Located in the heart of Jammu, the Dogra Art Museum offers an enriching glimpse into the rich traditions of the Dogra community. Housed in a grand historical building, this museum presents an impressive array of Pahari miniature paintings, particularly from the Basohli school, alongside rare artifacts such as Shah Jahan’s golden bow and ancient Persian manuscripts. Visitors also find fascinating exhibits featuring traditional Dogra costumes, jewelry, and weaponry that narrate the story of this vibrant culture and its warriors. The museumβs affordable entry and the serene grounds nearby provide a perfect setting for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike to unwind and reflect on Jammuβs heritage.
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Chandra Shekhar Verma
6 months agoJammu is a very heritage rich city and you must visit this place if you want to see that heritage. This is a grand old building having king Palace π and a very good museum. The museum showcases almost all kinds of weapons used during Dogra Rule in wars. It also showcases the different kinds of clothes, utensils and jewelry used by Dogra communities. I am 100% sure that you will be very happy and informed to know the rich culture of the Dogra community and its rulers of Jammu. A very special place to visit.
NIKHIL SHARMA
a month agoThe Dogra Art Museum is famous for its collection of Pahari miniature paintings, especially from the Basohli school, as well as artifacts like Shah Jahan's golden bow, rare Persian manuscripts, and terracotta heads. The museum showcases a rich history of Dogra art and culture, including Dogra costumes, jewelry, and ancient weaponry.
Sanyogita Srikant Rajawat
9 months agoA place representing Dogra art and their Army efficiency.. with an entry fees of just rs 10. But if need to click the pictures u will have to pay more.. a good place if you are interested in history.. also after the visit you can sit back and relax in the ground in front of it.
Jayesh Thanki
a month agoDogra Art Museum is a small but valuable place to explore Dogra culture. It has beautiful Pahari paintings, old manuscripts, coins, and weapons. Though the displays could be better maintained, itβs worth a quick visit for history and art lovers. Note: Washrooms not available in same compound. Washroom near Entrance has Poor hygiene conditions.
CA Manasi Shenoy
a year agoFull of Dogra art & culture, it was a delight to visit this museum. They have ancient Sharada and Devnagri manuscripts, ancient coins, old pottery, olden dresses, weapons, miniature paintings which can be seen minutely with a microscope, etc. Photography was prohibited. You can spend upto half an hour in the museum, more if really interested. There are no restrooms. You have to go to the main gate for a paid smelly washroom experience.