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#10 of 40 Tourist attractions in Mysuru #3 of 8 Museums in MysuruLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
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- What is the rating of Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum?
- Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 5,503 reviews.
- How does Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum rank in Mysuru?
- Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum is #10 of 40 Tourist attractions in Mysuru by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum located?
- Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum, Chamundi Hill Road, JC Layout, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India — 2.0 km from the center of Mysuru.
- How can I contact Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum?
- Phone: +91 80 2235 2828
Visited the seashell museum in Mysuru – amazing shells from everywhere! Dr. Radha Mallapa's 40 years of work is incredible. Plus, it's conveniently walking distance from the sand museum, and tickets are just ₹60 per adult. A must-see spot!
good art work sea shells 🐚, it is amazing to know she took 5 to 8 years to complete each model. Rather than wasting money on surgery food items, it was worth visiting this place and encouraging artist to keep the hard work.
Entry fee is 60rs per head. Replica of Monuments were created using different Sea shells. There are many attractive art which was made of waste like onion peel, wood, pista shells. Different paintings were displayed. Really good place to childrens and people who loves art
Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum is a one of a kind museum in Mysore Located near Chamundi Hills just 3.5 KM from Mysore Palace,
Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum in Mysore which houses the Guinness World Record Sea Shell Sculpture of Lord Ganesha along with various other sea shell artifacts and different art forms. In addition to exhibits made of shells and conchs here, you can see a variety of beautiful artwork made of waste materials. 22 ft. Lord Ganesha sculpture using seashell is the World's largest seashell sculpture and got recognized by Guinness World Record, who certified it as the Largest SeaShell Sculpture which can be seen in the museum.
You can spend half an hour happily with your kids and family. The entry fee is Rs.60 each. I recommend this place to visit at the time of Mysore dasara because the city was cleaned and you can enjoy the museum with beautiful dasara lightings.
Guinness World Record Sea Shell Art Museum in Mysore which houses the Guinness World Record Sea Shell Sculpture of Lord Ganesha along with various other sea shell artifacts and different art forms. In addition to exhibits made of shells and conchs here, you can see a variety of beautiful artwork made of waste materials. 22 ft. Lord Ganesha sculpture using seashell is the World's largest seashell sculpture and got recognized by Guinness World Record, who certified it as the Largest SeaShell Sculpture which can be seen in the museum.
You can spend half an hour happily with your kids and family. The entry fee is Rs.60 each. I recommend this place to visit at the time of Mysore dasara because the city was cleaned and you can enjoy the museum with beautiful dasara lightings.
It's a good place to visit if you have 1 to 1.5 hours to spare.
It has lots of beautiful sculptures made purely from sea shells.
And one of the sculpture has even received Guinness World Record award.
The entry fee is very nominal.
It has lots of beautiful sculptures made purely from sea shells.
And one of the sculpture has even received Guinness World Record award.
The entry fee is very nominal.
This is the place where Guinness record seashell models are kept.
Great thing done, kudos to the concentration went into making all of the models done and kept in this place.
Great to see church, Ganesh and tajmahal models. Prity big models and very beautifully crafted.
Eye catching models, visit this and see the record model once to see great work.
Great thing done, kudos to the concentration went into making all of the models done and kept in this place.
Great to see church, Ganesh and tajmahal models. Prity big models and very beautifully crafted.
Eye catching models, visit this and see the record model once to see great work.
This place is situated on the way to Chamundi hills, at the foothills. It's just a little further away from the sand museum. This place has a 60 rupees entrance fee.
The people who contributed to creating these beautiful sculptures out of the millions of sea shells they gathered have my utmost respect. The number of seashells gathered to realise this museum and the amount of work that has gone into it to produce such detailed artwork is commendable!
You'll see various themes of sculptures inside made purely with various types of sea shells. There's a sculpture of St Philomena's cathedral (famous church in Mysuru), a couple of 10-12 foot Ganapathi, the gorgeous looking Taj Mahal of course and plenty of types of sea shells displayed.
You need to visit this place!
The people who contributed to creating these beautiful sculptures out of the millions of sea shells they gathered have my utmost respect. The number of seashells gathered to realise this museum and the amount of work that has gone into it to produce such detailed artwork is commendable!
You'll see various themes of sculptures inside made purely with various types of sea shells. There's a sculpture of St Philomena's cathedral (famous church in Mysuru), a couple of 10-12 foot Ganapathi, the gorgeous looking Taj Mahal of course and plenty of types of sea shells displayed.
You need to visit this place!
Amazing art and unbelievable creation made by sea shells.
The museum area is small but the art work done is excellent.
They also have many accessories and other toys for sale as well.
The idol of Lord Ganesha was one of the major attraction of this museum.
She got her name in the Guinness book of world record for this idol. The replica of St. Philomena's cathedral and Taj mahal was spectacular.
This museum is located on the way to Chamundi Hills.
Do visit this place 👌
The museum area is small but the art work done is excellent.
They also have many accessories and other toys for sale as well.
The idol of Lord Ganesha was one of the major attraction of this museum.
She got her name in the Guinness book of world record for this idol. The replica of St. Philomena's cathedral and Taj mahal was spectacular.
This museum is located on the way to Chamundi Hills.
Do visit this place 👌
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