Ahar Museum - Archaeological museum in Udaipur - Udaipur, India

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.

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

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.

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

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 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

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

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.