Jaipur House

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It's a beautiful place with wonderful architecture with various galleries. And also got a chance to meet Sir, Jatin Das ji in his gallery, his art is very captivating . Ticket price is 20 rs per person.

It’s a nice building in India gate near high court. There is a national gallery of modern arts inside of it. Then there a three cafés top. One is cafe green lane , which is affordable and has a nice ambience. You can explore the gallery too. The cafe green lane closes at 8.30 pm. It’s a nice complex. Worth a visit.

This building is in India gate near high court. There is a national gallery of modern arts inside of it. Then there a three cafés top. One is cafe green lane , which is affordable and has a nice ambience. You can explore the gallery too. The cafe green lane closes at 8.30 pm. It’s a nice complex. Nice garden and well maintained, no photography inside the museum.

Jaipur House is truly a hidden gem nestled near India Gate in New Delhi. The building itself is a striking piece of architecture—a beautiful blend of colonial and Indian royal design, originally constructed around 1936 for the Maharaja of Jaipur. The dome structure and symmetrical layout give it an iconic presence. Now home to a modern art museum, Jaipur House offers a peaceful and enriching experience. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, showcasing a mix of traditional and contemporary Indian art. If you're someone who appreciates art, culture, and history, this is a must-visit. The surrounding area is clean and well-maintained, with lush green lawns and a calm atmosphere that lets you escape the usual Delhi hustle. It's also wheelchair accessible, which makes it inclusive and convenient for everyone. Staff members are polite and helpful, and the museum is not overly crowded, allowing you to take your time and truly soak in the artworks. There’s a sense of timelessness about the place that makes your visit feel special. Highly recommended for tourists, history buffs, and Delhi locals looking for a quiet cultural outing. Don’t forget to take a walk around the premises for some beautiful photo opportunities!

It is the former residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur. It was designed by Charles Blomfield, after construction of Lutyens' Delhi, in 1936. Today it houses the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), India's premier art gallery which was established here by Ministry of Culture in 1954. The structure has a butterfly layout and a central dome. The structure is clad in red and yellow sandstone. To the back of the palace is a large garden, which can be entered through the main ballroom on the ground floor. The ballroom is panelled in dark wood. Inside is the main hall underneath the central dome, with a large spiral staircase leading to the upper floor.