Had a wonderful experience in Ahar Museum ! It showcases the iron age bronze age and other ancient ages of human civilization which teaches a lot about how our ancient ancestors or people of Ahar civilization used to live .. tools potteries jewels and many more are displayed there.. as of now the tickets for Indian tourists is @Rs.30 per person...and for foreign tourists it's @Rs.100 per person. ⭐⭐ And also there is a beautiful place just near this museum that you guys can visit just ask the guard about it ... Its ancient ruins of Ahar civilization which have so many shiv temples in an area and i have enclosed some photographs of the place.. wonderful it is ✨⭐⭐✨⭐✨⭐✨⭐✨

The Ahar Cenotaphs are a group of cenotaphs located around 2-3km away from main city of Udaipur. The place contains more than 250 cenotaphs of the Maharanas of Mewar. This place is not well maintained by the Government. It is not that famous tourism spot in Udaipur. There was no other tourists. There are beautiful small temples with traditional Rajasthani domes and a very traditional designed pool. The temples are curated and curved with intricate and artistic designs. I loved the environment and the beauty of these cenotaphs. There are no entry fees but we gave the guard some money as he explained us the details. A must visit place and should be promoted as a Tourist destination. Parking is available so you can spend some quality time here. As a visitor, it's our responsibility to keep the surrounding clean and garbage free. I

It's the Best Place... The Diet Museum is adjacent to the impressive group of monuments of the Maharanas of Mewar... The museum has a small, but rare collection of pottery. You can also browse sculptures and archaeological finds... The 10th-century metal statue of Buddha is a special attraction here...

The Ahar Cenotaphs are a group of cenotaphs located in Ahar, Rajasthan, about 2 km east of Udaipur, in Rajasthan, India. The site contains more than 250 cenotaphs of the Maharanas of Mewar that were built over approximately 350 years. There are 19 chhatris that commemorate the 19 maharajas who were cremated here.The group of cenotaphs is also known as the Mahasati. Apart from the cenotaphs an archaeological museum that preserves antiques dating 10th century including iron objects, earthen pots, skin scrubber, grain pot, stone weights, animal figures, terracotta toys, statues and other excavated artifacts. Major attraction of the museum is a metal statue of Lord Buddha that is believed to be from the 10th Also the figure of Vishnu-Nag-Nathan is another artifact to be admired. It is an archaeological site that located at 3kms from the Udaipur city, where the rulers of the Mewar Kingdom were cremated over time. It is considered as a major tourist attraction of Udaipur as this historic site amuses people and the archaeological museum showcases various excavated items. Ahar Cenotaphs Ahar Cenotaphs as the name suggests owns around 250 cenotaphs with 19 Mewar rulers cremated in them.It is believed that this site was built around 350 years ago. Timings and Entry Fees Timings: 10:00am to 4:30pm (remains shut on Fridays and other national holidays). Entry Fee: Rs3 per person Tips 1. If you’re a photo-maniac carry your cameras with you, as this site contains various locations for a photo-shoot. 2. Kindly, don’t try to touch any artifact as many of them are dated back to 10th century, hence delicate

Its an archeological site. Its all about Ahar Civilization and the ancients items that were received at the time of excavations. must visit at least once to show how our ancestors survived.

Visited Dec 2023. Surprisingly a well maintained museum. Very few visitors. Worth a visit. Nominal entry fee. Hard to believe a civilisation existed near Udaipur more than 2000 years ago.

If you have interest in History , must visit this place. This archeological museum is a repository of antiques, sculptures and artifacts. Coins, earthen pots, terracotta toys, stone weights, animals’ figures, balls and iron objects are also found inside the museum. The metal statue of Lord Buddha and image of God Surya are amongst the most notable exhibits here. Some of these exhibits are as old as 5000 years, belongs to copper edge civilization.

One of the most underrated placed which I felt when I visited the AHAR CENOTAPH in Udaipur !! When I visited here - listen to this now ~ there was an old guard sitting on one of the temple here and I took one Complete half round of the place !! There was no one here ! I found the gate the I parked my activa here ! Entered here in the parallel arena ! I saw beautiful small temples with traditional Rajasthani DOMES !! But they all were not properly taken care there was two pool type place one was small but with Ek ling ji temple near by and another one was big both were having big catfish and orange fishes !! I my opinion these places must be renovated cleaned painted taken care they will definitely be alive again !! Beautifully designed temples must visit place !!

