Diwan Bahadur Rakhakrishna Jalan Museum
Established at Quila House in Patna, the Diwan Bahadur Rakhakrishna Jalan Museum is a famous multi purpose museum.
Diwan Bahadur Rakhakrishna Jalan Museum is located at Quila House in Patna. The museum was established in the year 1919.
The museum is the storehouse of miscellaneous objects including wood sculptures, carpets, Pottery, terracotta, fossils, crystals, beads, ivory, metal objects etc. Diwan Bahadur Rakhakrishna Jalan Museum also houses European Furniture, Chinese porcelain, Nepalese musical instruments and some Burmese materials. The museum remains closed on Sundays, Saturdays and Government Holidays.
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The museum is the storehouse of miscellaneous objects including wood sculptures, carpets, Pottery, terracotta, fossils, crystals, beads, ivory, metal objects etc. Diwan Bahadur Rakhakrishna Jalan Museum also houses European Furniture, Chinese porcelain, Nepalese musical instruments and some Burmese materials. The museum remains closed on Sundays, Saturdays and Government Holidays.
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