
A regional natural history museum featuring educational exhibits about wildlife, ecosystems, geology and the natural heritage of India.
The Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History is the fourth of its kind in India, specifically designed to showcase the rich biodiversity, geology, and ecology of the western region. The museum features extensive exhibits, lifelike dioramas, and educational displays detailing the flora and fauna of Rajasthan. It serves as an excellent educational precursor or follow-up to a jungle safari, providing deep insights into the delicate ecosystems you explore in the wild.
Engaging, lifelike displays showcasing various Indian ecosystems and wildlife.
Learn about the ancient geological formations of the Aravalli and Vindhya ranges.
Features a well-stocked nature library and documentary screenings.



10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed Mondays)
Free
Year-round
1-2 hours
Distance from The Jungle Heart: 4–5 km (Approx. 10 mins). Direct road access.
An excellent mid-day activity when the park is closed for safaris.
Highly recommended for families traveling with children.