Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal

It was an unplanned destination in our long streak of the places that we wanted to visit but it was a very nice, authentic rajasthani experience. Lok kala kendra is reserving the old lost artforms of rajasthan like different dance forms, musical instruments and others. It also trains people in some of the artform so they can teach others and tell stories about the rich history of rajasthan. Fortunately, we all experienced a live puppet show depicting different stories that existed here but for those 15 mins it seems as if it is happening right now. Sometimes unplanned things aren’t that bad.Cost - 50/- per person

फिर वहाँ से हम लोग जगदीश मंदिर गए।ये ऐसी जगह है जो बहुत ही शानदार है। यहाँ पर हमने कठपुतली का नाच भी देखा। और थोड़ा बहुत भील जाति के लोगों के बारे जानने का का मौका मिला। यहां का टिकट 20 रुपये है और विडियो कैमरा का 50 रुपये लगेगा।

Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum: For Art Lovers

I woke up around 6:30 in the morning and got ready to start the day filled with riding through udaipur and then enjoy the solo ride to kumbalgarh fort which was nearly 100 kilometres away from udaipur. I rented a scooty for the day and started my day trip after filling the petrol from a nearby station and went to bhartiya lok kala mandir which was a cultural heritage museum featuring life, tradition, art, folk dance and literature of rajasthan. I had tasty sandwich outside the place and bought an entry to the museum. This was rather a short walk but enriching experience throughout. The standout part was the puppet show which was elegantly performed.