Ganga Singh Museum

Ganga Singh Museum is a well-known Bikaner site that has a large collection of archaeological finds going back to the Harappan and early Gupta periods. Maharaja Ganga Singh, the previous monarch of Bikaner, built the museum in 1937. The museum has areas dedicated to portraits, art and craft, terracotta, pottery, carpets, coinage, and old Rajput weapons.

The exhibit's highlights include Usta craftsmen's gilded gold leaf paintings on camel skins and Shahzada Saleem's Silk Robe. The museum's red sandstone edifice houses materials, hunting trophies, and archaeological evidence from civilizations that lived in the area between 320 and 1200 A.D.