Amar Mahal Museum and Library stands as a magnificent testament to Jammu’s regal past, housed in a stunning red sandstone palace that once served as the residence of the Dogra kings. Visitors are captivated by the French-Chateau architectural style and the lush surroundings overlooking the city and Tawi River. The museum’s crown jewel is the impressive golden throne, crafted from 120 kg of pure gold, alongside exquisite Pahari paintings that vividly depict tales from the Mahabharata and local folklore. Art lovers will appreciate the contemporary works of M.F. Hussain and Laxman Pai showcased here. The attached library boasts a vast collection of 25,000 historical books, enriching the cultural experience. Friendly, knowledgeable staff enhance the visit by sharing detailed insights during heritage walks, making this a must-visit spot for anyone eager to immerse themselves in Jammu’s history and culture.
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