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Alice Garg National Seashell Museum , Jaipur
About Alice Garg National Seashell Museum
An unusual find in a landlocked desert state, Alice Garg National Seashell Museum houses over 3000 varieties of sea shells collected from all over the world. Most of these have been donated by Alice Garg and her physicist husband out of their private collection. The collection is classified as common, uncommon and rare. The museum has many rare and uncommon sea shells, some gigantic while some microscopic. Posters, charts, films, videos and a library make this the perfect place for anyone who wants to learn about sea shells.
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Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur, Rajasthan
4.3 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Built by the government of Rajasthan with the objective of preserving traditional arts and crafts of the state, Jawahar Kala Kendra is...
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Birla Temple, Jaipur, Rajasthan
6.1 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
The Birla Temple in Jaipur is one installment of the many noted Birla temples around the country. Built in 1988, this temple looks almost...
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Moti Dungri, Jaipur, Rajasthan
6.4 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
When in Jaipur, every practicing Hindu, or for that matter anyone with an interest in the Hindu mythology and art must visit the Moti Dungri...
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Narhargarh Fort, Rajasthan
6.9 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Sometimes called Tiger Fort in English, the Hindi name translates as ‘abode of tigers.’ Together with Jaigarh Fort and Amber Fort, this fort...
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ISKCON Jaipur - Sri Sri Giridhari Dauji Temple, Rajasthan
7.8 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
It is a known fact that people who visit the ISKCON temple enter a state of peace and tranquility, even if for a little while. ISKCON is present...
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Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, Rajasthan
8.7 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Inaugurated in 1963, Birla Planetarium at Jaipur was once the largest planetarium in Asia and a landmark in Indian celestial research. Several...
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Jaipur Zoo, Rajasthan
8.8 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Located near Albert Hall museum, Jaipur Zoo was founded in 1877. Entire zoo is divided as two segments one for mammals and other for birds and...
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Albert Hall Museum, Japiur, Rajasthan
8.9 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Albert Hall Museum - Just the name is enough tell you this is a museum with British influence. Designed by Englishman Samuel Jacob, it combines...
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Sanjay Sharma Museum, Rajasthan
9.5 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
A precious collection of objects gathered by the parents of Sanjay Sharma, who died at an early age, are on display here. The collection includes...
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Johari Bazaar, Rajasthan
9.6 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Quite aptly put, Johari Bazaar is a shopper's paradise in the Pink City. The city is one of the most important centres in the world for jewellery...
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Galta Monkey Temple, Rajasthan
10.1 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Women in colorful saris play while monkeys by the water side play. Amber temples are set into the hills. The temple is on the far eastern side of...
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Hawa Mahal, Palace of the Winds, Rajasthan
10.2 km from Alice Garg National Seashell Museum - See map
Hawa Mahal palace represents the crown of the Hindu god Krishna. The small lattice windows were originally designed so women could look into the...
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