Shristhal Sangrahalay

The Shristhal Sangrahalay is a museum in Siddhpur with three distinct galleries displaying religious artifacts, historical collections, and social exhibits within a modern structure near Bindu Sarovar. The displays are arranged chronologically and address religious heritage, regional history, and social documentation.

The museum was established in 2017 and preserves the heritage of Siddhpur, a town with origins in the Chaulukya dynasty. The collections document the long history of this region and its development over the centuries.

The museum documents the traditions of Hindu matru shraddh rituals and showcases architectural elements from the former Rudra Mahalaya temple. These collections reflect the religious practices that continue to shape life in the town today.

The museum can be explored in one to two hours, with the three main sections each covering different subjects. Entry is straightforward and the collections are clearly labeled and easy to follow.

The building uses natural light and water features thoughtfully, with a diagonal path following the sacred axis of Bindu Sarovar. This design feature subtly connects the museum space to the sacred lake and its spiritual significance.

Location: Siddhpur Taluka

Inception: June 10, 2017

GPS coordinates: 23.90924,72.36335

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:02