If you are interested in Archeological sites and historical places/discoveries then must visit this place. This places has various sections. One section is dedicated to life and work of Mahatma Gandhi followed by remains and discoveries from various sites. A separate section is dedicated to various tools and arms used in the past.

So informative and well maintained. Good to go place in udaipur city. Less crowd, cheaper ticket price yet organised beautifully. Must visit place for every history enthusiastic person.

If you love old stuff, you gotta check out this place! It's like stepping back in time. You'll find things from the Ahar Civilization and stuff that belonged to kings and queens. Cool, right? ⏱️Duration: You can explore everything in just 15-30 minutes! ✅Permitted Devices: Yep, you can use your phone and camera to take pics! 🎟️Ticket Prices: - If you're a student with an ID card, it's only 10 Rupees. - For Indian Citizen, it's 20 Rupees 💰. - Not sure for Foreigners, but it costs different price for foreigners. 🚉Nearest Railway Station: Just a short walk from Rana Pratap Nagar Railway station. Accessibility: Easy-peasy! It's only a 10-minute walk from the station. Amenities: No 🍔 food here, sorry! Welcome to Rajasthan😊❤️

Less known so less crowded.. Government of Rajasthan State Archaeology museum of Udaipur standing at the same site where copper culture Ahar Village excavation took place. oldest from 500000 to 150000yeaes old from middle paleolithic to Mesolithic to Neolithic agro pastoral culture remains were found and exibited in this Museum along with sculptures and weapons of 11 th 18 th century kept. Must visit

So informative and well maintained. Good to go place in udaipur city. Less crowd, cheaper ticket price yet organised beautifully. Must visit place for every history enthusiastic person. Hard to believe a civilisation existed near Udaipur more than 2000 years ago.

My first museum experience. And that was very nice. Here ancient things are well preserved.

Ahar museum displays ancient statues, stones, armours of ancient civilizations. A must visit place in the city. Ticket only Rs. 20 for adults and 10 for child.

The Ahar Cenotaphs are a group of cenotaphs located in Ahar, Rajasthan, about 2 km east of Udaipur, in Rajasthan, India. The site contains more than 250 cenotaphs of the Maharanas of Mewar that were built over approximately 350 years. There are 19 chhatris that commemorate the 19 maharajas who were cremated here.The group of cenotaphs is also known as the Mahasati.

Photography is prohibited but you can click by mobile. This is a place of history. The royal families members perform their last rituals after death there. All the great rulers of udaipur can be seen there. Please respect that place. The caretakers are great with good insight about that place and about the fact why photography is not allowed there

One of the less known jewels at Udaipur, Ahar cenotaph is a gem in itself, having imbibed the history of the royal clan. The royal crematorium was exclusive for the royal blood, and contains mausoleums of generations, each sized as per the stature. Currently being restored, this is a private property, still owned by the royal family.

