If you are a art lover, do visit the place to look at the art work by a very young lady. The space looks very small but you would definitely appreciate the work and the effort gone behind the work. There's a lot of detailing that has gone behind each piece of work. They have tried to make the museum a bit engaging by adding other attractions in this small place like archery, 3D photo, couple of stalls(to make this place more commercial). The carvings here was told to have taken 7-8 months to complete due to which they only have been maintaining the work for sometime now. The entrance to the museum is ₹60/- per adult.

Sand Museum Mysore: Where Sand Comes to Life - Exquisite Sand Art: The Sand Museum in Mysore showcases a captivating world of sand artistry. The intricate sculptures and detailed creations are a testament to the skill and creativity of the artists. - Fun for Kids: The museum goes beyond sand art, offering small activities like archery and trampoline, ensuring that young visitors have a memorable and engaging time. - Souvenir Shopping: A couple of souvenir shops within the museum provide the opportunity to take home a piece of the sand art experience. - A Unique Attraction: While the Sand Museum is a remarkable testament to artistic talent, it's worth noting that its appeal might not be universal. It's a destination that caters more to those with an appreciation for art and creativity. - A Niche Experience: The Sand Museum in Mysore is a niche attraction that may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy art and unique experiences, it promises a memorable visit.

I had gone through the reviews before visiting this place and found so many negative reviews about people disgracing the place and the Art form! If this would have been some renowned artist, people would have blindly praised or at least not abruptly criticized! Whether the form is Sand art or not is not my focus, the passion and liveliness she has carved into this is priceless and more than amazing! The entire concept and connection of different themes and graceful expression for long 7 months is ultimate! I personally loved this place and would express immense love and bliss to the artist and her entire team including her father who is extremely humble to people visiting this place with no sense of pride but rich simplicity and politeness ❤️❤️❤️❤️

It's a very small place but the sand art work done is quite impressive. Good to take pictures and buy some local handicrafts and artifacts. The price is not justified though. You would have to negotiate a lot. There is some home made.chocolates counter also inside. And in the end there is a 3d picture booth. If you learn the trick then pictures do come out nice.

Wonderful Artistic work. Thanks to Gowri Madam for sharing such creative work by setting up a museum to visit for the public. Shopping inside the area is little expensive compared to other places. Entry fee is Rs 60 for people above 10 years... Below 10 years entry is free. No camera charges

The Sand Museum in Mysore offers a unique experience that's worth considering. As someone familiar with large sand sculptures created by skilled artists on beaches, I was curious to explore this attraction during my recent visit to Mysore. Situated enroute Chamundi Hills, finding the museum is straightforward with the help of Google Maps. Walking into the museum, I was immediately struck by the incredible large sand sculptures, a testament to the talents of the lady artist behind them. It's a sight that's sure to impress, especially if you've never seen such large sand sculptures before. I recommend visiting this place to appreciate the artistry and skills of the creator. The sand sculptures take the form of a continuous sand mound transformed into various themes. You can stroll around and admire the diverse subjects, from cartoons to festivals, religion, and different moods. Inside the premises, several small shops offer decorative items and toys, but they occupy a significant portion of the space, making the area feel a bit crowded. Additionally, there's a large cage filled with lovebirds, and visitors can feed them for a fee. However, the smell from the cage was quite unpleasant, and I believe more attention could be given to maintaining cleanliness in the area. One aspect that left a less favourable impression was the approach used to encourage visitors to leave Google ratings in exchange for access to a '3D photo booth.' This approach didn't sit well with many visitors, including myself. In summary, the Sand Museum is a good place to spend some time and appreciate the remarkable skills and artistry of the creator. While it's not without its flaws, such as cleanliness and certain visitor interactions, it's still worth a visit if you have the time and curiosity to explore something unique. Signing Off Hiral Amodia (Insta : amodiahs)

