@ September 16, 2020
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Ahar Museum - Udaipur Share
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About this place
- Museum
- Cost Rs 3 ( Approx. per person )
- Timings : 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Near By Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal
- 3.70 Km 56 min.
- Archaeological Museum
- Tourist attraction
Description
Ahar Cenotaphs, commonly known as the royal cremation ground is a legacy of the Mewar Kingdom built over 400 years ago. There are about nineteen rulers of the Mewar dynasty cremated in this glorious ground. The last cenotaph was constructed for the cremation of Maharana Bhagwat Singh in 2004.
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Operating Hours
- Monday:
- Closed
- Tuesday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Wednesday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Thursday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Friday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Saturday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
- Sunday:
- 9:45 AM to 5:15
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Other Details
- Address
- Ayad Rd, Ayad, Ganapati Nagar, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001, India
- Number
- Website
- website of Ahar Museum Visit Website
- Landmark
- Ayad Road, Ganapati Nagar, Udaipur
- Latitude
- 24.5863897
- Longitude
- 73.7213466
Relevant Reviews from Google
GOVT SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL ANOPPURA
100.00 %
@ 16 Sep, 2020
Beat school for education
hunaid hamid
60.00 %
@ 18 Sep, 2020
Okay to be
macedonboy
60.00 %
@ 17 Jan, 2020
This museum contains the finds of archaeological digs around Ahar and the history of Rajasthan. The museum is divided into themed sections in each room. Each room has a description in Hindi and English. All the exhibits have at least a label, and a few will have a short description as well, again in Hindi and English. The exhibits are good, with the paintings gallery perhaps the best of the displays. This museum is adjacent to the royal cenotaphs of Ahar, so it’s worth combining the two into one visit.
Devendra Singh
80.00 %
@ 15 Oct, 2019
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.
Mohit Bairwa
100.00 %
@ 24 Feb, 2020
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.