Rani Durgavati Museum

The Rani Durgavati Museum of Jabalpur is a memorial built in 1964 to commemorate Queen Durgavati. Queen Durgavati was known as a symbol of martyrdom and self-sacrifice during her time. To present the valour and pride of this queen, a stone replica of Goddess Durga has been constructed inside this museum.

The museum also comprises a wing that houses artefacts and photos belonging to Mahatma Gandhi. The museum is also rich in ancient cultural relics, primitive lettering and many more intriguing articles. The most popular attractions of this museum include a red sandstone replica portraying Lord Shiva and his wife Parvati engaged in a game of Chausar. Another one includes a statue of Goddess Durga brought from a place called Doni. The museum also comprises a sandstone replica of Goddess Saraswati along with an idol of Goddess ‘Yogini’.