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Introduction to Fateh Prakash Palace Museum
In a preamble of Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh we would like to make aware our readers that this museum houses an assortment of sculptures. In our trip to Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, we would like you to note of the visiting hours to visit the place. It opens in the day from 10.00 AM and remains open till 04.30 PM in the evening. Rather, if possible you can come on Monday to enjoy the free visit to the museum. You will find the gates of the museum closed on Friday and gazetted holidays. This very museum is irrefutably the highest ranked museum of Chittorgarh and allures tourists to come again and again to walk around its beautiful ambiance.
History of Fateh Prakash Palace Museum, Chittorgarh
The history of the museum tells that in year 1968 a very big section of the Fateh Prakash Palace was renovated and given a new shape of museum.
Description of Fateh Prakash Palace Museum
The exceptional Fateh Prakash Palace Museum displays huge variety of sculptures out of which the highly admired statuette is of Ganpati from Pangarh faultlessly constructed from the period of 8th-9th century. On the other end, it also has some distinguished statues belong to Indra and Jain Ambica statues from Rashmi village that witness to the post medieval period.
The other segment of Fateh Prakash Palace, Chittorgarh is out-and-out to carving knives, arms and ammunition that include helmets, axes, old shields, knives and uniforms of the soldiers. This museum acts as a resting place to various clay models of local tribes along with their regional attires. Each and every nook and corner of the museum is segregated in several sections. For instance Coins, Art Gallery, Weapons and Tribal Life along with Archaeology and Wood Crafts of Bassi village.
So, map out a visit to the museum to explore such unusual figurines and make your holiday's memorable one.
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