Museum of Natural History

The Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History, which had been introduced by Finance Minister Mr. Namo Narayan Meena on March 1, 2014 at 3.00 PM in Ramsinghpura, Sawai Madhopur adds one more quill in the cap of generally rich Rajasthan. The gallery is probably going to open day to day, besides on Mondays and the National occasions; between 10 AM and 5 PM. Advancing the Indian history, Rajasthan has many credits under its arch and the Regional Museum of Natural history is refered to as an extra resource for the state. This will be the fourth normal history historical center in the country after Bhopal, Bhubhaneshwar and Mysore.

The museum is likely to provide educational and extracurricular activities for schools while depicting the understanding or interrelationship between plants and animal. It houses a library with about 10,000 books on wildlife and nature; the visitors are allowed to pick any of the books for reading for free. Also photography and videography has been kept free of cost. The museum has appointed two naturalists to assist visitors. 

There are three stories in the historical center, with displays on plants, animals, mineral assets and topography of the western district and western dry area of India. As though presently, just the ground floor is functional with a very much laid presentation on the natural life in Ranthambore and the renowned Ranthambore Fort. The primary guest attractions are the copy of creatures, for example, chinkara, panther, lion, and tiger. There are town lifelike models of the Bishnoi people group and Rajasthan rustic region. The exhibition hall likewise has an earthenware slow down and a craftsmanship display, where guests can observer live stoneware making and painting. These things are accessible for the deal also.