Lot to explore.. Lot to know about the history of the Buddha. You can find oldest things .

Amaravati Archaeological Museum is Located in Amaravati village of Guntur District, which is @35 km away from District headquarters. This Museum discloses the sculptures in the form of galaxy of and the images showcase content that were once a part of the Giant Stupa. There are three Galleries in this Museum, which takes the visitors very close to the old history of this region and the life of the Gautama Buddha. When you entered into First Gallery of this Museum, one will get to see the ancient art traditions of this region. At the second gallery, you will get to see the life size standing pictures image of Gautama Buddha. You can also find some beads and gold coins in this gallery. Third gallery has some of the great sculptures that belong to 2nd Century BC. Overall my personal feeling is worth to visit this site and spending time is good for your knowledge enhancement Timings: Morning 10:00 to Evening 05:00 (Friday Holiday) Entry Fee: 5 INR for Indian Adults

It's a small and beautiful museum located very near to Amareswara Swamy temple. Very good views with pleasant atmosphere. Every side is looks great with greenary. Can view all the oldest shilapalaka's here. Entry ticket is Rs:5/-. Parking facility available but less space. Staff are polite. Maintainence is good.

It was not big museum only 3 rooms are available in this musuem

(Translated by Google) The Amaravathi Archaeological Museum is a museum located in Amaravathi, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. It is run by Andhra Pradesh Tourism. It opens at 10:00 am and is closed for the holiday at 5:00 pm and Friday. It also includes the model of Amaravati Mahachaityam. (Original) అమరావతి పురావస్తు మ్యూజియం భారతదేశంలోని ఆంధ్రప్రదేశ్ లోని గుంటూరు జిల్లాలోని అమరావతిలో ఉన్న ఒక మ్యూజియం. ఇది ఆంధ్రప్రదేశ్ టూరిజం నడుపుతోంది. ఇది ఉదయం 10:00 గంటలకు తెరుచుకుంటుంది మరియు సాయంత్రం 5:00 గంటలకు మరియు శుక్రవారం సెలవుదినానికి మూసివేయబడుతుంది. ఇందులో అమరావతి మహాచైత్యం యొక్క మోడల్ కూడా ఉంది.

It's an amazing place to explore knowledge about Amaravati

After a drive of 35 km from Mangalagiri, we reached at Amaravati. However it is 45 km from Vijaywada and the attraction is not in Vijaywada as shown in Tripadvsior. After Darshan of Amarlingeshwar Temple, Amaravati, we went for Amaravati Museum. This museum is run and maintained by Archology survey of India. So we here find the place neat and clean. The museum is newly built and the building is of fully white color from inside and also in side.There is huge statue of Lord Buddha on the top of building and a nice view from road side. There are many sculpture in museum. Do visit when you are at Amaravati.

It is a really good place to have a good insight into the Buddha construction which was destroyed. All the remnants are neatly placed with adequate literature to understand history Clearly. The maintenance is really good. The surrounding garden is also well-maintained. Street parking is available. Rs 5 entrance fee. Staff is always watching your moves.

When visit Capital city of Andhra Pradesh (Amaravathi), Fine enough to see once. Entence ticket Rs.5/- per Head.

A great place.. gives knowledge on a lot of things of the B.C. period.

This museum is collection of very rare and old things and it also include the monuments of time 1st century and 2nd centuries and later ones and if you enter In side you can see so many rare valuables things that belong to the Buddhist community and different civilizations Every sculptures is very precious and it has their own history and the collection of things at the museum are so nice .The Museum itself says the complete history of Amaravathi and it is well maintained and it is opened only with in some particular timings and this was observed to be closed on Fridays. As on when you visit Amaravathi you just visit this place its was a very pleasant place too

A lot of remains of one of the Architectural wonder of ancient India The great stupa of Amaravathi were stored at this museum. Some structures and sculptures were restored beautifully as per the knowledge of the Historians and archeologists. Main sculptures: Life size statue of Buddha Nandhi statue Purna Kumbham Dharma Chaka Sila Thoranam Model Amaravathi Stupa You must visit this museum to know the great art work of our ancestors. Don't ignore visit to the museum due to insufficient time because the tour to Amaravathi is not complete with out visiting the museum.

It is a great experience at the end of the day as it contains things that existed around 200-300 AD ,and the sculptures there represents their lifestyle, aspects of Buddha etc... Worth visiting

The museum is wel maintained and is wonderful! There are very good depictions of the stupa and Buddha's life!

