Baggi Khana - Jaipur, Rajasthan, India - Carriages and Coaches on Permanent Display on Waymarking.com

Baggi Khana (Carriage House) is a museum in the City Palace complex where a collection of old carriages, palanquins and European cabs adopted as baggis to Indian situations are on display. The baggi which attracts attention is the one gifted by Prince of Wales to the Maharaja in 1876, called the Victoria baggi. Also on display here are the mahadol, a palanquin with a single bamboo bar that was used to carry the priests and a rahta (chariot) that was used for carrying the idols of Hindu gods in procession on festive occasions.

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Type and Quantity: Old carriages, palanquins and European cabs adopted as baggis Opening Hours: 9:30 to 17:00 (all 7 days a week) Visitors have to vacate the Museum galleries by 17:30 and the City Palace premises time at 18:00. It will remain closed full day at Dhulandi. The City Palace premises will be open for half day (from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 pm) on following days: Gangore and Teej. Admission Fee: Yes On-line Documentation: [Web Link]

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