Ram Katha Sangrahalay

Situated in the holy city Ayodhya, the Ram Katha Museum or Ram Katha Sangrahalay is a museum housing some rare artifacts and sculptures depicting the ancient culture and history of the country. The museum also houses some sculptures and artifacts related to the life of Lord Ram which attracts many tourists from all over the place.

About the Museum

Located on the banks of River Saryu, the city of Ayodhya is home to the revered God and the main element of the epic Ramayana, Bhagavan Shri Ram. The city in Uttar Pradesh is laid with many holy places which are visited by devotees and tourists as well. Though these holy places constitute the majority of the tourist attractions, there are still some other places in Ayodhya that are worth visiting, for example, the Ram Katha Museum or Ram Katha Sangrahalay.

Established in 1988, the Ram Katha Museum or Ram Katha Sangrahalay is a very popular tourist spot in Ayodhya housing some amazing artifacts and a collection of arts. Commonly tourists are instantly drawn towards it but the devotees and the history buffs take a keen interest in this museum. The exhibits such as ancient coins, rare manuscripts on palm leaf, and pottery displayed in the museum throw light on Indian history and provide insight into the ancient culture.

Apart from the pottery, several terracotta objects are displayed here along with textiles and metal objects from ancient times. The highlight of the museum that impresses the visitors are the incredible sculptures that are on display and the marvelous photographs and paintings adorning the walls too do not fail to grab the attention of the visitors. Ardent devotees of Lord Ram make it a point to visit this museum because many of the antiquities and sculptures showcased here tell tales about the life of Lord Ram. The museum authority is dedicated to not only conserving these artifacts but also upsurging the collection in time. While visiting Ayodhya, make sure you make a worthwhile trip to this museum to witness the prolific collection of a rich depository.