सावाना संग्रहालय

* Unique Museum of Savannah * * Public Library Nashik * (Savannah) with a history of 5200 years has become a nightmare for the readers. The library said we only think about books. However, Savannah has also done a great job for the collection of rare items that connect the umbilical cord with Nashik *. Every Nashik resident should experience the divine ceremony in Savannah Museum. Two stone statues in front of the Savannah building draw you to the museum. * Savannah Museum is full of rare maps, statues, paintings, wood carvings, weapons, coins, inscriptions and historical objects *. The museum started with rare paintings of Nashik. The first hall is sealed with paintings by the city's veteran painters. The same hall also houses a rare map. * It gives an experience of what Nashik was like one hundred and fifty years ago *. Entering the second hall, on the left hand wall, * Nashik Ragamala, a historical picture of this Peshwa, draws a gold rangoli in his eyes *. On the right hand side * you can experience the invention of ancient games, objects and sculptures in metal and stone *. * The Buddha statue does not move in front of you. The wooden door leads you to the third hall. In fact, it is not the entrance to the third hall, but it looks like that. Experiencing the invention of Ragamale we enter the third hall. Here * Devnagari seems to have descended. Small and big idols of gods like Durga, Saraswati, Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh, Ganesh keep us hooked *. Veteran Rambhai Batavia donated 161 * idols collected from various countries including Cambodia, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Varanasi, Allahabad, Amritsar, Srinagar, Bengaluru, Simla, Haridwar, Hrishikesh to the Savannah Museum. Experiencing this hobby fills the eyes. * Nataraja, Hanuman, Dakini, Vishnu-Lakshmi, Khandoba-Mhalsa, Mahishasurmardini, Durga, Muralidhar, Umamaheshwar embracing idols, Virbhadra, Ganga, Bhudevi, Shankara's Tandavanritya * Many different metal idols do not let us wake up. * Knives, antlers, utensils, delicate handicrafts, vajris, lanterns, excavated archeological objects that shed light on our culture are all astounding *. The Savannah Museum is open from 4 to 8 p.m. Parents should definitely check out this treasure trove during the holidays.