Bastar Palace & Anthropological Museum
Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, India
The seat of the Kakatiya rulers of Bastar and the excellent tribal museum nearby — Ghotul models, ritual masks, weapons and the dhokra-and-bell-metal legacy.
Why visit: The royal-and-tribal story of Bastar under one roof.
- ›Palace facade
- ›Tribal-culture galleries
- ›Ritual masks
- ›Ghotul models
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Best time
Oct–Mar (museum closed Mon)
Entry fee
Free–₹20
Est. budget
₹100–400
Duration
2–3 hrs
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