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Chittorgarh Fort Village, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan 312001, India
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Ashish Choudhary (04/02/2021)
A excellent historical museum in Chittorgarh. I had a very nice experience here. Large numbers of historical weapons are stored there. Different varieties of weapons are which were effectively used in wars. Different types of beautiful paintings are also there. Statues of some well-known personalities are also present there. The most beautiful thing I liked here is the 3d modal of the whole chittorgarh fort having all the necessary details of that place and really I loved that most. 3d modal is kept at the entrance point so you can easily see that. Overall a fantastic place to visit.
Durgesh Lohar (01/24/2021)
I just loved it.nEverybody visiting at fort must go to the museum.
Hariom Mishra (01/27/2021)
Entry Fee: Indian Nationals: INR 25nForeign Nationals: INR 50nnTimings: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PMnnTime Required: 1-2 hoursnnThe paintings, sculptures, apparels, weapons, coins, frescos, inscriptions and other metal and terracotta figures give a glimpse into the regal lifestyle of the Rajputs. The mighty Chittor Fort is a preferred spot for picnickers and visitors never miss the Archaeological Museum once they are here.nnThe glorious museum was built in the 19th century during the reign of Maharaja Fateh Singh. It was initially a part of the Fateh Prakas Palace which converted into a museum by the Government of India in 1968. The Palace architecture is an example of modern Indian form of construction and hence stands out from the other traditional forms seen in the fort premises. Archaeological Museum is, therefore, of great historical importance. Some of the artefacts are thousands of years old dating back to the Gupta and Maurya Dynasties, especially the Jain and Hindu relics recovered during excavations. There are Jain Temples and Buddhist Stupas also inside the fort premises. Everyone must visit this wonderful place where tourists can find traces of the Rajputana family under one roof.
Bhavya Khurana (02/09/2021)
Nicely maintained government museum depicting weaponry and artifact used under Maharana Prataps regime!!
gauri patel (11/19/2020)
Good place for all ages of people and we can also know a heritage history of Chittor Garh ud83dude42
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