Jaipur city’s dolls museum looks for more visitors
By ANITuesday, May 4, 2010
JAIPUR - Despite the thirty-five years old dolls museum in Rajasthan’s Jaipur city possessing around three hundred dolls from across the world, it witnesses only a few visitors.
Ironically, the museum receives only a few visitors.
Those who do visit, admire the beauty of the dolls.
“We got to see many dolls from different countries, cultures and states, in this museum. We got to know about their traditional wedding attires. This is a nice place and everybody should come here once,” said Vikas, a visitor The museum has dolls from India in one section and from different parts of the world in the other. These include United States, Canada, Latin American countries, Africa, Europe, and China.
“Basically, this dolls museum is divided in two parts. In the first part, we have dolls from different states of the country and in the second part; we have dolls from different countries of the world. We got these dolls from different embassies. The founder of this school made this museum in the fond memory of his sister,” said Avdhani, the owner of the museum.
Avdhani added that lack of interest among the travel guides and operators is a major reason for its low popularity.
The dolls represent the culture of these countries. (ANI)