(Translated by Google) The Archaeological Museum has been set up by the Department of Archeology and Museums for the purpose of displaying the antiquities obtained from excavation in the ancient terraces of the dhulkot located in the museum premises to the public. These ancient mounds of Dhulkot were first noticed by Colonel James Tod and he has also described it in his book Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan. After Colonel James Tad, the archaeologist of the Department of Archeology and Museums, Dr. Akshay Kirti Vyas, first excavated these mounds on a small scale in 1950. Subsequently, in 1952 -53 and 1954 -55, Dr. RC Agarwal excavated here and after that, Dr. Hansmukh Dhirajlal Sankalia, a joint aegis of Archaeological and Museum Department and Deccan University Poona, did excavation work here. According to the facts which came out as a result of all the above excavations, there are many signs of settling and desolation here. These mounds have pressed many layers of time in themselves. Dr. Sankalia gave it the name of Ahad culture due to the distinctive black and red pottery obtained from here. Remains of two major cultures, copper stone culture and historical carpet culture are found here. The lower level remains belong to Ahad culture. And the upper level is later. According to Dr. Shri Krishna, so far this five levels have been excavated and almost the same is expected to be achieved. The Ahar culture was developed mainly on the banks of the Gomti and Ayad river, which is called Bedach River after Udayasagar and is included in Banas river near Bingod. So far, more than a hundred places related to Ahar culture have been identified. Some of its sites are located in Udaipur, Dungarpur, Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, Bundi, Kota districts Ahar, Balathal, Gillund, Ojiana, Maharaj ki Khedi, Chhatri Kheda. Based on radio carbon dates Ahar is placed from 2660 to 1280 BCE, but dates from 3700 BCE to 1800 BCE have been obtained from Balathal, so Ahad culture can be kept from 3500 BCE to 1500 BCE. Ahad culture is identified by specific types of clay utensils painted in black and white with white color, bright red, ash, milky colored, tanned polished reserved slipped utensils etc. It consists of tan polished and thin red slip The dishes were not in the initial phase, these were used in the rich phase of Ahad culture. After the Harappan civilization, only the people of Ahad civilization knew to build pucca houses. Initially it was believed that when Harappan civilization was at its peak, Ahad culture was emerging, but on the basis of the remains obtained from excavations of sites related to Ahad culture. Ahar culture is now considered contemporary to Prakara Harappa. The remains of rectangular houses are found in Ahar Balathal and Gillund. The remains of 30 x 15 ft and 9 x 9 ft and a 45 ft residence have been found in the excavation. According to Dr. Jugnu ji, the residents of Ahad culture built the walls of the house using the raw brick of clay and clay obtained from the same, and made a thin canopy with the use of bamboo mats and buffalo pudding and earthen paste, and the sixth was also in the middle and the top. The slopes were kept on the side so that the rainwater could easily come out and thus wooden poles were erected in the center of the house to keep the roof above the middle, in the middle of the floor of the remnants of the houses of Ahad, in this kind of wooden pillars Evidence of ravines is obtained for burial. The remains of chulho and grain grinding silbattas are also obtained from the said voice. The tradition of erecting earthen rings with earthen rings for dirty evacuation in the houses of Ahad's historical period, was also amazing. Impressed with the Ahad, beetroot of Ballo, beaded copper objects of clay and semi precious stones, ax, arrow, knuckle, chudia, chisel etc. have been obtained and miniature weapon, silbatta, hammer stone etc. have also been received. The type of hump and the hump have been received, in addition to this, four human deer murtia have also been obtained. From which the realization of the textile of Ahad culture and bead ornaments can be estimated to be an evolved