Varansi, Uttar Pradesh - 28
29. Government Museum Mathura, Uttar Pradesh - 29
30. Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - 30
31. Lucknow State Museum - 31
32. Rajasthan Government Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 32
33. Government Museum, Alwar, Rajasthan - 33
34. Archaeological Museum, Ajmer, Rajasthan - 34
35. Virat Nagar Museum, Bairat - 35
36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
38. Fort Museum, Bikaner - 38
39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
40. The Maharaj Sawai Madho Singh Museum, Jaipur - 40
41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
42. Juneja Art Gallery, Jaipur - 42
43. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (1) - 43
44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
45. Museum of Indology, Jaipur - 45
46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
49. Government Museum, Jhalawar - 49
50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50
51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74
75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
81. Patna Museum - 81
82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82
83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85
86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86
87. Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87

Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum, Kolkata - 87

Guys, this is the Birla Academy of Art and Culture Museum of Kolkata. Here you can see the paintings of the medieval period as well as modern art are on display. Regular exhibitions of modern Indian sculptors and painters are also held here.

This museum is situated at Rabindra Sarobar, Kolkata. Birla Academy of Art and Cultural Museum is a well-preserved state gallery with displays describing the artistic and cultural heritage of India and a permanent exhibition of Indian contemporary art.

This museum was demonstrated in 1966. The sculpture collection at the Birla Academy of Art and Culture dates from the 2nd to the 19th century AD. South Indian sculpture, especially from the Chola and Vijayanagara empires, are also constituted. Some other accumulations, a granite dancing of 12th century Chola images of Ganesha and Shiva as Jnana Dakshinamurti are also displayed. From Vijayanagara comes a seated Kali with all eight arms intact. Among the marvelous pieces from Rajasthan are a green limestone bust of Vishnu and three panels in the same medium showing Ganesha, Krishna and Saraswati among lovers.

The museum feature a collection of miniature and manuscripts. The pleasantly entertaining manuscripts include a 1811 Persian translation of the Mahabharata, the collection of 19th century Hafiz gazals in the Mughal style and a zerox of the Shabnama. It also houses the 13th century Jain palm leaf folios, which are related from Bundi and Kota. Two different Sikh school displays are a illumination of Krishna and an illustrated Urdu manuscript on farming. Among the miniature-paintings from Rajasthan, a lovely series on ragas, otherwise the Krishna theme are also held. An elegant miniature rom Kangra of a seated couple draped in shawls, captures the mood of Magh with its brilliant composition and subdued colours.

Other assorted objects in the museum are like metal satuettes, book covers in papier mache and silver gilt and old textiles like jamewar shawls, Banaras brocade, Baluchar and Dacca saris and a silk pichhwai from Rajasthan.

You can also visit at nearby enchanting attractions stated here. From Birla Academy, you can watch its nearby spots like Ramkrishana Mission Institute of Culture, Sarobar Stadium, Rabindra Sarobar, Lake Market and Japanese Buddhist Temple.

You can visit here from 04.30 pm to 07.00 pm. This museum is closed on Mondays and Public Holidays. For further information you can contact here:

Address : 108-109, Southern Avenue, Kolkata.

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36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
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41. Government Central Museum, Jaipur - 41
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44. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh (II) Museum, Jaipur (2) - 44
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46. Hawa Mahal Museum, Jaipur - 46
47. Folklore Museum, Jaisalmer - 47
48. Government Museum, Jaisalmer - 48
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50. Government Museum, Jodhpur - 50
51. Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum, Jodhpur - 51
52. Government Museum, Kota - 52
53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53
54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59
60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60
61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61
62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63
64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
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75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
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83. Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83
84. Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84
85. Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85
86. Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86

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Bangiya Sahita Parishad Chitrasala, Kolkata - 86

Guys this museum displays valuable medieval stone and metal sculptures, manuscripts, letters of famous Bengali authors and archaeological objects depicting the history and culture of Bengal.

Bangiya Sahitya Parishad, situated near Maniktala, is an unique library that preserves ancient manuscripts of Bengali writings. It is open from 1 pm to 7 pm and is closed on thursday.

Address: 243/1 AP.C.Road. Kolkata -6.

Ph.: 2350 3743

Victoria Memorial Museum, Kolkata - 85

Guys, this museum houses collections from the British colonial period, including a life-size statue of young Queen Victoria.

This musuem established in 1903 by an Act of the then Governor-General-in-Council. The collections include items relating to Indian history from the 17th to the 20th century such as relics, documents, personal effects. Treaties, Sanads and Firmans, statues, portraits, massive oil paintings of noted artists, etchings representing famous and historical personages of the 18th and 19th centuries, paintings and engravings of Indian scenes, pictures of Old Calcutta, Mughal and Rajasthani miniature paintings, some Persian manuscripts including Ain-I-Akbari by Abul Fazal, Akbarnama, a manuscript history of Alamgir.

Guys, you can see here the Persian translation of Nala-Damayanti by Abul Fazal, and also arms and armours of the period. You can also see the recent addtions here of national leaders and important docuements relating to freedom movement, and pertaining to Nandakumar, Vidyasagar, Michael Madhusudan and others. The impressive domed structure in white marble set up in a sylvan backfround houses source-materials on the life and culture of Indian people. Valuable coloured reproductions including scenes of old Calcutta by famous artists, picture-cards, guide books and research bulletins are available for sale.

