Birla Museum

Bhopal is specked with an interminable number of historical centers and displays exhibiting the improving history and past brilliance of this regal territory of Madhya Pradesh. While 'Gallery of Mankind' and 'State Archeological Museum' are the best two of such attractions in the city, there is yet another historical center that is certain to abandon you hypnotized with its antique gathering of articles and relics going back to Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.

One of its kind gallery in Bhopal, set in the midst of tranquil environs of Arera Hills, the 'Birla Museum' saves a gigantic accumulation of uncommon devices and hardware utilized by the crude men amid the stone-age. A scale model of Bhimbetka shake covers is additionally a fascinating feature of the gallery that gives you a profound knowledge into the magnificent masterful capacities of the pre-noteworthy people.

Set up in 1971, the gallery likewise has on its show, old coins, original copies and earthenware objects dating to periods between second century BC and sixth century AD. A few fascinating stone models of Hindu divine beings and goddesses, dating to periods in the vicinity of seventh and thirteenth century AD are likewise displayed in the exhibition. Most striking of every one of these models are the portrayal of Goddess Durga in her trinity symbol, an eleventh century figure of moving Ganesha – an image of the Paramara Kings and a stone doll of Lord Shiva with his associate Parvati Uma-Maheshwari, unearthed from the site of Ashapuri close Bhopal.

There are a few different figures in the historical center that will stun you with their old fashioned charm. On the off chance that you are a prehistoric studies crack, you just can't leave Bhopal without going to this intriguing historical center.