Why to visit Himachal State Museum
The museum, which was constructed in a Victorian-era style with expensive lawns all over the area, provides a calm and tranquil atmosphere.You can take a quick stroll in the verdant garden or snap a photo of some intriguing antiquities. There is also a lovely collection of miniatures from India.
What to see there?
•The museum's collection of prehistoric artefacts, which includes stone carvings from the eighth century.
• You can view the way of life and culture of the people who live in the Himalayas in the painting area.
• Additionally, there are religious paintings, contemporary paintings, Mughal paintings, and Rajasthani paintings.
History of the museum
The Himachal State Museum, which has a colonial history, was once Lord William Beresford's home, he served as Lord William Bentick's military secretary. Later, the mansion then became the residence of various Indian government leaders after the independence.
Museum's Tickets and Timings
- The museum remains closed on Gazetted holidays. It is open for tourists on all days except Monday.
- The entry fee to visit the museum is approx INR 20/- per person for Indians and approx INR 100/- per person for foreigners. Check out the availability of tickets online.
