Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum

It was a very beautiful museum.You must visit this place when you went to srisailam for getting the knowledge of how srisailam was established and about tribes in that area.Kids will enjoy it alot with the statues

Great display of the tribal lifestyle, the artists have done a great job jobs

Srisalam We have seen you from the best tourist place of chenchu Lakshmi tribal museum
Beautiful ❤ place

its a place where a every UPSC Exam Aspirants should visit and see the tribal tradition how and where they are located and simple understanding and it will also helpfull to remeber it more long days and it is a place only confined to tribes of Both Andra Pradesh and Telangana

Its a park and museum is inside it. The tribal statues are so realistic. When I entered I was awestruck I thought someone is sitting there. History lovers should definitely visit this place.

Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum Srisailam Timings

DayTimingMonday8:30 am – 8:00 pmTuesday8:30 am – 8:00 pmWedesday8:30 am – 8:00 pmThursday8:30 am – 8:00 pmFriday8:30 am – 8:00 pmSaturday8:30 am – 8:00 pmSunday8:30 am – 8:00 pm...entry fees 10 rupees for person..

For those who are looking for a unique experience then Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum is the place for them to visit. This tribal museum is located near the entrance to Srisailam town. This museum presents a glimpse into the lives of various indigenous tribes who are residing in the Srisailam forests. This museum has been after Chenchu Lakshmi, consort of Narasimha Swamy. Statue of Chenchu Lakshmi can also be seen at the museum.

Here at the museum, one can get a better understanding of the lives of these tribes, their practices and culture. One of the prominent tribes in the Nallamala Hills is Chenchus. Nallamala forest has been the residing abode of these tribes with close to no contact with the outside world. However, after the construction of the concrete road by the government, sometimes members of these tribes can be seen interacting with tourists.

This tribal museum has two floors; each floor displaying a wide array of artifacts related to various tribes. Some of the objects displayed at the museum include Idols of Gods, weapons, objects of daily use, musical instruments and many more.

In the vicinity of the museum, there is also a park which is dotted with images of dinosaurs, tribal huts, etc. There is also children play area inside the museum complex. Visitors can also buy locally collected honey at the shop in museum. The honey sold here is collected by the members of tribes and is sold by the state government.

The opening timings of Chenchu Lakshmi Museum are from 8.30 AM to 8 PM. The entry fee at the tribal museum is Rs. 10 per person. It is located at a distance of around 1 km from the Srisailam bus stand and hence can be reached easily. Tourists can hire locally run auto rickshaws or travel in their own vehicle to the museum.

For those who are looking for a unique experience then Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum is the place for them to visit. This tribal museum is located near the entrance to Srisailam town. This museum presents a glimpse into the lives of various indigenous tribes who are residing in the Srisailam forests. This museum has been after Chenchu Lakshmi, consort of Narasimha Swamy. Statue of Chenchu Lakshmi can also be seen at the museum.
Here at the museum, one can get a better understanding of the lives of these tribes, their practices and culture. One of the prominent tribes in the Nallamala Hills is Chenchus. Nallamala forest has been the residing abode of these tribes with close to no contact with the outside world. However, after the construction of the concrete road by the government, sometimes members of these tribes can be seen interacting with tourists........ Entry ticket for adult 20rupees and childrens 10rupess.. Nice place to visiting in srisailam.The dolls made here look like real people The things they used in daily life are very well shown here in the museum

Excellent initiative and a unique place to visit, it has various tribe names and their way of living with representation of their sculptures, houses, activities, celebrations, occupation etc. All of that is neatly written on the walls for each tribe and also a numbered depiction is provided for all tools. Those are actual tools used by tribes for their livelihood, including hunting knives, bow and arrows, kitchen utensils, tools. Apart from this, the area itself is developed as a nice park with small play area for kids as well, the outside sculptures are also very realistic.
Entry fee is minimal and no ticket for kids below 10 years, it has good parking space too, must visit when you are in Srisailam.

Here you can witness instances of the livelihoods and cultures of the tribes of Andhra Pradesh at the Chenchu Lakshmi Museum. Also, there is so many statue which looks good.
Entrance fees is 20 Rs each.
Mobile allowed so you can take pics. There is so much fun places for children, best time to visit here is in morning or evening. Otherwise as it's in open area so it will felt hot in daytime.
Here you can read about the tribes and their cultures, kind of history lesson and when you see then it's easy to remember.

It's a Tribal mark visiting place and children will enjoy a lot but the AP Government is not maintaining properly. Nobody is there to care the visitors and inside Tribal articles. It's just lije a musium.

The museum is portraits various tribes and their living styles of Andhra and many other places of Inida. The models show us the way of their homes, living style, hunting weapons, musical instruments, utensils and many more. A good information is given on the models and yet need to be well maintained. The exterior part of museum will be a good fun for kids.

U have to buy a ticket @ 10 rs
U will know the different types of tribal

Good ambiance fresh air
Felt like getting back to nature
And got to know about the tribals
Well maintained hygenic place
Altogether good experience

The museum describes the culture, way of living, different types of communities in Tribal and their community occupation now and ancient days in Nallamala forest..
Knowledgeable..

This museum depicts all the various tribes residing in AP &TS. Everyone must visit this place in Srisailam.

One of the best place in Srisailam to know information of different tribes in and around Telangana and AP ... and the theme park is well maintained in Museum premise ...must visit place

Beautiful depiction of different tribes and their practices. A tribal woman guides us in the museum. good employment for locals and a good knowledge hub

It is good place to see tribal culture and learning knowledge for children

A very peaceful place to visit and to pray with a full pack of history. But if you visit on the weekend it will be crowded.

Really wonderful place and it contains musium. It was really awesome , lot of things we can learn like gondus, chenchu, lambadis, etc...that culture was explained with neat presentation...