Wax Museum

 

Wax museum is the newly added and most discussed graceful spot in recent days. Once upon a time in London’s Wax museum wax statues of Indians were made and were paid respect to them. The wax statues of Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Swami Vivekananda, Amitabh Bachan, Aishwarya Rai, and other prominent people are making noise in London. That work is still going on . The work of preparation of wax statues of Indian philanthropists are still intact.

But in Mysore, the wax museum established in a 90-year-old heritage building in 2010 has boasted as Karnataka’s biggest and first wax museum. More than hundred artworks made of wax are attracting tourists. Every day hundreds of tourists come by themselves to watch this place after checking in google. But we have methodically added this place in one day tour and haven’t forgot about it.

 

 

Do you have just an hour’s time in Mysore? Then without wasting time you can visit one of the famous tourist spots of Mysore, the wax museum. You can visit this place in half an hour which is open from 9 am to 6 pm and then indulge in your other work. Or if you take a one-day tour package in mysore, First you’ll visit Chamundi hills and then visit wax museum which is on the way. Do not miss to visit this place which costs Rs.30/- for Indian nationals.

 

 

This Wax museum located at the address Siddhartha layout, kurubarahalli, is 2 kilometer from Mysore Bus stand and 1 kilometer from Mysore zoo. It can be reached within 15 minutes from the heart of the city. This place costs Rs.30/- via rickshaw and by cabs, it costs Rs.150/-. If you have your aadhar card with you, you can reach the wax museum easily via one of the government plans, ‘trin trin’ cycle.