civilization, in which the fact of having a classified society and business can be estimated. (Original) पुरातत्व एवं  संग्रहालय  विभाग द्वारा   संग्रहालय परिसर में स्थित धुलकोट के प्राचीन मिटटी के टीलों  में उत्खनन   से प्राप्त पुरावशेषों को  आमजन  के लिए प्रदर्शित किये जाने के उद्देश्य से आहड़  संग्रहालय स्थापित किया गया है| धुलकोट के इन प्राचीन टीलों पर सर्वप्रथम नजर कर्नल जेम्स टॉड की पड़ी थी उन्होंने अपनी पुस्तक एनाल्स एंड  एंटीक्विटिज आफ  राजस्थान में इसका वर्णनं भी किया है| कर्नल जेम्स टाड के बाद पुरातत्व एवं संग्रहालय विभाग के पुरातत्विद डा अक्षय कीर्ति व्यास ने सर्वप्रथम 19 50  में लघु स्तर पर इन टीलों का उत्खनन किया था| इसके बाद में सन 1952 -53  तथा 1954 -55 में डा आर सी अग्रवाल द्वारा यंहा उत्खनन करवाया गया  उसके उपरान्त पुरातत्व एवं संग्रहालय विभाग और  दक्कन यूनिवर्सिटी पूना के संयुक्त तत्वावधान  1960 -61 में डा हंसमुख धीरजलाल सांकलिया  ने यहाँ उत्खनन कार्य किया| उपरोक्त सभी उत्खनन के फलस्वरूप जो तथ्य सामने आये उनके  अनुसार यंहा पर अनेक बार बस्ती बसने और उजड़ने के संकेत प्राप्त होते है| ये टीले समय की अनेक परतो को अपने में दबाये हुवे है| डा  सांकलिया ने इसे यहाँ से प्राप्त विशिष्ट प्रकार के काले और लाल मृदभांड प्राप्त होने के कारण आहड़  संस्कृति का नाम दिया| यहाँ दो प्रमुख दो संस्कृतियों ताम्र पाषाण कालीन संस्कृति तथा ऐतिहासिक कालीन संस्कृति के अवशेष प्राप्त हुवे है| निम्न स्तरीय अवशेष आहड़ संस्कृति से सम्बंधित है| तथा ऊपरी स्तर  बाद के है| डा श्री कृष्ण  अनुसार अब तक यह पांच स्तरों का उत्खनन किया जा चूका है और लगभग इतने ही और प्राप्त होने की उम्मीद है| आहाड़ संस्कृति मुख्यत गोमती तथा आयड़ नदी  जो उदयसागरके बाद में बेडच नदी  कहलाती है तथा बिंगोद  के समीप बनास नदी में समाहित  जाती  है के किनारो पर विकसित हुई थी| आहाड़ संस्कृति से सम्बंधित अब तक सौ से भी अधिक पुरास्थलों की पहचान की जा चुकी है| जो उदयपुर ,डूंगरपुर ,चित्तौड़गढ़ ,भीलवाड़ा,बूंदी , कोटा जिलों में स्थित है इसके कुछ स्थलों आहाड़ ,बालाथल ,गिलूण्ड,ओजियाना ,महाराज की खेड़ी ,छतरी खेड़ा में उत्खनन कार्य हुवे है| रेडियो कार्बन तिथियों के आधार पर आहाड़ को 2660 से 1280 ईसा पूर्व रखा गया है किंतु बालाथल से 3700 ईसा पूर्व से 1800 ईसा पूर्व की तिथियां प्राप्त हुई है अत आहड़ संस्कृति को 3500 ईसा पूर्व से 1500 ईसा पूर्व में रखा जा सकता है| आहड़ संस्कृति की पहचान विशिष्ट प्रकार के मिटटी के बर्तनो से  होती है सफ़ेद रंग  से चित्रित काले और लाल रंग के बर्तन ,चमकीले लाल ,राखिया ,दूधिया रंग वाले, टैन पालिश वाले रिजर्वड स्लीपड वाले बर्तन आदि इसमें  टैन पालिश वाले तथा थीन  रेड स्लिप  वाले बर्तन प्रारम्भिक दौर में नहीं थे ये आहड संस्कृति के समृद्ध चरण के दौर में प्रयुक्त किये जाने लगे थे| हड़प्पा सभ्यता के उपरान्त आहड़ सभ्यता के लोग ही पक्के मकान बनाना जानते थे आरम्भ में ये माना जाता था की जब हड़प्पा सभ्यता अपने चरम पर थी तब आहड़ संस्कृति  का उदय हो रहा था किन्तु आहड़ संस्कृति  से सम्बंधित स्थलों के उत्खननों से प्राप्त अवशेषों के आधार पर अब आहाड़ संस्कृति को प्राक हड़प्पा के समकालीन माना जाता है| आहाड़ बालाथल और गिलूण्ड में आयताकार मकानों के अवशेष प्राप्त हुवे है| खुदाई में 30 गुणा 15 फ़ीट तथा 9  गुणा 9  फ़ीट वाले तथा एक 45 फ़ीट के आवास के अवशेष प्राप्त हुवे है| डा जुगनू जी के अनुसार आहड़ संस्कृति के निवासियों ने वही से प्राप्त पत्थर और मिटटी की कच्ची ईटो से आवास की दीवारों का निर्माण किया तथा बांस  चटाइयों और घांस फुस तथा मिटटी के लेप से हलकी फुलकी छटे बनाई तथा छटे भी मध्य भाग में ऊपर तथा दोनों तरफ ढलुआ रखी जाती थी ताकि वर्षा का जल आसानी से निकल जाए तथा इस प्रकार छतो को मध्य से ऊपर रखने के लिए घर के मध्य में लकड़ी के खम्बे खड़े किये जाते थे आहड  के मकानों के अवशेष के फर्श के मध्य इस प्रकार के काष्ट स्तम्भों के गाड़े जाने हेतु खड्डो के प्रमाण प्राप्त होते है| उक्त आवाज़ से चूल्हो के तथा अनाज पीसने वाले सिलबट्टों के अवशेष भी प्राप्त हुवे है| आहड के ऐतिहासिक काल  के आवासों में घरो में गंदे  निकासी हेतु मिटटी के वाले वलय युक्त खड़े बनाने की परम्परा भी प्रारम्भ हो गई थी जो अपने आप में अद्भुत है| आहड़ से ठप्पे , बैलो की मृण मुर्तिया,मिटटी तथा अर्ध कीमती पत्थरो के मनके ताम्बे की वस्तुए कुल्हाड़ी ,तीर ,चाक़ू ,चुडिया ,छेनी आदि प्र्राप्त हुई है तथा लघु अस्त्र ,सिलबट्टे ,हेमर स्टोन आदि भी प्राप्त हुवे है  बैलो की मृण मुर्तिया दो प्रकार की कूबड़ वाली और बिना कूबड़ वाली प्राप्त हुई है इसके अलावा चार मानव मृण  मुर्तिया भी प्राप्त हुई है| जिनसे आहड  संस्कृति के वस्त्र के बोध तथा मनको  आभूषणों से एक विकसित सभ्यता होने का अनुमान किया जा सकता है जिसमे वर्गीकृत समाज और व्यापार होने के तथ्य का अनुमान लगाया जा सकता है

