About Maharao Raja Bahadur Singh Museum :

This museum is housed in the Moti Mahal, where the current royal descendents live. It is an extraordinary celebration of the lives of the more recent royal members. The first hall is stuffed with stuffed wildlife, chiefly tigers shot by Indian, British and American luminaries. Most visitors are dumbstruck by the tigress with two cubs – all shot by ‘Mr Milton Reynolds, inventor of the ball point pen, in 1953 at Bhimlat’. Other halls contain royal portraits and arrays of weapons.

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Maharao Raja Bahadur Singh Museum is located with Moti Mahal, where the current descendants of the royal family continue to live. The first building contains stuffed wildlife. There were rows of stuffed animals skins that were killed by the Maharaja and his friends. We felt awful walking through the building. It is a pity to see how recklessly these beautiful animals have been killed.

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Locations in Bundi

• Bundi Palace
• Chitrashala
• Maharao Raja Bahadur Singh Museum