My Encounter With a 2300 Year Old Demi God @ Bihar Museum, India !!!

Hold on to your dhotis and sarees, folks, because the Bihar Museum (Find my review on Maps) is a rollercoaster ride through the fascinating history of Bihar that you won’t want to miss! As a Google Local Guide, I’m thrilled to share my hilarious yet informative review of this gem of a museum.

Prepare to have your socks knocked off the moment you step into the Bihar Museum. Its ultra-modern architecture is so flashy, it’s like the museum said, “Traditional buildings? Nah, let’s give history a funky makeover!” Seriously, the building alone is worth a selfie or twenty.

But let’s talk about what’s inside, shall we? The exhibits at the Bihar Museum are a total blast from the past, and I mean that quite literally. From ancient artifacts to mind-blowing sculptures, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a time machine. And trust me, folks, these artifacts are in better shape than my favorite pair of sneakers!

The museum really goes the extra mile to make history fun and interactive. Forget boring placards with tiny font sizes—here, you’ll find informative descriptions that crack jokes, puns, and even drop a few Bollywood references. I couldn’t help but chuckle my way through the exhibits. Who knew history could be so entertaining?

Now, let’s talk highlights. The Mauryan Empire exhibit is like a Bollywood blockbuster, but with ancient coins, pottery, and jaw-dropping sculptures instead of dance numbers. I felt like a time-traveling superstar as I soaked in the grandeur of that era. And guess what? The museum even has virtual reality experiences that let you become an honorary Mauryan emperor or empress. Talk about a royal treatment!

Oh, and let’s not forget the museum’s commitment to inclusivity. They provide audio guides in multiple languages, making it easy for folks from all over the world to get in on the action. Plus, the staff is super friendly and always ready to share juicy tidbits about Bihar’s history. They’re like human history encyclopedias, but with a great sense of humor!
When nature calls, fear not! The Bihar Museum has clean restrooms that are as shiny as the ancient artifacts. And if you need to refuel after all that historical excitement, the cafeteria has you covered with snacks and drinks that will keep your energy levels high. Don’t forget to swing by the gift shop on your way out, where you can score some hilarious souvenirs that will make your friends giggle with envy.

In conclusion, the Bihar Museum is not your average snooze-fest of a museum. It’s a wild ride filled with laughter, awe, and a whole lot of history. So grab your friends, your family, or even a random stranger on the street, and make your way to this epic adventure through Bihar’s past. Trust me, folks, it’ll be a historic trip you won’t soon forget!

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Excellent post, dear team member @SauravBhagat !

Very well presented with very useful information too. The photos are nice & contextual also.

2300 years old Yakshini of Mauryan Empire looks gracious…

Thanks for sharing…

Regards…

:+1:

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Thankyou @TravellerG for your kind words of appreciation. I’ve learnt a lot from you.

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Wow… Fantastic post @SauravBhagat !!

I think this is the first time I see anyone referred about yakshini - the demi God/Godess from India. A wonderful post with nice narrative. It’s fascinating as you dive deeper into the Indian culture and heritage, isn’t it my friend?

Btw, if you haven’t yet participated in a challenge post here on connect then do it immediately as today is last day.

Here is the link.

Thanks for sharing with us.

Cheers!

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Thanks a lot @AjitThite for your kind words :slightly_smiling_face:

Yes, the Indian culture is quite fascinating. What we know is just the tip of the iceberg.

And thanks for the reminder my friend, I’ve participated in the challenge :slightly_smiling_face: Thanks again!!

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@SauravBhagat Thanks for the post.

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Hi @SauravBhagat ,

Thanks for sharing your fun experience at the Bihar Museum! It certainly made me want to add it to my bucket list - although I may not understand some of the references. :smile:

I believe the Travel section will be more suitable for your post since you’re introducing a great gem to visit. I’ll move the post there for you.

Can’t wait to see what other great spots you’ll share with us!

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What a fabulous virtual tour of a museum @SauravBhagat

Bihar is so drenched in rich ancient history; this museum seems to do justice to it and is a treat to anyone who would visit.

The photos and collages are wonderful too :+1:

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Hey @DeniGu I’m glad that you liked the place. Do visit there once, you’ll certainly love it.

Thanks for moving it to the TRAVEL section.