Maha satya ahar in local language it's called chatriya ( umbrella) visit atleast one time. And there's a water well called gangodbhav kund its related to ganga the holy river which is come in indias most extremes

The Ahar Cenotaphs are a group of cenotaphs located in Ahar, Rajasthan, about 2 km east of Udaipur, in Rajasthan, India. The site contains more than 250 cenotaphs of the maharajas of Mewar that were built over approximately 350 years. There are 19 chhatris that commemorate the 19 maharajas who were cremated here.The group of cenotaphs is also known as the Mahasati.....

Prehistoric Era of Ayad The discoveries in this area has led us to infer that the people inhabiting this civilization were not so wealthy, they used ornaments of copper and terracotta decorated with varied incised ornamentation such as Chevrons, Row of Arcs, Zigzag Arches etc. and most remarkably such decorated beads are not known to figure in the Indus or any of the chalcolithic cultures of India. The Aharians relied upon copper and its alloys for their needs of tools and weapons as there is total absence of stone tools and weapons in the excavations, and the disco

Have tickets for only Rs 20 and haves lots to see like archeology items,pots, jewelry,etc. the best part of it is arms and ammunition section is just mind-blowing.

A really good place for history lovers, this museum has a whole history about Mahatma Gandhi and prehistoric period. A must visit for history lovers

Ancient history museum, about 2000-4000 year old very rear pots, stone age instruments, Sculpture, Pearl, and many things and also great Indian history.

The vibes are amazing here. Place is worth visiting. It is quite far from Gangaur ghat where I was staying but I guess I made a right decision to visit this place. Although the park was not maintained properly.

Ahar is really and off beat place in udaipur, visited there and it's amazing to take pictures and heritage site. Site is closed and not maintained. But worth visiting

A highly underrated tourist place in Udaipur. The ancient artifacts of this museum is worth admiring. Do visit this place to take a dive in the history.

Old guns and many artifacts received from ahar khudai

Historical Place

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The gem of udaipur is ahar museum and its nearby cenotaphs.. cenotaphs are the perfect location for photoshoots but needs to be managed properly to attract tourism. The place should have information centre or some guide who can explain the tale behind this beautiful architecture. Even in the museum, no proper information was shared for the things displayed there. This place has alot of potential for tourists if maintained and managed well along with informative boards..

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Historical Palace Very Beautiful

A very good museum giving the glimpses of Rajasthan past. Aahad civilisation finds are displayed here. Worth a visit.

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Nice place with historic importance.

It's a war memorial and local's mortuary place

Beautiful place... We have our sati mata over there... There are plenty of canopies over there in same campus... They are collectively called MAHA SATIYA. It's in udaipur (Rajasthan), newly weds went there to seek blessings of their sati mata. It's a wonderful place but one thing that annoys me is that it is not properly maintained... There is no proper pavement to the canopies, whole campus has bushes infact thorny bushes. There is a gateman, but can't help with this issue.

