Bodhgaya Archaeological Museum is an archeology museum in Bodhgaya, Bihar, India, located in close proximity to the Mahabodhi Temple complex. Established in 1956 by the Archaeological Survey of India, it displays various sculptures, artifacts, and antiquities related to Buddhism and Hinduism from the 2nd century BC. to the 11th century, including some Mauryan, Gupta, and Mughal period objects and coins.
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In an indoor gallery, visitors can see all the Das Avatara or incarnations of
The museum has two galleries and an open courtyard and two terraces with various antiques. The first gallery shows the sculptures depicting the crowned Buddha in Bhumis par Samudra, Maitreya, a standing image of Manjusri, Buddha images in a different posture, a standing Yakshi figure, a balustraded pillar depicting Surya, a tablet depicting represents Buddha Sahasra and much more. Sculptures associated with Buddhist and Brahmani beliefs are the main attractions in the second gallery, including a panel of