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Why to visit Bhuri Singh Museum, Dalhousie
This museum was named after Raja Bhuri Singh, the ruler of Chamba from 1904 to 1919. Mr. Singh's painting collection was donated after his death. Following this event, the idea for establishing a public museum arose. The collection has grown over the years. It is now a major repository of local history and culture, with coins, jewellery, clothing, and attire.
Interesting facts about Bhuri Singh Museum
- The Bhuri Singh Museum houses a small but valuable collection of carved doors from old palaces that represent the richness of Chamba history, as well as incredible frescoes artworks, antique copper plate grants, old miniature paintings, remarkable title deeds, and ancient inscriptions on Chamba's mediaeval antiquity.
- J. Ph. Voghel, an Indologist with the Archaeological Survey of India, travelled throughout Chamba and discovered many old inscriptions scattered throughout the valley, which are now on display at the Bhuri Singh Museum.
- The majority of these inscriptions, including the Prasastis of Sarahan, Devi-ri-Kothi, and Mul Kihar, are in Sarda script and reveal important aspects of Chamba's mediaeval history.
- Along with these, you can admire the fantastic artwork of the Basohli School paintings depicting scenes from the great Indian epics Bhagwat Purana and Ramayana.
Nearby Attractions
- Laxmi Narayan Temple
- Chamera Lake
- Chowaro Jot
- Panchpula
- Dainkund Peak
How to reach?
The Bhuri Singh Museum is easily accessible by bus or taxi because it is located in the heart of the Chamba district, which has well-connected routes.
Entry Fees
Entre fee of Rs.40/- per adult
Best time to visit
Anytime as per your convenience.
Visiting Duration
2-3 hours on average
