Siddhagiri Gramjivan Museum

Only the big cities such as London and Paris are wax figurines ... ... think again. You can almost be surprised to find that the museum covers an area of ​​7 acres, in ancient India you can capture the life of the whole country, in the Siddhagiri Museum Maharashtra Maharashtra State there is a magical statue It will be 80 scenes depicting the old country life. About 300 statues

Kaneri mathematics is a well-known shrine, Shiva temple. Legend in the 14th century, priest spirit animals said that this SH is installed. .

Kaneri math is well known, yet it is not well known museum Siddhagiri. The historian says the project is now a visual and symbolic creation of this project, Mathadhipati H. H. Adrushya Kadsiddheshwar Swamiji's imagination and hard work on the 27th say that it is a dream of the village of Mahatma Gandhi.

In the beautifully decorated cave the Siddhagiri Museum began drawing life Mahabharata, Ramayana and other famous figures. The main aim of the project is to provide self-sufficiency village life in modern Indian history. Before the Mughal Empire's invasion of India, Maharashtra State, there were 12 "BALUTEDARS" and 18 "ALUTEDARS" (12 major caste professions due to the occurrence of families and their representatives), they are all useful home life and Equipment that villagers provide to everyday necessities of agriculture. The museum depicts all 18 Alutedars, 12 Ge Balutedars and villages of all other roles and responsibilities

The museum shows about 300 statues, which make up about 7 acres, and has about 80 scenes. Beautiful environment and overall scenic makeup This place will be paradise of heaven. Show a small aspect of village life in a day, this is a good example of imagination, creativity and hard work with a perfect natural expression for these sculptures

Plan the entire museum in advance to arrive soon Carefully it is easy to explore all the content and take about 3-4 hours to learn and to explore

After visiting the museum Siddhagiri Gramjivan concluded that everything the ancient village is showing reflects the beauty, joy, satisfaction and unity of nature and human beings. It was suggested that we return to nature, not only to harmonize and balance nature, but to interfere with many other things beyond our imagination.

This place is easily accessible by taxi, or local transportation is very convenient. After that, turn right at the junction from Gokul Shirgaon village to Kaneri, about 15 km trip, please Bangalore NH 4 - Collapse. And talking in Dagestan a 4-5 km journey to reach the museum

The best season to visit: Siddhagiri Gramjivan Museum so this time it is a fun, seasonal temperature range between 14 - 30 degrees Celsius because the weather is an outdoor museum, so from February - November to winter, the most visited It is a good time.

The fantastic sculpture museum, Kaneri mathematics and Siddhagiri Gramjivan museum are one of the major attractions of Colleple. This place is located in the Shiva temple of Moola-Kaadsiddheswar in a quiet atmosphere not to be missed. But the highlight of this temple is that it shows the living and cultural way of the country. It depicts the history of the village before the invasion of the Mughal Empire. Here is a life-size sculpture, 7 acres. There are a total of over 300 statues. Kolhapur's kaneri math has huge ghoshala of hundreds of native species and cattle. In order to train cows of Indian varieties, 600 head of cattle powdered green tea founded ghoshala. Kaneri mathematics Goshala to save cows is famous for that

After visiting the museum Siddhagiri Gramjivan concluded that everything the ancient village is showing reflects the beauty, joy, satisfaction and unity of nature and human beings. It was suggested that we return to nature, not only to harmonize and balance nature, but to interfere with many other things beyond our imagination.

This museum shows various aspects of Gramjivan (rural life). Gram means Marathi village and life jivan means. This initiative is the dream of Mahatma Gandhi through the establishment of the Siddhagiri Gurukul Foundation through its vision and efforts. Historic depiction of self-sufficiency in Maharashtra State before invasion of Mughal Empire in rural life in the form of cement sculpture. Each sculpture comes to life, expressing village life activities everyday. There are 12 Balutedars (basically handicrafts), 18 Alutedars provides equipment and expertise to perform household tasks