The form of Patna Museum changed at a cost of 158 crores, History will be seen in new galleries: patna-museum-renovation-ganga-patli-gallery-new-new-visitor-axperience
Patna. The Patna Museum, which cherishes the rich culture and historical heritage of Bihar, is now ready to appear in a new and attractive form. The efforts made by the Building Construction Department to equip this museum with modern and state -of -the -art facilities have now reached the final stage. Under this project, the rejuvenation and expansion of the museum is being worked at a cost of Rs. 158 crore.
Ganga and Patli galleries became the center of attraction
Ganga gallery The cultural journey of the Ganges river flowing through the seven major cultural regions of Bihar is displayed through very beautiful paintings, sculptures and artifacts. The social, religious and cultural significance of the Ganges can be felt here.
On the other end, Patli gallery A glimpse of the glorious past of the ancient Pataliputra is presented. This gallery depicts the rich history of Patna through the narratives of historical travelers such as the Greek Envoy Megasthanies and Chinese traveler Fahyan.
Modern techniques and facilities associated in the museum
As new features, the museum has now designed a 2D auditorium, a temporary exhibition hall, museum administrative office, conservation laboratory, and a state -of -the -art auditorium with 105 seats. In addition, the latest standards based on the latest standards have also been formed to protect the artifacts in the museum, which will make it possible to take better care of rare artifacts.
Kumar Ravi, Secretary, Building Construction Department, informed that the museum is being prepared in such a way that the audience coming here will get an opportunity to see not only history but also to feel. With the help of audio-visual means, the history of Bihar will be presented in an interesting way.
Renewal of heritage building and campus also continues
The old heritage building of the museum, which is a historical heritage in itself, is being carefully repaired and renewed to maintain its original identity and mold in new color. In addition, the entire museum complex is also being developed in a new form.
Facilities like new ticket counter, shady sheds built near it, cafeteria for visitors, VIP lounge for specific guests, and temporary gallery have also been added. With all this, the Patna Museum will now not only be a center for a history lovers, but will also emerge as a modern cultural tourist destination.
This effort of the Bihar government is not only giving a new life to the cultural heritage of the state, but it is also a step towards giving tourism a new direction. The Patna Museum has now become a confluence of history and modernity, not just an exhibition site.