Very good place to visit and must be something that should be preserved by the Government in a better way so that it can promoted as a Tourist destinations Check this for better understanding

Worst museum ever they just placed pics of other objects in other museum I hate this museum

The museum is ok, but the cenotaphs near the museum are amazing. The solemn structures are beautiful memorials of the royalty, also a reminder of the futility of life.

Ahar museum was very good many things there given knowledge about ancient civilization history subject students improve knowledge 👍

Some sections are really nice. Especially, the Armory, pottery and sculptures. The stones used as cutting tools is not really convincing 😅 Section on Gandhi is good too...

It's a place to visit and stay for a while.. spend sometime roaming inside the compound of cenotaphs.. it's oddly soothing. The museum is good, has some good information about ancient rajasthan of paleolithic time

It is one of the most beautiful structure in udaipur. The architecture of this place is just outstanding. This place take you back to the old era. Must visit place in udaipur. U can also see inside a amazing temple of lord shiva.. the beautifully buid place

Situated outside the tourist area that's why you won't find any crowd here. Can be easily reached from Delhi Gate Circle.

One of the best places to visit, whenever you would be in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Very organized museum and a very neat and clean place to visit with kids and family. You can experience your culture and ancient Indian history.

Amazing Place... we can Explore our past...

This was a waste of time. The museum is mostly pictures of things they found, which defeats the purpose of a museum. They only have 1 small area with actual remnants and 2 rooms that randomly has guns with no explanation. There is no way to figure out where the outside pieces are. Do not recommend.

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The Ahr Museum is fantastic. If you want to know about the Ahar civilization, then you must visit the Ahar Museum.

Okay. Basic type of musium. Not must visit place

This place displays remains of old Ahar civilization. All the items are from 5000BC to 2 AD They are mesmerizing and makes you think about the ability of humans to make things without modern technology. It hardly has 5-6 rooms and will not take longer to visit.

Quite old artifacts. Small museum but very deep. Some of the sculptures are in the very good form. Must visit once. One can finish the whole museum in 10-15 min also, but one can spend more than an hour or 2, in the same space.

Good , it's a govt museum and less tourist visit this place but it's one of the must visiting place once you are in Udaipur, a lot of things to know there

Beware of some security there they are fraud will give you offer of 2000 only for 15 min of photography but the are just some local people who is trying to get money for them selves.if you want to do photography there ask for office where you can pay and ask for a later of confirmation for photography.

Museum if famous for old antiques, and textiles, house hold things and old arti facts used in prehistoric era. Please visit, you might not see anything like this afterwards.

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This is a best place to explore Ahar civilization

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Ahar Museum is in close proximity to an impressive cluster of cenotaphs of the Maharanas of Mewar. The museum has a small, but rare collection of earthen pottery. You can also browse through sculptures and archaeological finds, a few dating back to 1700 BC. A 10th century metal figure of Buddha is a special attraction here

Excellent place to visit got someone who is interested in archeology

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One star bcz it's a museum but there is nothing to see except some pictures and some ancient artifacts. It's not what l saw while searching tourist places in udaipur. Not recommended at all 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Just a time pass place. Shooting of Dhadak is done in udaipur and there is scene shooted at this place. You may have a look if you have lot of time.

Great place to visit. If you are really interested in watching Ancient toys, vessels, weapons etc. Also you will get to know about life of Father of the nation.

Great location 😍

It was good in exploring ancient history, before this i have read in books about ahar , and now after this experience it felt like known, this is not the place that will excite you in entertaining way, but if you have little knowledge about you it will be a great visit, what is felt bad about this place is that there is no enough advertising about this, i mean such a beautiful place for knowledge shouldn't be avoided like this, otherwise it was beautifully maintained, low prices and clean.

Not good quality this place in chutiya banaving this place

Good place for History Enthusiast, but lack amenities

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Nice place

Beautiful place.. just needs some cleaning and maintenance.

Agar Museum is situated just near the Ahar Cenotaphs. The museum has dedicated am entire section on the life of Mahatma Gandhi and other section to how the Humans are evolved. You can pay a visit of you are interested into Archeological site.

Amazing experience and sunset from this roof top was a different experience.. Would recommend all.

Beautiful arrangement of few ancient tools but I visited years before now I have no clue.

Museum don't have much to offer.

this great place to see older things like Bangles,pot, etc many things shows how great was our past

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