Junagadh Museum

I request to all lover's for history, not miss you this place, I 💕 love Junagadh, lifetime

Best collection of heritage weapons, especially revolvers and pistols that i have seen anywhere in India....This is a small but very unique museum. Walls are adorned with majestic lifesize portraits of erstwhile rules. Overall a very well maintained museum, which gives you a heritage feel from the moment you walk in.. Also worth a look on the first floor is a rare collection of elephant saddles.

Nice place located at junagadh.
it is a king place and it's furniture and clothes and many items used in the war.
nice experience.
and good management

The Durbar Hall is probably an early 20th century building, with a large hall for the Nawab's court and public meetings. Here, there is a clutter of silver-covered furniture, European glass lamps and chandeliers, mirrors and a glass tree, with a woollen rug made by prisoners in Junagadh (or Junagarh) jail. Everything is dusty, and the decor is crumbling.
There and in the corridors are gifts and letters given to the Nawabs by their subjects and visitors.
There is a portrait gallery with paintings of the rulers of the different princely states of Saurashtra; a display of palanquins (similar to sedan chairs), enclosed miyanas to carry the royal ladies in, in purdah. Also a splendid ambari, or elephant saddle for the Nawab, elephant driver and bearer during processions. There are displays of textiles, and of armaments. Further developments are planned, but much work is required on the fabric of the building and displays to bring it up to the standards of 21st century museums.

Good knowledge of Indian culture and its history is available. Every child should be shown.

VISIT THIS PLACE TO SEE HISTORICAL ITEMS OF NAWABS OF JUNAGADH...
YOU WILL FALL IN LOVE WITH....

Darbar Hall museum now shifted to sardar bag and placed in another heritage building.

One of the old place for historical weapons, clothes and things. Price of ticket is very reasonable but if you want to click the pics of things then you have to pay 10time more of the ticket. It is under 1km from busstand so anyone can come here by walk with the help of Google Maps. Visit if you come to Junagadh.

Good experience..especially the Rangoli made inside museum..

The Junagadh Museum is a museum in Junagadh, Gujarat, India. It is located in the Taj Manzil Building, which was built in the 19th century by the Babi Nawabs of Junagadh. The museum houses a collection of over 2,900 artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, weapons, textiles, and jewelry.

The museum is divided into several galleries, each of which showcases a different aspect of the history and culture of Junagadh. The Picture Gallery has a collection of oil paintings, miniature paintings, and photographs. The Palanquin Room has a collection of royal palanquins and howdahs. The Textile and Costumes Gallery has a collection of textiles, costumes, and jewelry. The Weapons Gallery has a collection of weapons, armor, and shields.

The museum also has a number of special exhibits, including a collection of royal furniture, a collection of silver art objects, and a collection of musical instruments.

The Junagadh Museum is a popular tourist destination and is a great place to learn about the history and culture of Junagadh. The museum is open from 10:00 AM to 1:15 PM and 2:45 PM to 6:00 PM, closed on Wednesday, 2nd and 4th Saturday and all public holidays.

Here are some of the pros and cons of visiting the Junagadh Museum:

**Pros:**

* The museum has a large and varied collection of artifacts.
* The museum is well-organized and easy to navigate.
* The museum has a number of special exhibits that are worth seeing.
* The museum is located in a beautiful old palace.

**Cons:**

* The museum can be crowded, especially during peak tourist season.
* The museum is not air-conditioned, so it can be hot and humid during the summer months.

Overall, the Junagadh Museum is a great place to learn about the history and culture of Junagadh. If you are planning a visit to Junagadh, be sure to add the museum to your itinerary.

Good place for the people who loves history, and who respect our culture .

Lovely place, with a nominal entry fee of ₹5. If you wish to click pictures there's a fee of ₹100. Please do do, there are some amazing artifacts which are worth photographing. The collection is not very well curated but it's a private collection, so I suppose that's understandable.

Excellent Museum depicting Nawabs rule in Junagadh. The collection of items and placement in the museum is interesting. However the museum is not very big. Entrance fee rs.5/- and camera (even through mobile) is rs.100/-.

Small but good collection of history picked and stored. Royal artillery and much more.. eye 👀 catching life size royal people photos. Must see 🙈 when visit Junagadh

Worth a visit. Not much publicity given. Good collection but poor information.

Great collection of old Nawabi historical artifacts which gives a glimpse into the bygone era.
A must visit for all history affectionadoes.

It look like a heaven and beautiful city in Gujarat

Best collection of heritage items. Weapons, especially Revolvers and Pistols. This is a small Museum, but unique one. Walls are adorned with majestic lifesize portraits of erstwhile rulers. Overall a very well maintained Museum, which gives you a heritage feel from the moment you walk in. The Nawabs ruled over Junagadh. Last Nawab flew to Pakistan. The whole history of Junagadh one can come to know from there.

Amazing architecture , but now it's shifted to sardar nagar .:(

Amazing place with weapons and many more things in it ....
There is amazing response from people inside . They tell us about the thing which were there and also have us knowledge about the ancient things. There is many photos of navab and coins of 18 century of whole world . Amazing place to visit .

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