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Introduction to Rao Madho Singh Museum:
Kota lying on the banks of the Chambal River is a perfect blend of commercialization and at the same time reflects the cultural heritage of Rajasthan. The city is replete with many forts, museums, palaces, temples and gardens which makes it an interesting tourist destination. The fort in Kota overlooking the Chambal Valley project is one of the most frequented spots in Kota. The Museums in Kota showcases a wide variety of artifacts and antics. The intrinsic values of these artifacts are priceless. A leisurely walk through these museums will tell you of the rich Rajput heritage. Rao Madho Singh Museum, Kota houses some of the specimens of the Rajput era.
History of Rao Madho Singh Museum:
A quick glance through the history of the museum tells us that it was a palace that has been converted into a museum. Madho Singh was the son of the ruler of Bundi and most importantly the first ruler of Kota.
Description of Rao Madho Singh Museum:
The specimens in the museum are arranged in a chronological order marking the time and era so that visitors can make out the time of its contribution.
The Kota school of painting showcased here is worth considering. The epigrams, coins and manuscript have been preserved with the utmost care. It is one of the best maintained Museums in Rajasthan. Rao Madho Singh Museum remains closed on Fridays and all state holidays. Silver utensils, figurines of statue, manuscript of Rajasthan throughout the ages are some of the most important things kept in the museum. The armoury of the Rajputs hero is reminiscent of the many battles fought in Rajasthan and the resultant bloodshed.
Rao Madho Singh Museum lies at close distance from the hub of Kota and is easily accessible from all points in the city.
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