Dolls Museum Jaipur

Dolls Museum
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Location: Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Near Trimurti Circle, Jaipur

Timings: 9 am–4 pm

Visit Duration: 1-2 Hours

Entry Fee: INR 20 for Indians & INR 150 for Foreigners

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The Dolls Museum in Jaipur was established in 1974. This museum showcases a diverse collection of dolls and toys representing various genres, styles, and sizes. The museum houses multiple dolls, including Indian state dolls dressed in traditional wedding and dance costumes and international dolls from countries such as Mexico, Italy, and Japan thus providing a glimpse into various cultures. The museum is sure to be enjoyed by children and tourists interested in experiencing global traditions.

Features of the Dolls Museum

Located 4 km from the city centre, the museum was built in 1974 with a definite purpose. The museum features an extensive collection of dolls dressed in traditional attire, showcasing the world’s diversity of cultures. 

Cultural Representation by Province

The Dolls Museum Jaipur features dolls dressed in traditional attire from various Indian provinces, reflecting the country’s rich cultural diversity, such as:
  • West Bengal
  • Maharashtra
  • Gujarat
  • Tamil Nadu
  • Punjab
  • Assam
  • Kashmir

Dolls with Bridal Attires

The museum also has a collection of dolls dressed in bridal attire that illustrate the wedding traditions of different Indian states. These include:
  • Mysore
  • Gujarat
  • Kerala
  • Bengal
  • Punjab

Dolls Exhibiting Classical Dance Attires

Aside from traditional costumes and bridal ensembles, the museum also houses dolls dressed in traditional Indian dance attire, which includes:
  • Bharatnatyam
  • Odissi
  • Kuchipudi
  • Kathakali

Dolls in International Attire

The museum also displays dolls dressed in traditional clothes from around the globe, illustrating global culture. Here are some of the country dolls that you can find in the museum:
  • Uganda
  • China
  • New Zealand
  • Britain
  • Mexico
  • Spain
  • USA
  • Malaysia
  • Sweden
  • Germany
  • Afghanistan

Best Time To Visit Dolls Museum

You can visit the Dolls Museum in Jaipur, Rajasthan, any time of the year because exploring the museum is an indoor activity. But if you also want to enjoy Jaipur, you should visit in the winter (between November and March).

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How To Reach Dolls Museum

  • The Dolls Museum is located 4.5 km from Jaipur railway station and approximately 6.4 km from Sindhi Camp bus station.
  • After arriving in Jaipur, you can take a bus to the Dolls Museum.
  • Once you get off the bus, the museum is just a short walk away.
  • Alternatively, Jaipur offers excellent cab services that can take you directly to the museum.
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Doll Museum Ticket Price

  • Entry fee for Indian adults: Rs 20
  • Entry fee for students: Rs 10
  • Entry fee for foreigners: Rs 150
Note: Ticket prices may vary depending on the season, so it’s best to check the official site for updates.

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FAQs

Q: Who was the founder of the Doll Museum?

Ans: The Shrimati Bhagwan Bai Gauridutt Sekhsaria Charitable Trust constructed the Dolls Museum in 1974. The gallery became neglected over time, and the dolls’ condition deteriorated. S.S. Bhandari, a skilled auditor from Jaipur, worked with a group of committed citizens in 2014 to renovate the historical center.

Q: Why is the Doll Museum famous?

Ans: This unique museum in Jaipur is housed inside the Albert Museum. It is well-known for displaying a wide range of dolls and toys in all genres, styles, and sizes. You can gain a deeper understanding of culture by playing with dolls draped in their traditional clothing.

Q: How many dolls are in the Doll Museum?

Ans: With 400 new dolls added to the museum, Savita-Ranjit Singh Bhandari Dolls now have more than 700 dolls on display.

Q: Is photography allowed in the Doll Museum?

Ans: No, photography is not allowed in the Doll Museum in Jaipur.