this museum is located near the main temple.the museum gallary showcases different fallen architectural pieces and sculptures that are found during the clearance work of temple complex.it is a treasure house for historians and art lovers. it opens from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.

This ASI Museum is located about a kilometre away from the Konark Sun temple site. The entry ticket is Rs.10 per person. This is the second Museum and the first being inside the konark temple complex. This museum talks about the history of temples along with the history of Konark and some specimens that have been collected over the past along with re-creation of you from the Konark. This can be not visited too If you are short on time.

The Archeological Museum Konark is located in Konark in Odisha, India. It houses a collection of artifacts related to the Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The museum has a vast collection of sculptures, architectural fragments, and other artifacts that showcase the rich history and culture of the region. The high museum highlights the statues of various gods and goddesses, intricate carvings, and stone inscriptions. The exhibits are well-organized and provide a glimpse into the ancient art and architecture of Odisha. The quality of the museum's facilities is decent, with adequate lighting and signage. However, some areas could be improved, such as the cleanliness of the premises and the availability of audio guides or multimedia displays. Overall, the Archeological Museum Konark is a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture. The exhibits are informative and engaging, and the museum provides a unique opportunity to learn about the rich heritage of Odisha. I would highly recommend it to others who are planning to visit Konark.

Konark Archeological museum one best place in Odisha. Ticket rate is Rs. 10 per head. But book through online only. Timing Morning 10.00 Am to 5.00 pm.

Konark Sun Temple Very beautiful and attractive place

Must visit place in konark before going to sun temple. Entry ticket 10 Rs. Well maintained museum. Clean restroom. Lot of information.

A great well maintained and informative museum which showcases the history and the heritage of the Konark Sun Temple.

Best place to visit Near konark temple.

It has very little on display and honestly not worth to stop

1. The Konark museum started in the year 1968 and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India. The museum is located near the main temple in the north direction. 2. The museum has four galleries that showcase 260 different fallen architectural pieces and sculptures that were found during the clearance work of Konark temple complex. The Konark museum is a treasure house for historians and art lovers. 3. First gallery of the museum holds 62 antiquities, out of which the image of Surya in sand stone, the Khandolite built reconstructed wheel, various incarnations of Lord Visnu, etc. are a major attractions. 4. Second gallery exhibits 108 antiquities including reconstructed wall of temple, the drummer and the head of the crocodile in gigantic nature. 5. Third gallery of this museum showcases 45 objects like celestial nymphs, image of Surya Narayana, Gaja Vyala, the king and his troop and various sensual figures. 6. Fourth gallery, which holds exhibit of 45 artifacts including roaring lion, man tied by the elephant trunk, part of a Surya image, sensual couples and king witnessing dance performances are some of the art works displayed at this gallery. 7. Hygiene level high 8. Drinking water available 9. Parking available inside the museum 10. You can take photos inside but you can't video 11. Ticket 🎟 Price Rs. 10/- (online booking at www.asi.nic.in)

Very well maintained and good museum. It's opened till 5:00 pm only. It's a quiet place and a very few people go there to see it but it has good collection of the historical items of Konark temple.

Must visit to understand the essence and history behind The Konark Sun Temple.

Excellent museum to know abt Konark. Must visit for everyone. Well maintained, neat and clean museum. Artifacts are labelled properly

If any museum was worth visiting, its this. Its must visit especially if you are going to visit the sun temple.

Must to visit this museum. Payment through online only.

Best place see and study the konark temple

Very informative and nicely maintained. Apart from the museum, garden and statues placed outside are very nice. Best part is the natural clock which shows time using sun shadows as per natural sunlight falling on it. The time was accurate. Entry fees is Rs.10 per person.

Well maintained and A great place and must visit before visiting to the Konark Temple. The museum talks about history, lots of hidden truth, unknown part about the temple and about the sculpture used in the temple. The Konark museum started in the year 1968 and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.

I found this museum very much boring where inside only the manmade replicas are put on a display. You have to get the tickets online only plus photography is not allowed inside the museum. If you have time then visit else there is nothing great to see inside.