This is the hidden gem in the western Aravali range, a must visit place. It’s surprising the kind of goods they have on display. This place surely needs recognition!

One of the Best Place we have visited during Udaipur Visit. Great Collection of Historical Items.

Amazing collection of currency, sword, medals and pupates ...Must visit in Kumbhalgarh...

Different Different very Old coin,Notes, others so many items.Must Watch this Place. Entry ticket Rs.40 Phot and video not allowed.charge per mobile Rs.20

Explore and get an insight into prehistoric era with a exquisite collection of weapons, sculptures, paintings, paper currency, more than 5000 Indian coins The collection is really amazing. We got to know about the ancient history and we were very happy to see all these things. Especially the coins and the weapons collection was awesome.

A huge collection of historical and current coins & currency worldwide. Also huge collection of historical weapons. There is limited parking space available at the front. So during busy time we have to park somewhere else. Camera or phone is not allowed inside the museum. Very clean and tidy and very well designed interiors.

what a collection, and its a private one..... history lovers like me will love this place... this place is bea7tifully maintained and very clean.. diaplay and information is very good and very authentic.. more than 5000 coins and antiques are there...

Nice excellent.must be visit place.i suggest everyone who visit kumbhalgarh must be visit.collections are excellent.i salute owner for such a nice collection

Ganga Govrdhan Museum is located in Kumbhalgarh. Use our Kumbhalgarh holiday maker tool to add Ganga Govrdhan Museum and other attractions to your Ganga Govrdhan Museum is one of the famous place in Kumbhalgarh. There are so many historical items and this is must visit Museum. Nice maintained and clean Museum Kumbhalgarh vacation plans. This museum was really a surprise. We saw it by chance on our trip from Kumbhalgarh. It has uncountable coins, very well presented and tells more than a history book about the history of that region.W saw bilingual coins from the time of Alexander the Great who obiously also expanded his empire beyond this area, coins with Greek imprints were the last thing we expected to find in India. Should you be in this area, you should not miss this museum

Unique museum of coins.. very very rarest coins one can find here.. also can see latest rare currency lke rs. 125 coin, 1000 rs. Coin.. Tamrapatra, rare wooden art crafts, hindu god idols,wooden dolls of China, japan, hand made designed small bottles from china, different armours like swards, dagger, bow,spears so many things... Must watch once in a life.

Good museum.but photos are not allowed inside the museum.

A numismatist's delight, this place is a must visit while at Kumbhalgarh. It has a wonderful collection of ancient coins, both Indian and global. If you are a connoisseur, 3 hours is minimum you should reserve for the place.

Must watch it

Confused is the word I would use. The museum is near the Kumbhalgarh fort and boasts of the "largest coin collection in Asia". The said collection did include some interesting coins from India and the world. Then it had a bunch of medieval weapons and some random stuff like Matryoshka dolls, military medals etc. And some other random stuff. The entry fees is Ra 130 for adults and Rs 50 for children, which is pretty steep for what you get. The shocker is - once you have made the steep climb and a flight of stairs, you are greeted with a sign that asks you to cough up Rs 250 per phone else you are asked to submit your devices. In this time of privacy issues, this is ridiculousness of the highest order. Either you put up the sign right at the ticket counter so that people can decide if they need to leave their phones in their cars or make other arrangements or remove this ghastly condition altogether. The museum curator should probably understand photos on social media can improve their footfall, but it's their wish to choose what to allow and what not to. You can give this place a miss, there is nothing significant to be seen here unless you love coins!!

Nice collection of ancient coins. Coins collection was from 300 BC. Not only coins but it includes swords, dagger, lock and key, crockery, statue. Must visit this place when you are exploring kumbhalgarh.

Wonderful museum with great collection of coins weapons and show piece..a must visit place😁

Old currency old coin many states of India before independence India all hindu kings,like mevad. bundi. Baroda. junagadh. orchha. Gwalyair delhi. gondal.marathas. sikh king mugal saltant, east india co, Chinese currency. Gold coin. silver coins. brass coins. Copper coins.you see big collection of currency and gate our oldest lifestyle .you also see old style weapons like arrow and bow bhala .sword. and you also see Chinese crockery.like port dish toys. Entrance fees 130/- per person.

Nice collection in museum

The ganga govardhan museum is a must visit place for all history lovers as it has coins for around 1000 years in history from around the world. It's a huge collection with coins worth billions and billions of dollars on display. I am sure it will be a treat for everyone visiting it. It's on the way to kumbhalgarh fort and temples. It has a entrace fee of around Rs.130 for elders but it's nothing as compared to the wealth and knowledge you get to see inside. A well worth visit. Don't miss on your trip to Udaipur.

Asia's biggest coin collection! Worth a visit!

Nice and quite place... Nice collection of Coins and weapons!! And other things too!! Photography is not allowed inside!!