You can visit here from 10.00 am to 05.00 pm except on Mondays and Public Holidays. Just pay the entry fees of Rs. 10/- for Indians and Rs. 150/- for foreigners. For further detials you can conact at below address:

Address: Cathedral Road, Kolkata – 700 071, Tel.: 223-1890

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53. Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur - 53

54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54

55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55

56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56

57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57

58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58

59. Archaeological Museum, Lothal - 59

60. Utensil Museum, Ahmedabad - 60

61. Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery - 61

62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62

63. The Gujari Mahal Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 63

64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64

65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65

66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66

67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67

68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68

69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69

70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70

71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71

72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72

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75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75

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78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78

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Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art, Kolkata - 84

Guys we just moved in past to know the history of this museum. This museum named after Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee, the great educationist, this museum was demonstrated in 1937 by pre- independence intellectuals of Bengal to maintain the cultural and historical heritage of the area.

Ashutosh Museum has a profligate library containing of books on art and culture. It provides guidance to visitors from several educational institutions, holds lectures, exhibitions etc. for popularising art and archaeology.

You can see here the displays are basalt sculptures from Pala and Sena periods with us classifiable harmonize of Hindu and and buddhist styles, as also sculpted clay panels from temples of the Vishnupur region. There are also captivating collections of patachitras, or painted scrolls from Bengal, playing cards, palm leaf manuscripts, ritual objects, toys and dolls. The textiles include embroidered Kanthas, the patchwork and quilting textile technique, and saris from Baluchar with their quaint figurative designs.

Many-sided items including ivory works, bidi works, glasswares, metal wares etc. enrich the collections of the museum. The activities of the museum are manifold. Since it belongs to a university (Kolkata University), it is open to the public. But it plays a wonderful role in providing academic aid to the teaching faculties of the University and offers great help to the students of Ancient Indian History & Culture, Islamic History, Sanskrit, Bengali, Pali, Museology etc. as well as students carrying out research in several fields.

If you are on the tour of Kolkata then never missed this opportunity to visit Ashutosh Museum. You can visit here from 10.30 am to 05.00 pm except weekends and Public Holidays. For further detials please contact at following address :

Address: Centenary Building, Kolkata University College Street, Kolkata – 700 073.

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54. City Palace Museum, Udaipur - 54
55. Shilp Gram, Udaipur - 55
56. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur - 56
57. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (1) - 57
58. Calico Museum of Textile, Ahmedabad, Gujarat (2) - 58
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62. Government Archaeological Museum, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 62
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64. Central Museum, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 64
65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
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69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
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Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal - 83

Guys in this museum has a wide range of items on display from Tibetan and temple banners, metal images, ornaments, silver wares; glass wares, pottery, ivory and bone work to wooden sculptures. Besides cultural artifacts, the museum also hosts eighty thousand specimens of meteorites, precious stones, ornamental building stones, rocks and minerals and fossils.

The Indian Museum was established by Dr. Nathaniel Wallich a Danish botanist at Serampore (originally called Frederischnagore) near Kolkata (Calcutta), India, in 1814. It is a multi-disciplinary institution of national standing and is one of oldest museums in the world.

Guys, this was the first museum of its kind in Asia. From 1814 to 1878, it was located at the premises of Asiatic Society in Kolkata, but has since moved to its own premises in the city. It occupies a glorious residence, and displays among others: an Egyptian mummy, the Buddhist stupa from Bharhut, the Buddha's ashes, the Ashoka pillar, whose three-lion symbol became the official emblem of the Republic of India, fossil skeletons of prehistoric animals like dinosaurs, an art collection, rare antiques, and a collection of meteorites.

You can visit here from 10.00 am to 05.00 pm except on Mondays and Public Holidays. You have charged the entry fees here i.e., Rs. 10/- for Indians and Rs. 150/- for foreigners. For further information please contact here :

Address: J.L. Nehru Road, Kolkata – 700 016, Tel.: 2495699

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36. Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum, Bikaner - 36
37. Government Museum, Bharatpur - 37
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39. Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh - 39
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65. Sarod Ghar, Gwalior - 65
66. Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 66
67. National Gallery of Modern art, Mumbai - 67
68. Chhaptrapati Shivaji Vastu Sanghralaya, Mumbai - 68
69. Mani Bhawan Gandhi Sangralaya, Mumbai - 69
70. Bhau Daji Lad Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum), Mumbai - 70
71. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Mumbai - 71
72. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune - 72
73. Sculpture Gallery, Goa - 73
74. Christian Art Gallery, Goa - 74
75. Banerji Art Gallery, Goa - 75
76. Religious Expression Gallery - 76
77. Cultural Anthropology Gallery, Goa - 77
78. Contemporary Art Gallery and Western Bronze Gallery, Goa - 78
79. Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar - 79
80. Nalanda Archaeological Museum - 80
81. Patna Museum - 81
82. Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82

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Assam State Museum, Gauhati - 82

Guys, this museum mainly has sculptures form the Assam region done in stone, wood, metal and terracotta. The scripture of the bust of the Devi from the 9th century and the figures of lovers are prominent exhibits on display.

Assam State Museum displays collections of archeology, sculpture, paintings, metal, ivory and woodwork, costumes and ethnology. Tribal artifacts and a reconstructed Assamese tribal village provide insight into the everyday life of these tribal people. Other displays include weaving, musical instruments, religious sculptures, WW II relics, coins, manuscripts and crafts. The Assam State Museum highlights the cultural diversity of the region. So, I suggest you all once in a time all you must visit at Assam State Museum, Gauhati.

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