Great experience to know about the 2500 year old history of andhra pradesh and telugu people. A must visit place.

Closed on Friday. No proper way markings to this place of historical significance

This museum is located very near to maha chaitya stupa of Amravati village in Palandu district in Andhara pradesh.This museum contains archaeological objects found in excavation at maha chaitya stupa as well as near by areas.it has huge Buddha statue and bull statue also and a relic model of mahachaitya stupa.It charged a ticket if Rs 5.

We can see lot Parts of stupa here. They are not allowing to take any pictures. but we can see lot of things here wbich are 3-4 th century. Entery Ticket -5 Rs If yiu want to Note any thing Book price - 25 Rs

The Museum is awesome.

In this museum very rare pieces collected. Pleasant atmosphere , beautiful sculpture . Really good seen, well maintenance staff.

Great collection of our ancient monuments, all about budha

Good place to visit, but not during hot sunny days... Place is located very interior. there is also a Temple situated very near to this Buddha Statue which one can visit.

Very limited in statues...it's ok for entrance rupppes of 5

Getting us to going 2bc. Ancient history nicely pictured

This museum is good to visit once,here soo many buddha related things are presented

This is the best museum that i ever seen i spend soo much time This was best place for learning about our past and our culture

Maintaining by archilogical survey of India,opens from 9 Am to 5 pm, Friday will be closed, entry ticket was 5₹ for adults for kids below 15 years it's free

There r 2 museums with historical evidences. There r several inscriptions and 2 stupa at 2 museums. One is the old one and the other is new.

Historical collections of amaravathi and ap culture is here with 20th century A.D. sculpture and currency coins we will see here. Photos not allowed. So iam unabled to post pics other wise all is very good.

Fantastic

Lots of rocks, stupas, statues, pillars and sculptures are the spl attraction here related to the age of Buddhism

Well maintained museum. It displays the objects got in around Amaravathi.

Nice

Average

loved it

Nice

Good

It's traditional

Beautiful place

2200-1800 years old ruins of monument can be found

Because of this place historical

It's better then expectation

Excellent experience

😍😍😍😍😍😍

Should visit once in your life time

No parking lot is available to park the car

Lord Buddha Antiques are seen and park is maintained peaceful atmosphere

I gone but that time it was closed, but super that place while going Amravati people have to attend..

Nice place

(Translated by Google) Lemalle telugu baputes cherchie old pic (Original) Lemalle telugu baputes cherchie old pic

An unpopular destination with more information about Buddhism and amaravathi city.

Great place to see the historical monuments and their culture

I didn't like this place

Awesome place

History📜 is super

Gud place to visit

Wonderful

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Good

Super

Good places

Place is awesome with old sculptures are remains. Also very quite place. Beauty takes all your mind

Nice

Nice place to be here

Nice place

Nice

Exlant turisum place of andhrapradesh.. memories of gowtam Buddha.

Happy to visit AMARAVATHI....

Can see the memories of kingdom amaravathi

Jus like tat u can go n watch... Entry fee 5 rs only... Neither worthy nor worst...!! Jus ok kinda museum...

It says how was Buddhism in this region and their culture.. well maintained by archeological department of India.

U should know purpose of it than everything is wasome over there

Only few articles are available to see and it's limited to the wall/part of its construction

Lovely place to spend with family and have ancient knowledge tooo

This museum is collection of very rare and old things and monuments of time 1st century and second centuries and later. In side u can found so many rare valuables belonged to Buddhist community and different civilizations. For this entrance fees is just 5 rupees, below 15 years children there is no ticket. Outside the museum also u can play and enjoy in lawn. Must visit once

100/100 one of the greatest place in India don't miss it

Simply superb....need to add some more

Good maintainance,poornakhumbham,bull,naga sila etc are very nice,back side original mo ument in ruined condition is also nice to watch

Photo taken in this place is not allowed.

Historical place

Not at all interesting

Good

Just happy but not fulfilled .there is no guide to explain so we have to read the history if we are interested to know about the sculptures ,otherwise move on....!

No boards is not there to explain the importance of every sculpture

Spiritual place

Very nice museum at amaravathi, kids can see lot of sculptures of Buddha and Dharma chakra

Good

Nice place

Nice to see

Place to visit in order to get known about our Historical significance.

We have many items before 10 years compared to now

Its a great place for gaining archeological knowledge. It has a lot of great things to know. I admit that everyone visiting Amaravati should visit this museum.

