Jaipur Wax Museum, Jaipur

Wax Museum is located in the Nahargarh Fort on the Aravalli Hills in Jaipur, its construction was completed in 1734. Jaipur Wax Museum is India's first International Standard Wax Museum and is one of the popular places in Jaipur that showcases history art and culture under one roof.

In which wax and silicone sculptures of about 25 famous personalities including APJ Abdul Kalam, Kalpana Chawla, Mother Teresa, Dalai Lama, Mahatma Gandhi, Amitabh Bachchan, Sanchin Tendulkar have been kept.

The architecture of the wax museum is designed in the Indo-European style. The museum has a grand entrance, called the Tadigate, and has several impressive structures in its premises. These beautifully crafted sculptures by Sushant Ray are displayed in the 'Hall of Icons' and 'Royal Durbar' sections of the fort.

1. KIDS SPECIAL The 'Hall of Icons' has a special section for kids where they can watch their favorite cartoon characters like Spider-Man, Nobita, Doraemon and Ironman.
2. There are total 32 effigies here out of which some are made of wax and some are made of silicone. The unique thing related to this museum is the interior structure, seeing which you reach the time of the person whose effigy you are seeing.
3. The Jaipur Wax Museum also displays the Gati Gamini, a 10-foot long Royal Enfield Bullet, the signature of Rajasthan Tourism Motorbike.
4. Wax museums often have a special section called the "Terrible Room" in which the more terrifying exhibits are on display.
5. There is an entry fee of Rs 500 per person for Indian tourists to visit Jaipur Wax Museum, which includes the entry fee of Sheesh Mahal.
6. The robot is being assigned the responsibility of moving tourists in the wax museum built in Nahargarh Fort in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The robot will guide the wax museum visitors and give them information about the museum. Anoop Srivastava, the founder director of the wax museum, said that soon the robot will be ready to welcome tourists.

📅 Last update: 2024-06-21 || ✍ Author: Sandhya Chauhan

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