I had never seen such huge collection of coins and currencies before. You can't carry any mobile phone or camera inside i.e no photographs are allowed. I was not allowed to take any handwritten notes as well which I found strange.

Excellent collection of weapons, Trophy, Vessels

Good place for photography. Currency collection is displayed in museum.

Unique collection... Well maintained!

Good (Indian, Moghal, Mauryan,...) coin collection with documentation. Little bit of arms, wooden carvings of Indian deities, porcelain, ... Cost 130 add 100 for clicks.

It is a small museum with an appropriate ambience, a private collection by the looks of it, and the entry fees is high. It does not have anything specifically related to Kumbhalgarh, or Rajasthan. The main attraction is the good collection of historical currencies and official papers from the Raj. Other items like sculptures, weapons, and other artefacts offer nothing much of interest. My biggest issue was with the text accompanying the display: full of spelling and grammatical mistakes, and serious errors like mentioning years falling in AD as BC. Having visited many superb museums in the past, I didn’t find this worth the ticket and my time.

Good collections of ancient to current coins, currency notes, documents Ancient weapons. All things are very well maintained.

Great maintenance. Huge coin collection

osum. If you are interested in history then must go place. Not at all crowded

Must visit place largest collection of old coins in india

Ganga Govardhan Museum is a coin museum located in Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan, India. It is located about 2 kilometers from the Kumbhalgarh Fort. The museum has a collection of over 5,000 coins from different periods of Indian history, including Mauryan, Indo-Greek, Kushan, Gupta, and Vijayanagara empires. The museum also has a collection of ancient British coins, paper currency, weapons, sculptures, and paintings.

Kumbhagrh Hill station is Nice bt Not road is completed successfully road Very bad road.. Very lot dust on road

Beautiful coin collection

Awesome collection of stuff. Rarest of rare

It's a mini museum mostly about the financial systems in India which have lasted for the past few centuries. There are some war related items too. If you like history then you should definitely visit

Although this place seemed nice at first, the entry fee was quite high at 130 rs for adults above 12 years of age. There was even a camera fee of an exorbitant 250 rs per device.The entry gate was nice but when we entered, there was no one and the lights were not even switched on. The collection was average at best and contained mostly pieces of modern history. There were even a few fake pieces. For example, I am sure that the 10 million years old Neolithic rocks were just found on the side of a random river. There were stupid things like credit cards and modern phones which shouldn't even be in museums. There were even 500 rupees notes which can often be found in people's wallets. You could say that the coin collection was nice but for the price, it is safe to say that you will be ripped off. When someone did come, they wouldn't even switch the lights on. If you want to waste your money, do visit this place. We were left absolutely disgruntled by this joke of a museum. I would not even recommend it to my worst enemy. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

It’s a great place to visit for anyone who loves history. Their collection of coins as well as other historical artefacts is extensive and description written next to each exhibit shows how much research has gone into putting this together. It can easily take you couple of hours to enjoy the entire collection if you read all the information. The place is very well maintained and has parking as well as restrooms for its visitors.

Nice collection of coins, notes, pots, locks, and weapons of Raja Maharajas.. cameras are not allowed inside..

Very nice and clean place, one of the biggest coin collection, exterior is also beautiful for nice pics. Definitely worthy of a visit if u go to Kumbhalgarh.

Good if want to see the coin collection. No photography inside. Good arrangement to store mobile, camera

Best and most comprehensive private collection of coins I have ever seen, globally. This is really methodically created and very detailed. Everyone with a mild interest in history should visit!

Lovely colection of money related objects, from the very early stages of Indian history to our days. It is presented in a didactic and compelling way, providing a rich overview of the complexity of its subject. It also has a number of complementary displays, including weights and locks (how to measure and safeguard wealth), and weapons (wealth safeguarding at a different level.) Recommended.

It's a must visit in Kumbhalgarh...

Very good, collection of coins, very informative

Very good,Up to date information

(Translated by Google) Ganga Govrdhan Museum Ganga Goverdhan Museum (Original) Ganga Govrdhan Museum गंगा गोवरधन म्यूज़ियम

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Museum of coins and weapons. If you are interested then visit. They charge around 160/- per person

Nice

What a beautiful place! Amazing

Super

tells historical details of kumbhalgarh

(Translated by Google) very gorgeous (Original) बहुत ही शानदार

Historical item here

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Super museum at kumbhalgarh Go there

Nice collection of old currencies

Private museum of coins , currencies and ancient artifacts.

Lovely coin collection,arms,weapons Beautiful and very clean

Such beautiful museum with vast collection of coin... One should visit who has interest in coin collection Nd it's history

It really good collection

Best place in Kumbalgarh after the fort ... loved the ambiance ... very passionately made .... superb work of art .....

Unbelievable collection of four to five thousands years old things ..!! Government MUST take more care of it, in terms of security & maintenance !

Great Collection and very well maintained !!

Awesome collection of old coins.

Great collection of coins and artifacts.