Shri Bangar Government Pali Museum
The pali region and the course of the desert Luni river and its tributaries form a part of the anicient kingdoms of Godwar and Marwar. The contribution of this region to the realm of the art and architecture is substantial both qualitatively as well as quantitatively
About Shri Bangar Govt. Museum, Pali
Bangar Government Museum, Pali was opened to public in the year 1991. It provides a bird-eye’s view of evolution of the rich culture of the region from past to the present and has on its display some superb sculptures, stonework, coins, folk costumes, jewellery & musical instruments from Bhimana and terracotta items.
Different Exhibits of the Museum
Exhibits of the museum include Costume and Jewellery of Garasia tribe, 326 stone sculptures from Nemaj, Nadol, Bali Region, 10 stone inscriptions, copper plates and 409 coins of medieval period, 22 miniature paintings, 4 terracottas, 3 metallic objects, 8 arms and 258 objects of miscellaneous nature and Coins from Ranakpur.
The large statue of Thanal Vishnu (6 Century A.D) found from Hemawas Region of Pali.
Pali Government Museum opens at 10:00 Am and closes at 4.30 Pm daily except Fridays and government holidays.
Other Tourist Attractions in Pali
Today Pali’s chief attraction are three exquisite temples, namely the Hatundi Rata Mahabir Temple, The Surya Narayan Temple and The Ranakpur Jain Temple.
Ranakpur Jain temples are situated in the mountain ranges of Pali district. Dating back to the 15th century, the Jain temples of Ranakpur were constructed by Rana Kumbha.
Hatundi Rata Mahabir Swami Temple is the most magnificent temple in Rajasthan, this exquisite pink and white temple is dedicated to Jain saint Mahavira. Built in the shape of the Pyramids of Egypt, this multi-coloured marvel of construction is an unusual sight for many travelers.