It's so nice and one should visit this place in his lifetime

It has sculptures that are centuries old. Due to covid, no physical tickets are given, so you need to book the tickets online by scanning a bar code that they give. Only five tickets can be booked at a time for a id and Mobile. You need to carry the Id card due to the covid. No photos are allowed inside.30-60min can be spent

This is very beautiful palce

A museum of knowledge

(Translated by Google) Free for kids so be sure to show your kids ... then the beauty of the sculptures is amazing. (Original) పిల్లలకు ఉచితం కాబట్టి మీ పిల్లలకి తప్పకుండా చూపించండి...అప్పటి శిల్పాల సౌదర్యం అద్భుతం.

Good

Its splendid Artistic works of the 2nd CEN CE sculptors, Felt excited to see the Museum with the Buddist remains of Amaravathi Stupa. The works show the life story of Bagwan Buddha and the some from the Jataka. The works being preserved by ASI. Buddha Sharia relic cristal cascates, Buddha statues and Malavahakas, Stupa Railings grabbed many more in display. We find Arikamedu Rolleted ware and other artifacts from the stratified Amaravathi.

Must visit place to knew our heritage

Rare collection of bouddha just in 15 min with 5 rupees

Good

Nice to See Lord Siva temple,Musiam and Shtuph at near by places.

Must visit archeological museum situated in the bank of krishna river near Amravati

Nice place for a quick visit and best place to relax. Relaxing gardens and trees.

Nothing much to see unless you are a archaeology department person or having a deep thinking of old items.

It's a nice place to visit but it's limited

Very good place for a History Lover and Buddhist Tourists. one can see three Museums, great Budha statue . The Amereswara Swamy temple is very famous here. one can have a look at " Sai Baba " temple, River Krishna also

Really Loved it . After visiting this museum, Buddhism come to mind whenever I hear the name Amaravati. Must visit place to know how Buddhism raise it's hand in South India. Sculptures in there is really too precious and very old. Happy wandering ❤️

A great place for history buffs to satiate their yearning for Indian history. This museum serves as an annexe to the Maha Chaitya (Stupa) a few hundred metres away. It houses some of the entities unearthed during excavations there as well as excavations from other sites in Andhra Pradesh. It houses a resplendent life-size sculpture of Lord Buddha. Don't miss the crystals unearthed from the Stupa that have objects embedded in them. The slabs of stucco with intricate carvings are a treat to admire.The courtyard at the back comprises slabs from other excavations, and it also has a breathtaking recreation of the Maha Chaitya in its times if glory. The sacred bull, Nandi too resides in the museum. The entire museum has a very salubrious ambience about it, with decently maintained gardens. Do not miss buying the Archaeological Survey of India's mini book on Amravati from here. It shall provide you with a lot of context and history into the Maha Chaitya's glorious past and demise as well as great commentary on the articles housed in the museum.

The efforts made by the authorities in taking care of the artifacts is commendable. The staff/ curator explained the history of the stupas well

Ticket is only 5rs, you can see lot of monuments from Budha era. This museum also offers souvenir books to buy. Hygiene toilets inside the museum for visitors

This is Archaeological Museum in Amravati, under Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh. It houses lot of things including stones, sculptures, articles, etc. from earlier times. The place is difficult to find if you are not aware of this. It's only open between 09:00 am to 05:00 pm. Ans there was no entry ticket, if I remember correctly. Overall a nice experience in visiting such unique place. Happy travelling!!!!

Very historical. A few items are nearly 2000 years old. There is one interesting wall sheet indicating how the alphabet in Telugu and Kannada language scripts evolved over time.

Every exhibit seems small now when compared to myself at a small age. But still this memory re-brushing visit gave me a good vibe seeing the relics of within 200-BC & 500-AD. Nice place to visit...

Museum is good. Lot of old Buddhist collection. Worth watching

Amravati Museum, Amaravathi Overview Amaravati Museum is a small but interesting archaeological museum in Amravati which displays exhibits that range between 3rd century BC and 12th century AD. Currently, the museum is run taken care by Andhra Pradesh Tourism Board. Some of the most beautiful exhibits include statues of the Buddha with lotus symbols on his feet, curled hair and long ear lobes. Apart from this, there are also limestone sculptures of goddess Tara and Bodhisattva Padmapani. Many of these Buddhist sculptures were excavated from here and now adorn the Chennai Government Museum and the British Museum in London.

We can enjoy a lot n'd...we can find a way of life here

Small museum with good contents of budda items 2 hours time is enough to see museum

Nice place u can visit once Good maintenance as it is under archeological survey of India

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