
Albert Hall Museum
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Rajasthan's oldest museum (1887) in a floodlit Indo-Saracenic palace — an Egyptian mummy, miniature schools and thousands of pigeons by day.
Why visit: The building outshines its own collection — and it glows purple at night.
- ›Egyptian mummy
- ›Miniature painting galleries
- ›Night illumination
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Best time
Oct–Mar (night façade)
Entry fee
₹40
Hours
9 AM – 5 PM, 7 – 10 PM
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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