5 Museums In India To Complete Your Nomadic Bucket List

Bucket list is a charming concept, you may already have to a lot to do with your life but to sort it and to prioritize it you mention the fantasizing things in your bucket list. But having a complete and holistic bucket list is possessed by people rarely. You can trek to challenge yourself, raft to defy you fears, paraglide, and what not you can do just to quench your thirst for wanderlust you have. But confronting with the events and things that were used in the events of history is an experience tantamount to a revelation. Visit to museums should not only be backed by the educative purposes, but it should be filled with the hunger to learn and to become the living embodiment of the ancestors who conquered whatever they might and to establish yourself as an astute example for humans.


Five museums that hold not just the items from past but the spirit that can kindle your spirit to achieve something unprecedented:-

Prachina Museum, Bikaner

Located in the glorious fort of Bikaner, Junagarh Fort. Prachina museum was established by the Late Maharaja Narendra Singhji in 2000. There are many historical items up for exhibition in the museum. Royal costumes, portraits of rulers, art items, textiles, and religious artefacts. You will also find royal cutlery, ancient European wine glasses, glass decorative objects, and crockery which was once used in the regal kitchen. The glorious past and highness of the royal family of Bikaner is visible in the carpets and impeccably crafted rugs.

Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur

One of the biggest personalities present in the monuments in the city of Jaipur which is full of mesmerizing sights in the daylight and also in the dark of the night. Albert Museum was established in the 19th century by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II before the visit of Prince Wales. There are numerous things present in the museum but the main attraction is the rare sight of an Egyptian mummy. You will also see many weapons, jewelry, apparels, and one section of the museum is dedicated to the tribal life of Rajasthan. Moreover, being present in Jaipur provides an opportunity to visit the whole state of Rajasthan and with Rajasthan tour package you can have the best trip on your table.

Kuthiramalika Palace Museum, Kerala

Built by the Swami Thirunal Balarama Varma, Kuthiramalika Palace museum is the main attraction of the state Kerala. Swami Thirunal was the Maharaja of the Kingdom of Travancore in British India during the time of establishment of museum. The architecture of the museum is a captivating thing in itself and inside lie the Kathakali figures, Belgian mirrors, scriptures made of white marble, idols, and exquisite paintings.

Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai

The name Prince of Wales Museum was given to this museum as the very foundations of this building were laid by the Prince George in 1905. Albeit the museum was renamed as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Vastu Sangrahalaya. In the museum you will find ancient Indian art sculptures from Elephanta and other caves.

Archaeological Museum, Goa

Archaeological museum in Goa is the evidence of Portuguese period in Goa. The museum was established in 1964 but later reorganised in 1981. In the museum you will see eight galleries that depict prehistoric, early historical, and medieval periods. You will also come across the painting of viceroys and governors of Portuguese times.

Visits to these museums are the things to boast and accolades to tell people. There are many more museums which are crucial and signify the history of the country and rulers related to it. And the places where these museums are situated are of utter importance to the country as well and if you are interested in exploring the country you should get the Golden triangle tours.

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