Explore AP State Archaeology Museum

This museum showcases a rich collection of archaeological finds, highlighting the region's Buddhist history.

Founded in 1963, originally named Andhra Pradesh Archaeology Museum, it is housed in a Nizam-era palace constructed for a princess. The Indo-Saracenic architecture complements the extensive exhibits that include Buddhist artifacts, an Egyptian mummy, and galleries featuring bidriware and kalamkari textile painting.

Must-See Treasures

🗿 Sculpture Gallery
💀 4500-Year-Old Mummy
🎨 Decorative Arts Gallery

Visitors can access the museum for free, making it a valuable experience for families, tourists, and history enthusiasts alike.