Kashi Dham Museum — Attraction in Uttar Pradesh

I visited the place of “Kashidham” Museum near Bramhaghat , built by Advocate Jayesh Sanjeeva Kini sir and family at famous Ganga Ghat, Varanasi at Utter Pradesh. Kashidham Museum is full of Spiritual, Religious, Informative and Captivating. This place shows the real and live image of Ancient India. At the entrance of Kashidham Museum, it is having the temple of Laleshwar Mahadev (one of the Avtar of Lord Shiva), this was built by King Surajbhan Singh by 350 years ago. There are replica 12 Shivlinga’s, scarve on stones around the Laleshwar Mahadev. After moving ahead, we can see the live painting on the wall, the same will be enlightened the Hindu Sanskriti includes 16 Sanskar, Samudra manthan, Navgraha etc., which helps us to improve spiritual practice-performing to get closer to the God. There are various live paintings also statues in the rooms contained Statue of Shiv Tandava, also provides the information through the live paintings about the Samudra Manthan, Ramayana, Mahabharata. It is also having paintings of folk dances of India-Kathakali, Bharatnatyam, Garba, Bhangada showing the culture of Hindu Sanskriti. Kashi Dham Museum also provides reasons of celebration of Vatpuja, Durgapuja, Nagpanchami, Rakshabandhan and more so. Kashi Dham also provide the information about the GOMATA (cow) by putting the statue of Gomata. This also constructed the temples of God. One Most important thing that, we can see the Ganga-mata River from the Window rooms at Kashi Dham. The Guide, who explains and provides the information are excellent and provides the information in various languages also as per recommendation. Thanks to Deepshikha for guiding us.

Therefore, Kashi Dham is ONLY place spreads the knowledge to the Youth about ancient era, spiritual, religious. Kashi Dham is only museum I have ever seen and visited in my entire life. Highly recommended to the peoples willing to Visit Varanasi Must Visit Kashi Dham. I heartily thanks and congratulate of Adv. Jayesh Kini sir for constructing such a great museum and also providing valuable information about ancient...

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Kashi Dham Museum which beautifully captures the essence of Varanasi and its rich history. The exhibits spanning temple architecture, religious traditions, artforms and lifestyle provide a captivating walk-through of the city's glorious past. A highlight for me was the intricately carved stone and wood artifacts from ancient temples. The audio guide provided fascinating nuggets of information but I felt there was scope for more substantial podcasts focused on specific exhibits. For instance, a 20-40 minute podcast could trace the evolution of temple architecture in Varanasi from the 4th century Gupta era to the 18th century Maratha period. Interviews with archaeologists and historians would give deeper insights. Another could focus on intricacies of stone carving techniques used by sculptors of different eras. The podcasts should be available on the museum app and website as free streaming or downloads. Transcripts would also help visitors easily follow along. This would allow patrons to relive the experience and delve deeper even after their visit. The Kashi Dham Museum has done a commendable job of preserving Varanasi's heritage. Enhancing the audio content would give patrons an even more enriching and immersive experience. I highly recommend visiting this museum to understand the city's...

The Kashi Dham Museum, situated on Brahma Ghat, is an art museum that offers a captivating journey through India's rich Hindu heritage. The museum houses a remarkable collection of paintings and sculptures that depict significant historical figures, events, and concepts from across the country.

From revered Jyotirlingas and Vishnu Avatars to the revered Saptarishi and the tales of Lord Krishna, the museum showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions. The inclusion of Yoga and the Vedas further enriches the collection, providing a comprehensive overview of Hindu philosophy and practices.

A unique feature of the museum is the integration of QR codes with each artwork. These codes unlock audio guides that provide detailed historical information, enhancing the visitor experience and deepening their understanding of the art on display.

With an affordable ticket price of around 25 rupees, the Kashi Dham Museum is an accessible and enriching cultural experience for visitors...