Visited this place in 2016. This place is not so big. It is a small place. But we can't underestimate it. There was a long sand sculpture with too many arts within it. Can look about a hour into it. Can spend a hour here. Too many minute details in the sand. Such a nice sculpture by sand

I Visited here 3 days ago. I love this place because i love art and i am also an artist.I spent here about half an hour.I paid 40 Rs for entry fee.There are so many small shops inside this sand museum where you can buy statues of Buddha and other things. An excellent example of creative brilliance, sand sculpture museum offers a creative setting with artistic works. Intricate carvings on the sand, delicateness of the sculptures and their unique themes make it a place worth visiting.If you love art,you must visit here once. This place is not so big inside but there are beautiful things in a small space.This was one of my favorite place which belong to Art.

Wonderful Artistic work. Thanks to Gowri Madam for sharing such creative work by setting up a museum to visit for the public. Shopping inside the area is little expensive compared to other places. Entry fee is Rs 60 for people above 10 years... Below 10 years entry is free. No camera charges

Small and impact place. Don't expect lot of them, but looks good. Work done with the sand is great. Great effort. But place is make very small bacause if the shops and some small small outlet. So walking space also will he very less and hard to pass and see. There is a 3d photo taking place also. Don't visit in peak time.

Wonder

One time visit place. We visited this place on our way back from the chamundi hills. Entry fee is Rs 60. Sand architectures are good. There are around 25+ sand sculptures of various things like God's, Wild Animals, Cartoon Characters, Various civilizations etc etc. You can plan a stop for half an hour here with your family and friends.

It's the first Sand Museum of India. There are nearly 150 sculptures on 16 themes. Created by MN Gowri and her Dad. If you visit, you might meet her dad, he often visits here. The art works are really impressive 😃. It's a good place to visit, take photos and buy some handcrafted artefacts.

It’s good but not worth the money they charged 60 Rs but inside area is small. They will also force you to write 5 star review and free 3D art work. ( didn’t liked this approach) most of review is based on same. The sand art is wonderful and good. You can capture photos as well. 30 min to cover inside.

Best work.. one and only sand sculpture museum in India..nice art work done by artist.. not even a sculpt but it also shows emotions and feeling of the artist for the particular Designs.. All the very best to the artist of this museum.. And hats off for the great work done

Nice place!! We visited this place on our way back from the chamundi hills. The charge is about 60/- per person. There are around 25+ sand sculptures of various things like God's, Wild Animals, Cartoon Characters, Various civilizations etc etc. There are also some additional attractions like games and 3d selfie gallery. Overall good for a single visit.

Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum is the first sand sculpture museum in India. The Mysore city is gifted with various interesting sightseeing places, making it an ideal place for holidaying . Sand Museum is the most innovative and recent addition to the list of places to visit in Mysore. It's located on the Chamundi hill road in Mysore, India. It was inaugurated in 2014, on a one acre land with 150 sand sculptures. All the sculptures were designed and built by renowned sand artist M N Gowri and based on various themes. The sand sculptures are really amazing and based on different aspects like religious, Mysore culture and so on. The entire concept, passion and skill is really appreciable though minor scope of improvement still exist. I recommend people visiting Mysore should visit sand museum and enjoy the sculptures and do encourage such superb initiatives.

I just had the honor of visiting the Mysore Sand Museum, and I am in awe of the amazing sculptures on show. This work genuinely exemplifies the highest caliber of skill and artistry. Every sculpture captures the mind with its distinct story. I want to express my deep gratitude to the skilled sculptor that pour their hearts and souls into producing these stunning works of art. It is simply amazing how they can make the sand come to life with their meticulous attention to detail. The sculptures appear to come to life in front of your eyes because to the dedication and emotion that are seen in every line and curve. A superb example of the elegance of sand art is the museum itself. The sculptures' arrangement and display produce.

