Museum Tourism in Rajasthan

Museum tourism in Rajasthan offers immense insights about rich culture, royal history and art of the state. Home to artifacts, sculptures, paintings, and textiles manifestations of the century and regal city, Rajasthan is a treasure trove. It is also host to among some of the oldest and most recognized museums across the country. To history lovers, art lovers, and curious tourists, Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer are affluent with good shopping of the kind of museums of the following interest.

Two of the most popular museums in Rajasthan are the magnificent “Albert Hall Museum” in Jaipur that is famous for holding a large collection of sculptures, armours and textiles etc besides its imposing Indo Saracenic style of architecture. The “City Palace Museum” in Udaipur shows us royal costumes, weapons and painting that gives a brief idea of royalty in Mewar dynasty. The Mehrangarh Fort Museum located in Jodhpur is set inside the vast and formidable structure of the Mehrangarh Fort; Among the exhibits there are armor, musical instruments and miniature paintings.

For arts lovers, the Rajasthan State Museum in Jaipur is a gold mine of great art, old script and archaeological remains. The “Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum” at Jaipur’s City Palace keeps alive the rich tradition of Rajasthan through a selection of artefacts and royal paraphernalia. All these museums have doubtless must visit museums to anyone who seeks more information on the cultural history of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan has many unusual and specialised museums apart from normal ones like the “Vintage Camera Museum”, Udaipur; and the “Sacred Art Museum”, Jodhpur. These museums are not only the centers of historical education of the state of Rajasthan, but are also symbolical of its culture artistic brilliance and royalty. These are a few of the most famous museums in Rajasthan presenting uniqueness and various historical experiences of the state.