Dolls Museum — Attraction in Jaipur Municipal Corporation

The place is not maintained well- dirty enclosures,falling dolls,flickering lights,etc.Some of the dolls doesn't have the right traditional dress and some have the wrong labeling of regions. Moreover the elderly man there was very mean.Even before we finished looking around (some 20mins) at noon,he started switching off the fan and lights.Anyways,we were done looking around,so I booked a cab which was luckily 1min away,it was hot outside and since there are two kids with me,we sat down in the chair kept in the middle of the hall.The man told us we cannot sit on the chairs and we should leave since we have already seen the dolls.I told him the museum is open till 4-5pm and anyways whose is the chairs kept for? He said it is for the staffs,I asked him where are the staffs,I can see only him and moreover they have an office with chairs inside and these chairs are for the visitors and I saw some visitors sitting on it when we arrived and it is wrong on his part to switch off the fan and lights when are still looking around.He said,the higher authority can see in the camera and theu tell him to ask visitors to leave as early as possible because the electricity bills comes very high.I was shocked to hear this.It is so unprofessional on their part to behave like this, especially Infront of the children.If the electricity bill is coming up high then they can increase the price of the ticket and not chase away visitors rudely. Not recommended and never going back again.After coming out from there I got to learn that it is an institute for deaf children,what an irony because I had been looking for a place to volunteer.I would have loved to visit the kids and even donate but this incident made me very uncomfortable and I wonder how the kids are treated in...

This is a small hidden gem, located midway between Birla Mandir and Albert hall museum (on right side as you walk). Local people also know this by name of “Gudiyaghar”. It is part of a school, and easy to miss. There is a small board painted on the wall. Very nice collection and Most of the local people are not aware of this. Ticket cost 10 Rs. Nice collection of dolls from all over the world. Worth a visit.

This is a less visited place as I had hardly seen anyone when I visited . It has good collection of dolls from most of the countries , highlighting local rituals, costumes and giving glimpse of the local culture of these countries. They have special section for super hero dolls as well consisting of Hulk, Captain America, Spider man, super man. The entry price for the museum is merely Rs 10 for Indian citizens. Doll House located in the heart of Jaipur city has recently undergone a beautiful makeover. Located close to the Birla Temple, the doll house offers an interesting array of doll exhibits from around the world and also covers all the states in India and dolls wearing specific regional attire. A lot of effort and goodwill has gone in setting up this place Entry was 5Rs for adults and free for kids. There is a school for children with hearing and speech difficulties and the museum seems to accept donations. (the counter was un manned when we were leaving)

overall a bright place to go to Doll House. It's only closed on...

Dolls Museum is like a 'Fairy Tale' museum in Jaipur. A marvellous collection of cute dolls from all over the world can be found here. A large number of tourists from different countries visited Dolls Museum to see the beautiful dolls which describe the culture and tradition of different countries.Located at a distance of 4 km from Jaipur city centre, it was built in 1974 with a purpose to display the different culture of the world.

Museum constitutes dolls of the different Indian state and other countries also. Tourists can see dolls in the local attire of Bengal, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Assam, Kashmir and even dolls in a bridal dress from different Indian provinces like Mysore, Gujarat, Kerala, Bengal, Punjab. Dolls wearing the attire of different Indian classical dances like Bharatnatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Kathakali is also on display here. There are dolls also which portrays the culture and tradition of different countries. These dolls are from both developed and third world country. Some of the countries whose dolls are on display here include USA, Britain, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Ghana, Uganda, Lebanon and Afghanistan. Bridal attire dolls of Japan, Malaysia, Burma, China and New Zealand attracts every tourist with their splendid beauty.

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