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Leh 194101,Ladakh, India
Present
within the palatial residential compound of Ladakh's erstwhile royal family,
the Stok Palace Museum provides a peek into the heritage of this secluded
valley. The royal family of the region resided in this palace, until Zorawar
Singh invaded Dogra and banished them from here. This large palace museum
has only a small part open for visitors. Precious artefacts and relics
related to Ladakh's old monarchy are well-preserved in this museum, which
particularly attract historians and anthropologists. Ancient coins, royal
seals, regal costumes, precious jewellery and photographs are also displayed
here. This palace museum has a separate room for exhibiting the warfare
equipment of Ladakh's kingdom, where people can see an impressive assortment
of swords, shields, bows, arrows, quivers and guns. In simple words, the
Stok Palace Museum is a place where visitors get familiarised with the
splendid heritage of this Himalayan kingdom.
Opening
Closing Time : 08:00 am - 05:00 pm. Open all
days
For Kids : Visiting the Stok Palace
Museum is a wonderful chance for children to know about the legacy of Ladakh.
Entrance Fee Rs. 50 per Person
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