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Vikramshila
Museum
is
situated
36
km
east
of
Bhalgalpur
district
in
village
Antichak.
Set
up
in
the
year
2004,
the
museum’s
main
purpose
was
to
exhibit
the
antiquities
recovered
in
excavation
at
the
site
by
Archaeological
Survey
of
India
(ASI).
The
antiques
that
were
recovered
have
been
displayed
on
the
ground
floor
and
first
floor
of
the
museum
building.
The
first
floor
of
the
museum
also
has
a
scaled
model
of
the
excavated
site
of
Vikramshila.
The
ground
floor
of
the
museum
displays
stone
sculptures
of
the
Buddhist
pantheon
such
as
Buddha,
Avalokitesvara,
Bodhisattva,
Loknath,
Marichi,
Jambhala,
Tara
and
Aparajita.
Other
than
this,
images
of
Shiva,
Parvati,
Ganesh,
Kartikeya,
Chamuna,
Mahisasurmardini,
Krishna
and
Sudama,
Surya,
Vishnu
are
also
on
display.
To
attract
tourists,
earth
moulds,
collectibles,
and
iron
objects
are
some
of
the
other
important
things
on
display.
The
first
floor
of
the
museum
also
has
some
fascinating
and
eye
grabbing
objects
on
display.
These
include
antiques
like
pendants,
finger
rings,
locket,
and
handmade
terracotta
animal
and
bird
figurines.
Tourists
are
also
fascinated
by
the
stone
sculptures
of
Buddhist
deities
such
as
Buddha,
Manjushri
Vajrapani,
Avalokitesvara.