My visit to the Sand Museum in Mysore left me with mixed feelings. While the intricate sand sculptures were undeniably impressive and showcased great skill, I couldn't overlook the fact that the entry fee felt a bit steep for the overall experience. The museum's uniqueness and the effort put into creating the sand art are evident, but the pricing seemed a tad disproportionate. Additionally, the size of the museum left me expecting a bit more content for the cost incurred. Despite the fascinating sculptures, the value for money aspect does impact my rating. If you have a keen interest in sand art, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for a relatively higher price point. A three-star rating reflects my overall sentiment.

Best work of the people who have made that sculptures with sand. At cheap cost we can see all those sculptures. Different sculptures of cartoons, god, marine life, animals, birds etc.. it was very great, hatsoff to the artist.

Very unique museum of sand sculptures. Due to limitations in use of sand, the weight, binding properties etc, the output quality may not be same as Madam Tussauds or the likes but full points for the art, the innovation and the efforts. It offers quite different experience than regular tourist spots. There is real talent on work and effort to make huge and complicated structures out of sand, some of them were so intricate that it is difficult to imagine how were they created and kept in shape. Great job, keep it up, scale up.

What a stunner of a place this !! The work of sand art is truly amazing, kudos to the artist. Her proud father greets people at the entrance. A must visit in Mysore !! Highly recommended.

Great sand art done by a small girl. Got Inspired a lot after seeing all the sand arts. They are huge and attractive. Also all the designs are very much in detail. So give it a watch. It was something new for me.

Small correction, now the entry fees is 60/- for adults and for kids above 5 years same charge is applicable. Place was really nice. We enjoyed a lot. It is difficult to find any form of sand art away from sea shores

If you want to see about culture and sand art then it's a beautiful choice to visit

A good place to have a look at those beautiful art works. This sand meusem is very unique and interesting to watch.

Work here took almost 5 months to be completed and by seeing the work by the artist I am really impressed. Pure hardwork and patience.

The sand sculptures are detailed and smoothly carved. Really good artist work. It is well maintained. There are continuous sand sculptures on a limited piece of land. On an average one can spend maximum 1-2hrs in there(it depends). The entry fee was ₹50 per head(adults) when I visited. It's on the way to Chamundi hill, one drop by if they want to.

Amazing Art work in a relatively less space. All the sculptures are made with utmost perfection. A feast to the eye! a place worth visiting.

₹60 is not worth it, u can complete one round visit in 5min tats it. But once u can visit it's nice 👌👌 Hatsoff to creator Ms. MN Gowri

Loved the place!! If you re in Mysore then it is a must go!! It will hardly take 15-20 minutes to cover the complete place but you will love the art!!

A must visit place when in mysore. The place is small but it's worth visiting. All the sand sculptures are amazing.

One time visit place.. Entry fee is Rs 60. Sand architectures are good. You can plan a stop for half an hour here with your family and friends. Along with the sand architectures, there are different shops to buy handicrafts. The architecture includes the gods, Disney characters, Santa🎅, Xmas tree, wheel of astrological signs, etc.

The sculptures are made of mainly clay but the 3D effect photography is very good. U can play arrow shooting games. There are some small shops selling some small items but the rates are comperatively high as compared to other outside shops. Btw in ₹60 only it's a very good experience to visit there. At last I want to thank the the museum honour who took my photo at the exit point with the art made by his daughter.....🙏🏻🙏🏻

Good place to visit, even though it's not that famous, if you have 1 hour to spare, you can definitely go here. It's not a big place, just small covered campus with lots of amazing and beautiful sand carvings with great details. The entry ticket is also very nominal. Also they have a bird feeding activity inside. You need to pay seperately for this. But the experience is good. I did that and it was very fun.

First of all HATS OFF!! to the artist who made it, with such a accuracy. Sand sculptures on different themes are presented. There are toy shops inside having some amazing toys and gadgets.

