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Again, I see a huge commercial potential but the museum space is underused. The product development is close to zero. There are some products lying in dust. Promptly the sign says "no photography" where an artist is painting and producing some very low grade artworks which no one would like to buy. The museum is something you can easily let go. For fashion students it can offer some visual information.

It's basically a part of Junagarh Fort. It opens at 9 AM , 1 hour earlier than the actual fort. This museum depicts the rich cultural heritage of the rulers of Bikaner, their customs, dresses, meeting halls, paintings, portraits, crockeries and many more. Do take a guide who will take 500 rupees for the whole museum plus fort tour. Approximately you need 30 min to explore all the things. A small cafe is there where you can get some cold drinks like stuffs.

Jaisalmer War memorial is worth visiting if you are a fan of memorials. We spent around 3 hours here and is a great depiction of India and its brave heroes who have fought to protect us and give us the safe space of staying here. The quotes, pictures, stories can leave your teary if you feel the essence of it. Its on way to Jaisalmer and reasonable ticketing and pricing facility. The audio and video show was also good.

Prachina Museum is located inside Junagadh Fort of Bikaner. The place is a historical marvel. The beauty of the architecture will sure leave mesmerized. The place tells the story of kings and the kingdom of Bikaner. This fort cum palace is now turned into a museum to showcase the life of previous kings who ruled here. It also displays the beauty of old architecture, which is astounding. The artwork on walls and roof is just magnificent. There is ample space to park your car and tickets can be taken at the entry gate which isn't very costly. If you are visiting Bikaner, you wouldn't want to miss this place.

Beautiful and iconic fort i ever seen in India. well dressed and well behaved staff. First parchase ticket from ticket window. Here is some option for parchase ticket from your choice. Than Enter in fort. it is a beautiful palace with artistic work. See here beautiful shish Mahal made from glass and gold work. In museum area lots of clothes and royal apparels available. Docorative items and Dinner sets. Must Watch place for all

Prachina Bikaner Cultural Centre and Museum is a collection of royal and heritage objects from the house of Bikaner. It has everything preserved of the royal family like costumes, furniture, paintings, crockery and much more. If you are going to Junagarh Fort do visit this beautiful museum. It takes around 30-40 min to explore this place. The entry ticket is very nominal for Indian Tourist.

Prachina Museum is the cultural center of Bikaner. Nestled within the quiet corner of Junagarh Fort, the museum was established by Siddhi Kumari, the daughter of the Late Maharaja Narendra Singhji of Bikaner in 2000. It exhibits royal costumes, textile, portraits of former rulers, contemporary art, religious accessories, etc. Also on display are European wine glasses, cut glass decorative objects, cutlery and crockery used in the regal kitchen. Perfumes and other interesting things that were an integral part of the Royal household are there to enchant you as you explore sections of the museum. A number of beautifully crafted rugs and carpets give the visitors a chance to experience the artistic richness of India. Khamma Ghani 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

Timing : 10 AM to 4.30 AM Entry Fee : Indians : ₹50 Prachina Museum is located inside Junagarh fort. It has two floors where you can visit many sections which are neatly maintained. Information of all sections and every other thing inside museum is nicely written.

Prachina Museum within Junagarh Fort in Bikaner offers a glimpse into the rich history with a collection of ancient arts and artifacts once used by kings and queens. The architectural beauty of the fort is mesmerizing, showcasing the kingdom's story. However, the museum seems to have untapped commercial potential. While it houses intriguing items, the underused space and lack of product development are noticeable. Some neglected products gather dust, contrasting with the prohibition on photography. Despite these shortcomings, the museum is a valuable stop for history enthusiasts and fashion students seeking visual insights into royal life. The affordable entry fee makes it a reasonable addition to a visit to Bikaner.

Nice museum with a lot of ancient arts. You can see here a lot of things which were used by Kings and queens at that time.

You can experience 18th-19th traditional culture.

Beautifully restored, curated and maintained. Worth paying the extra Rs. 30 ticket to visit this in addition to the fort next to it. Ample parking. Do enjoy a beautiful coffee/snack in the open air under the trees cafe attached to it.

History tells so many things ...past heroes , thier life , journey holds so many things ... Ancient sculpture, artefacts , paintings ...so many things told untold stories... beautiful

Very cool place. It includes food and drink and accommodation. This hotel remains open for 24 hours. It is not co-operative, yet it is a cool place.

Awesome place to visit in the junagarh fort..Very beautiful artifacts are present in very good condition.. Authorities are taking proper care of all the belongings.Whenever you get a chance to visit junagarh fort so do visit this museum it won't disappoint you..Rich culture and heritage about our history..Worth visiting place..thumbs up from my side..

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Staff are not good I have visited at prachina museum at near by closing hours They allowed me enter museum but soon after they told that it's closed I have to come out from museum without visiting entire museum. I told them it still some minutes left in closing hours. But didn't allow me

This palace is situated in junagadh fort in Bikaner in state of rajasthan india. In this museum there are lots of crocker cloths photo's. You can find the photos of royal family and also you can find the cloths of Prince and princes also kings and queen. In the museum you can find the item of crockery that was came from Europe 100s of years ago also you can find the italian paintings and other item's as well. The price of ticket for 1 person is roughly around 25 to 30 rupees person. If you are in bikaner and traveling to Bikaner or you are a travel enthusiast i must recommend you to visit this lovely place.it is very cheap and value for money visit.

Not that much informative place.Not a historical place. You can test the Old raw Rajsthani culture here.

Prachin Museum is located in Junagadh fort complex.Museum is well maintained and neet&clean.very beautiful Painting clothes and article in Museum.Must Visit with your family and friends.opend all days.

Vintage items are at display, but without narration. More or less it's like an exhibition of collection of items for public display. Vintage items are on display with no history history/significance narrated with it. Not even the name of an article

A separate Ticket is required for visit this place inside Junagarh Fort. Well In This pandemic time, Fort is open to visit. Souvenir Shop inside fort is closed in pandemic time All Fast food centre / Restaurant also closed inside Fort in pandemic time. You can see only presentation things full inside the building full of two floors. no need any guide here. Must have water bottle. A small little museum next to Junagarh Fort which houses beautiful things. We saw a sword with intricate detailing in wood carving, hand fans, household things, crockery, vase, paintings, mirror all preserved carefully from the olden era. One would also see costumes of worn on structures as well as preserved in glasses.

Bikaner city of Rajasthan is full of museums which adds to its attractiveness. One of the museum is magnificent Junagarh Fort Museum which was by Maharaja Dr.Karni Singhji in 1961 Junagarh Fort Museum has a superb collection of arms and armor. It comprises of jade handle daggers, camel hide and inlaid handguns and camel guns which were used at that time. Museum also has cold and silver howdahs, jhulas, kis, and a First World War biplane .

The Junagrh fort is nearer to approx 1KM from Bikaner Railway Station and just behind the Old bus stand. Besides the fort there is a museum. Here you will find the crockeries, sarees, suites, statues, etc. The entry fees for the fort is 50rs and for museum 30rs, and if we want to take the videos than we have to pay 150rs extra. They offers a guide once the group of 30-40 peoples are gathered. There are main 35 sites and the guide explains each and every site just we need to show the interest. The Fort is very big and all the historical things they have maintained very well. The best thing I have seen in Bikaner.

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Nothing special. You can also skip this place.