Ahar Archaeological Museum

The Ahar Archaeological Museum houses an assortment of antiques that date back to the 10th century. Items on display in the museum include earthen pots, iron objects and other artefacts that used to be part of the lifestyle of primordial people.

Objects belonging to 1700 BC, a metal figure of Lord Buddha dating to the 10th century and a statue of Vishnu-Nag-Nathan are prominent highlights of the museum. Items excavated from the mound of Dhulkot, which is believed to be a 4,000 years old township, are also on display in the museum.

Also on display are a skin scrubber, grain pot, animal figures, stone weights, balls and seals that date back to the 1st century BC. Other exhibits in the museum include terracotta, toys, pottery remnants and a huge earthen pot.