Good place to have experience at least once of sand art in life you should not say I missed the sand museum 😁 . Entry fees is Rs 40 per head children below 5 years entry free. Inside some art, sandal etc available to buy. Expectations are big but not that big but it was good

Don’t waste money

Located on Chamundi hills road, this is an interesting museum to visit. Museum it self is not big, however the art work is amazing. We had the opportunity to meet the young lady who created all these art work in sand. Definitely worth while visiting.

First Sand Sculpture Museum in India, a must visit on the way to Chamundi Hills. Its has stunning sculptures covering multiple themes around Mysore's cultural heritage, wildlife, religion etc. Do spare about an hour to visit the place, worth it!

This sand museum is located near chamundi hill. This is unique one. Entry fee is 40 As this is not well interior place but art lover must visit. Here can see sculptures heights is nearly 15 feet made from water and sand. Nice art work done by Indian artists they are young and female also. It take time only 15 minutes. Not that big. See this.

The works are very good, and is worth a visit if such art sounds interesting. A small but must visit place to visit during your Mysore tour. Intricate carvings on the sand, delicateness of the sculptures and their unique themes make it a place worth visiting.This museum is open on all days of the week. Visiting timings of Sand Sculpture Museum is from 8.30 AM to 6.30 PM. The entry fee for Sand Sculpture Museum is Rs.40 per person for adults while for kids it is rs.20 per person.

Pretty small. Has about 12 or so exhibits. The sculptures are nice. Entrance fee is Rs. 40 per person. There are a few stalls inside that sell trinkets, etc. I have posted the pics of all the sculptures as well to this review. Hope this was useful.

A small but must visit place to visit during your Mysore tour. Lies on way to the Chamundeshwari temple and can be easily covered in around 20 minutes... Very detailed sand sculptures of various themes made by a young sand artist!

The city of Mysore is gifted with many interesting sightseeing places, Sand Sculpture Museum is the most recent addition to the list of places to see in Mysore, Located on the way to Chamundi Hills. An excellent example of creative brilliance, Intricate carvings on the sand, delicateness of the sculptures and their unique themes make it a place worth visiting. This museum is open on all days of the week. Visiting timings of Sand Sculpture Museum is from 8.30 AM to 6.30 PM. The entry fee for Sand Sculpture Museum is Rs.40 per person for adults while for kids it is rs.20 per person.

Sand Sculpture Museum is the most recent addition to the list of places to see in Mysore. Located on the way to Chamundi Hills, this unique museum is first of its kind in India. An excellent example of creative brilliance, sand sculpture museum offers a creative setting with artistic works. Intricate carvings on the sand, delicateness of the sculptures and their unique themes make it a place worth visiting. Sand sculpture Museum displays around 150 sculptures of sand in 16 different themes, which have been placed over an area of 13500 sq. feet. At the entrance of the museum, tourists will see a statue of Lord Ganesha, which has a height of 15 feet. Other sand sculptures at the museum are of Goddess Chamundeshwari, erstwhile Mysore King Srikanta Datta Narasimharaja Wadiyar who is shown seated on his throne during a Dasara festival, Lord Krishna and Arjuna on a horse-drawn chariot, Laughing Buddha, Christmas tree and Santa Claus, Disneyland, ancient Egypt, zodiac wheel, instances from Arabian nights, Tom & Jerry cartoon, etc. Entry Fee- Rs. 40 per person for Adults Rs. 20 per person for Children

Too good

Very good place with sand monuments where u can find mother Chamundi to Disneyland characters in one place .

This museum is an interesting place to watch. Entry fees is ₹40 per adult and children below 5 years entry free. Great artworks made out of sand, Nice place to visit once when in Mysore.

Nice place to visit atleast once

I visited sand Meusium before it gets closed. It will reopen again in March first week. They have manage lots of Sand Sculpture and they have 3 wallpaper as well. Some shops are also there inside the meusium. Love to see that. I would recommend everyone to go and visit once.

The sand sculptures were done very well. Kudos to the artist!

