Indore Museum

The Indore Museum is an art museum near the General Post Office displaying objects from different historical periods. The building holds eight specialized galleries featuring sculptures, coins, weapons, paintings, and archaeological finds that show the material history of the region.

The museum was founded in 1929 during Tukojirao III's rule of the Holkar Dynasty and began as part of an educational institution. The collection focuses on artworks and artifacts from different periods of the region's development.

The museum displays sculptures from Hindu and Jain temples of the region, showing deities from multiple faith traditions. When you look at these works, you see how different religious communities shaped the artistic heritage of Indore over time.

The museum is located near the General Post Office and easy to reach on foot. Plan to spend several hours exploring the galleries, and bring a notebook or camera to capture details that interest you.

The museum's coin collection features rare specimens from different cultures, including Roman, Indo-Sassanian, and stamped Indian coins. These coins tell the story of trade and cultural exchange in the ancient world.

Location: Indore

Inception: 1929

Website: http://indorecity.net/tourist-attractions/central-museum.html

GPS coordinates: 22.70535,75.87930

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02