Credit: Shubhanshu Gupta
Situated in the Chandela cultural complex, the Adivart Tribal and folk art museum in Khajuraho is a hidden gem. A must-visit attraction in Khajuraho, the museum showcases the customs and rituals of Madhya Pradesh’s tribal communities. In the proximity of the renowned Western group of temples, the temple is at a convenient distance in front of the Khajuraho bus stand.
History
The diversity of Madhya Pradesh’s tribal group is showcased through an extensive collection of tribal art, artifacts, and historical pieces. An ideal destination for history enthusiasts, there are over 500 tribal antiques like metal crafts, terracotta objects, masks, jewelry, folk painting, bamboo items, sculptures, and artworks displayed here.
The deep traditions of the tribal communities are represented through the profound artistic skills in the painting. Every stroke of the brush, chisel, or carving tool represents the artistic skills and deep-rooted traditions of the tribal communities.
Visiting Details:
Entry to the Adivart Tribal and Folk Art Museum is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except on Monday when it remains closed. A nominal entry fee of Rs. 10 is charged to visitors. So don’t miss the opportunity to buy original paintings that are available for purchase. Bring a piece of Madhya Pradesh’s artistic heritage into your own home.