Loved it. The artist has some seriously amazing skills. And the maintenance team has worked hard to keep it intact. A must visit in Mysore.

4 stars because of kids enjoyed it. But from my perspective it's just a small place which hardly take 10 minutes to cover it. Took some photos. Jumping net which small kids will enjoy, and archery game is for timepass.

Awesome art! Incredible! Must visit ...

Must visit, if we have kids with you in visit. Otherwise, not much to spent there. Also, they visiting charges are also very high. My kid had enjoyed to see sea animals, cartoons and wild animal sculptures.

Nice small place. You can give it a miss if you are not an art lover or short of time. But yes a place worth visiting, economical and you can finish this place in less than half hour it's so small. So would recommend if u have time just to encourage the local people and artistic talent of India please visit

Amazing place to be and see the sand Marvels. A true treat for your eyes.

Lady carved those sculptures, goddeses, cartoons, marine life each and every detailed sculptures are made by girl ,very proud and waiting for enlarge her museum with her talent

Nothing much per se. Few sand sculptures are present but very little substance. Sculptures seem more like to fill the space rather than following any particular theme. It can be skipped. Mysore has far better things to visit

It's good place. Frankly I am not sure if the sculptures their are completely made out of sand. Though it beautiful, I could find some cement base sculptures which were pasted with sand over. One can spend around half hour time excluding the photography time. Staff around there is very kind and humble.

Truely stunned by the amazing work the artist had done.. I would recommend to atleast go and look at it she is very humble and talented and felt proud after looking at her art like she made this with dedication and precision.. Loved it also she is providing platform for other artists to showcase their talent.

A good place to visit if you are intrested in sand art, i feel ticket is on the higher side. There are other activities and small souvenir shops inside aswell

Kudos to the artist. Sand arts are amazing. Further they have 3d image walls. You can have a variety of backgrounds to click pics and they feel realistic.

The sand sculptures are quite nicely done by a very young artist. The place needs maintenance though because of many small vendors inside. Must visit as the sculptures are very good.

Visited this place in FEB 2023. Museum is located on the road of Chamundi hills. It too small place and some of the sand sculptures are good .It one time visit only. Entry ticket is 60/- (Ticket is high as per the Place. But one thing is inside the Museum one 3D photo shoot area is available and it’s good and free entry. Time Taken : less than 1hr. Overall :- Please don’t waste too much time for this museum or better to avoid and use time in other activities in Mysuru.

1. All sand sculptures are sculpted very nicely. 2. The entry fees is ₹60 which is very minimal. 3. All the details given to the sculptures are very fine. 4. It doesn't take much of your time to see the whole museum [only 20-30 min.]

India's first 3D gallery museum is a fascinating addition to the country's cultural landscape. This innovative museum provides a unique and immersive experience for visitors. The use of 3D technology brings art and history to life in a way that's both educational and visually stunning. It's a testament to India's commitment to embracing new forms of artistic expression and storytelling. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious, this museum offers a captivating journey through time and creativity that's definitely worth a visit.

U will love it

Beautiful place to visit. It's unique one. I have not seen such exhibition as sand museum. It shows the hard work and passion of the artist for her job. This art needs to be popularised. The same should be made more attractive with the help of government authorities to attract more and more tourists.

good place to visit. art is so beautiful. its kept clean. nice experience.

Museum Entry Fee 40 per person for Adults  20 per person for Children Timings::Mon-Sat 8:30 am – 6:30 pm. Sand Sculpture Museum is the most recent addition to the list of places to see in Mysore. Located on the way to Chamundi Hills, this unique museum is first of its kind in India. Sand sculpture Museum displays around 150 sculptures of sand in 16 different themes, which have been placed over an area of 13500 sq. feet. These sand sculptures have been created using more than 115 truckloads of sand. Various interesting themes have been used at the museum ranging from mysore heritage, wildlife, culture, instances from different religious epics and fairy tales and stories.

