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Museums
Hadoti region of south-east Rajasthan has been bestowed with bright sunshine, moisture laden monsoon, healthy winter and gurgling streams. Chambal River and its tributaries crisscross the plateau and provide it with ample life sustaining water.
Rao Madho singh Museum
GARH PALACE, KOTA
Rao Madho Singh Museum is housed within a part of the Garh Palace of Kota. The frescoes of Darbor hall and miniature paintings are major affractions of the museum.
Rao Madho singh Museum
GARH PALACE, KOTA
Rao Madho Singh Museum is housed within a part of the Garh Palace of Kota. The frescoes of Darbor hall and miniature paintings are major affractions of the museum.
Govt. Museum
BRIJ VILAS, KOTA
Government Museum of Kota is housed in historical Brij Vilas Palace near Kishorsagar Lake. It hos rich and unique collection of artefacts from ancient to medieval times. Statues, weapons, manuscripts, coins and sculptures are exhibited in proper style and method. Some of the major attractions of the museum are the statues of Lord Vishnu reclining on his serpent seat, Jhallari vadak or a durm player from Bhim Chauri and Sacrificial pillars or Yups of Badva. There is a separate section for manuscripts, paintings and handicrafs.
Govt. Museum Bundi
The museum is housed in the historical Sukh Mahal palace on the bank of Jaitsagar Lake. Its idyllic localion and interesting collection of artefacts, statues and paintings make it a worthwhile place to visit.
Govt. Museum Bundi
The museum is housed in the historical Sukh Mahal palace on the bank of Jaitsagar Lake. Its idyllic localion and interesting collection of artefacts, statues and paintings make it a worthwhile place to visit.
Govt. Museum Jhalawar
This is the most modern and ottradive museum of the state, The oldest museum of Rajasthan found its new accommodation lately, when Garh Palace wos vacoted and furned in to a beautiful museum, It has a fine colledion of rare paintings, manuscripts and idols.