Traditional dolls & puppets
Representations of regional traditions and craftsmanship.
A Colourful Journey Through Art, Culture and Imagination
Nestled within the Dr. Bhabendra Nath Saikia Children’s Park, the Dolls Museum celebrates the creativity and cultural diversity reflected in dolls and puppets.
The museum features a fascinating collection of traditional and modern dolls from Assam, various regions of India and other parts of the world.
From beautifully dressed regional figures and Bihu performers to mythological characters and contemporary toys, the exhibits offer a glimpse into different customs, artistic traditions and forms of storytelling.
Explore the traditions, characters and creative details that make this collection a delight for curious visitors of every age.
Representations of regional traditions and craftsmanship.
Miniature displays featuring Bihu dancers and musicians.
Characters inspired by Indian mythology and folklore.
Dolls showcasing traditional clothing and ornaments.
A delightful collection for young visitors.
Take a closer look at the exhibits, from the rhythm of Bihu to familiar characters and playful companions. Select a photograph to explore the details.
5 photographs in the collection
An enjoyable space for children and families to explore cultural heritage through imagination and discovery.
Colourful exhibits bring together creativity, entertainment and cultural learning. Traditional costumes, folk performers and storybook characters offer a welcoming introduction to different customs and artistic traditions.
Find the Dolls Museum within the Children’s Park at Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra, Panjabari, Guwahati.
Please confirm current timings and ticket details at the Kalakshetra visitor information counter.