Art is good but not worth the detour. Most people visit because their tourist cab drivers upsale this place, so in a way it's tourist-trap.

An incredible collection of sand sculptures. It is almost unbelievable that these are made with just sand, water, and glue. I can't imagine how many hours it took to create these beautiful works of art. If you are in the area it is worth the Rs 40 and 30-45 min of your time and money.

Once of the most beautiful spots that we weren't even aware existed. Our driver mentioned this and glad we went in. The sculptures are just amazing, a must see if it's possible for you to visit.

Good place for art lovers which unfortunately I'm not. It all has been made by one girl is though appreciable. As the name suggests, the place has big sand scriptures of animals, mythological characters, cartoon characters and sea animals. If you want to see all these carved on sand, then you should visit the place. We went because we had an extra day on our tour. This along with a sea shell museum near the place are good for art lovers.

Awesome sand art. It's not on go to places when searched on google; but one should must visit this place. And nearby shops are great too for shopping.

So we had heard great things about the sand sculptures in Mysore, and how we should visit this place! So we took the 20 rupee ticket and entered the little tiny place! I must say the sculptures are nice, but the setting of the place in it's entirety is disappointing. You can see algae/moss - basically some green stuff growing on the sides of the sculptures. Some insects have dug holes in the sculptures etc. There are a bunch of entertainment options for young kids, and a few shops as well selling souvenirs mainly! If you have nothing better to do, go ahead. This was however, a big MISS for me!

Located on the way to Chamundi hils..u can spend 20-25min here by looking into sand sculptures..good detailing with well maintained place

It's good

It is not that good. Just a small place with high entrance fees. Only few Sculptures are here. The art is awesome I don't have any problem with that but fees is more

The sculptures are preserved within the museum's metal enclosing, with the overhead waterproof sheets allowing sunlight to pass through. Sculptures are brushed and remade every week in case of damages. According to Gowri, "the biggest challenge" is protecting the sculptures from insects and rodents, despite the usage of insecticides and pesticides..

Nice work

We went to this place on winter. In evening time. Very unique place to visit you can spend about 20 minutes to completely watch those sand sculptures. All sculptures are made by a single girl which is excellent. Must visit place in Mysore. However most of them not still know about this place.

I loved it

Average place

Must visit and enjoy the creativity

This is impeccable place and you can't miss it when you are in Mysore.

Good

Very unique place @mysuru. But ticket price is high.

Best place for visit.

Waste of money

Incase you are in Mysore and have love for art, then this sand sculpture museum should always be a place to visit. The creation are pleasing to eyes and also admire the fine details of the art it usually will take around 30-45 minutes at this place . parking is not an issue and is free there is a charge for entry to museum

Nice place

Beautiful place... very talented art.. had fun.

Very good and nice sculptures

Nice sand sculpture.

Best sand museum in mysore, karnataka must visit only 10 rupees per head

Nice art

One of the good museums

Worst experience ever ,I will personaly recommend tourists not to visit this place, As how we have visited (by the help of google) which gave us totally wrong details abt this place, It said its a kind of museum while its jst a small room with no special stuffs, Its such rubbish ! Time,Energy,Money wasted so successfully like never before☺

A dull and boring place Not for kids and teens Waste of 40Rs

Amazing place to go with family. Very good place to check the sand sculptures. It's very beautiful.

!!!Excellent!!!

Quite better, very old collection, not well maintained,

Beautiful place

Nice

Nice sculptures inside, registered in world records

Place for art lovers. Recommend everyone to visit this place

Simple and good

Nice photos

The Sand Sculpture Museum as its name suggests is a museum of sand sculptures, like the ones that you see on the beaches. Most of the sculptures here are inspired by Hindu myths and characters, although there are a couple of western themed sculptures. The museum is not all that big, but the entry fee is cheap by western standards. The only downside is that it’s a pain to get to. The sea shell museum is close to the sand museum, making these two museums to see in one go. Creative fun with sand!

