S R C Museum Of Indology

When I arrived I was kinda sceptical due to its old and not well maintained outlook. The owner, Dr Sharad, was not there and we were requested to come back after an hour and we did, it was all worth it. The collections that he has are overwhelming and he toured us personally through all his collection. It’s a place for those who love art and culture plus history.

This ramshackle, dusty treasure trove is an extraordinary private collection. It contains folk-art objects and other pieces – there’s everything from a manuscript written by Aurangzeb and a 200-year-old mirror work swing from Bikaner to a glass bed (for a short queen). The museum is signposted off J Nehru Barg. The entire compilation is the result of the hard work of a lifetime of this one man's efforts- Mr. Ram Kirpalu Sharma. Excellent museum with lots of manuscript, weapon and other historical material from all over the world. Shree Sanjay Sharma Museum is one of the remarkable centres of Indian Heritage.

Very interesting and enlightening collection of arts and historical objects from all over India and other Asian countries. Make sure to call and book an appointment first. The owner gave us an very informative tour with many explanations. He is currently working on moving the whole collection to a new and more spacious museum.

It's an amazing place! Its looks like closed house and some new rickshaws and taxis may not know the place , but follow Google maps and reach here. Hardly anyone visits here now, but curator is very good guy who will accompany you and guide u through the museum.if u are interested in indology and inDian ancient history and culture, must visit. It's a private museum! Rs 100 is ticket. There are some rare things to see here! It is open!

Avoid this place. It is a very dusty collection of miscellaneous bits and pieces. Very little explanation, either in the way of labels or from the 'guide', who got bored part way round, and left us with a non English speaking youngster. A very few interesting bits, but at 400 rupees entrance fee for a foreigner, it is a total waste of time and money. Buy a thali instead.

A fascinating collection of artifacts from the many cultural histories of South Asia. Be sure to book a tour of this place; the generous and knowledgable hosts will make it a highlight of your time in Jaipur.

It has vast and rare collection of ancient manuscripts some even from Mughal era. The museum collection is vast and spread over 2 floors. 100rs is the entrance fees for indians and 500rs for foreigners.

Open every day until 6 PM according to all of the following: Google Maps, museum's website and the museum's ticket window. However, on Nov 29 I stood in front of closed doors at 5:10 PM.