Dolls Museum, Jaipur

About Dolls Museum

Doll Museum is located in Jaipur city which is known as Gudiya Ghar. It was constructed by the Bhagwai Bai Sekhsaria Charity Trust jaipur. This museum was inaugurated on 7 April 1979 by the then Chief Minister of Rajasthan Bhairon Singh Shekhawat.

Here you can find many dolls that express the culture with different costumes from different parts of the country like Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Bengal, Gujarat, Assam, Kashmir, Punjab and others.

Interesting facts about Dolls Museum

1. Doll Museum is an important tourist destination famous among children. You can find dolls from different parts of the world, different periods and traditional puppet dolls of Rajasthan.
2. Seeing small dolls celebrating festivals of the country and abroad will be a different experience here. Children will be conditionally happy to go here. Jaipur Doll Museum is open daily except on public holidays.
3. The new museum has a central cooling system, lighting and wooden shelves. It also has the famous Japanese doll Hina Masturai doll. Apart from this, dolls of countries like Arabia, Sweden, Switzerland, Afghanistan, Iran etc. have been kept in the gallery.
4. Situated at a distance of 4 km from Jaipur city centre, it was built in 1974 with the aim of showcasing the different culture of the world.
5. Bridal dress dolls from Japan, Malaysia, Burma, China and New Zealand attract every tourist with their stunning beauty.
6. Rotary Dolls Museum was established in 2001 by Rotaryn Mr. Deepak Agarwal in Rajkot, Gujarat. Rotary clubs all over the world have gifted many dolls to this museum.

How to reach Dolls Museum

By Bus:- The museum is located just 4 km away from the city centre. You can board public buses from any part of the city till Ram Niwas Bagh Bus Stop or Jawaharlal Nehru Marg Bus Stop. You can walk to the museum from the bus stop.

By Road:- You can find cabs and autos from different parts of the city to the museum.

Nearby famous places

• Naila Art Gallery
• Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple
• Dev Narayan Mandir
• Central Park
• Albert Hall Museum