Amazed by the sand art and the young talents. Enjoyed the place!! Their hard work and creativity is mind blowing ! Most Appreciated!!

I like the art so I visited there and I am truly saying that going there was not a waste in terms of time and money. I would strongly recommend everyone to visit once to this sand museum with friends or family. I like the creativity and the way they have made different types of things. The entry fees is only 40 rupees which is worth full. Indeed it was a nice experience.

Nice sand sculptures.

Wow

Outsatanding work

Good

Sculpture made by sand giving different historical information. Well impressive art👏👏👏

A very different place for sight seeing. One of its kind and definitely recommend to visit once in Mysuru. Very artisitic and would be always less crowded. Definitely recommended!!

This is a very good place, there is a very good artwork made of clay

Good

It's closed. As 30-01-2021

It was closed when we reached there.

Temporarily closed

Well designed

It's been closed for long time

1/02/2021 we visited there and it's closed, when we ask local peoples they said that its temprorely closed.

Wonderful

Just for money

Nice place to visit.. it also has various activities you can try your hands on.. but avoid 3d photography as the banners are faded and some have torn marks

Superb

It takes maximum of 20 mins to see the place. Not really a museum. Can visit once. Situated on the way to chamundi hills road side.

Nice place

nice

Fewer collection but nice to see

Nice place to see sand arts.

Always close

Its good but the sculptures are cracked

Currently Closed

Everyonee should visit this place .

Best place

Amazing place and art

It is a nice place... you shouldn’t miss it if you are going to Mysuru

Boring

Impressed by the talent of artist. A must visit tourist place in mysore

Real god

It was closed when i visited

Best art ever seen go and enjoy the art.

Awesome art and superb musuem

It was ok ok

Colsed

It good place

Very very nice sand sculptures I liked so much such great Sand artworks

It's 50 rs scam..Run by private... It's business where they trick you into... Don't waste your time here... There are good places to visit in Mysore

The museum is located on the road to Chamundi hills and is visible from the main road. The museum is a work done by a solo artist and yes, it is too good. The lady has got some serious skills. The entry ticket is only ₹60 which is a bit more than what I think will be commensurate to what the place has to offer. Don't get me wrong. I appreciate the efforts and everything but given the number of people visiting this place ₹30-40 would have been a better price. The place also has some local shops for you to buy local items and goods. The sand sculptures are really breath-taking and you are for sure going to be blown away by the skills this lady has. She is the sole person who made all the sculptures and there is a little board which explains the story behind the same. Kudos to the lady and I wish her all the best and as far as recommendation is concerned, yes, please visit this place to support talents and also see some masterpiece in front of you.

Museum is ok. One time visit. Parking is outside on road. It's on the way to Chamundi hills. Inside museum, there are few shops where your can purchase some souvenir. Museum could have been improved. Ticket cost ₹60/- per person

Located on the way to chamundi hill,It's small but a lovely place to visit . They have really big and beautiful sand sculpture. We went on a weekday and the Ticket fee is Rs.60 for adults.

Had been here once before few years and one of the best place if you want to experience good art work with sand. Well maintained and good themes. Located on the way from Mysore city center to chamundi hills.

The sand sculptures are really beautiful and realistic. The efforts made by the Artist are reflected in these sculptures. Effect of time can be seen in the wear and tear in the sculptures. The museum is located in a very limited area. Entry fees per person is rupees 60. There is, however, no relaxation in fee for children. One should visit this place to appreciate the talent and hard work of the Artist.

I appreciate the work did with sand with an entry fee of Rs.60 but I didn’t felt it was worth. Also, you need to pay for everything once you get inside and every art/toy/activity is sold at expensive prices. Moreover, 3D selfie gallery room is free of cost if you review them 5star on google 😄

First of it's kind sand art museum in India .It's a small place but many sand art sculptures are there ..many different themes and very beautifully created .