Melody world wax museum

With a theme of music, Melody World Wax Museum is one of the popular sightseeing places of the city. Located only 3 km away from Life-size wax statues in native attires are a few of the major attractions at this museum. Display of a wide array of musical instruments, life size statues of musicians playing various instruments in out of the ordinary sets make this museum a place worth visiting. Established by an IT professional named Shreeji Bhaskaran in 2010, this unique museum was built as a tribute to all the musicians of the world. History of Melody Wax Museum Melody Wax Museum is the result of unwavering hard work of an IT professional named Shreeji Bhaskaran. Bangalore based, Shreeji Bhaskaran conceptualised and developed this museum which was started in the month of October 2010. This museum is maintained and managed by sophisticated computer technology, which is applied by Shreeji Bhaskaran and his spouse Reena. This incredible work of wax was created in the honour of musicians across the globe. Mysore wax museum is not the only work of Mr. Shreeji Bhaskaran. Wax World at Ooty and wax museum in Goa are few of his other creations. Exhibits at Melody World Wax Museum / Melody World This wax museum is consisted of 19 galleries with each gallery presenting a unique experience of the world of music and arts. An approximate of 300 musical instruments, both Indian instruments and western instruments have been displayed here. The music instruments showcased here at the museu...

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• Category Museum and art gallery • Duration 30 - 45 Min • Mobile Voucher Accepted • Snacks counter Available • Guided Tour Available • Staircase Available • Couple Friendly • Baby Friendly • Restroom Available • Souvenir shop Available • Cctv Available • Security guard Available • Dustbin Available Ticket • Adult 30 INR • Children 30 INR • Mobile Camera 10 INR • still camera 10 INR • Video Camera 10 INR Melody World Wax Museum is a musical theme museum houses the largest collection of musical instruments in Karnataka Melody Wax Museum holds the privilege of being the third largest museum in India. Located at the panoramic garden below the Chamundi hillsonly 3 km away from Mysore Maharaja Palace very next to KARANJI LAKE.The building is over 90 years old and is a Mysore heritage building.Melody World Wax Museum is one of its kind in the world wax museum exhibits over 100 life-size wax statues and over 300 musical instruments categorized in various bands and stage settings. it hosts the largest collection of musical instruments in Karnataka. This wax museum consists of 19 galleries with each gallery presenting a unique experience of the world of music and arts. An approximate of 300 musical instruments, both Indian instruments and western instruments have been displayed here. The music instruments showcased here at the museum belong to various eras, ranging from traditional ones to the modern as well as indigenous music instruments depicting tribal music. It also has about ...

Melody World Wax Museum located in Mysuru and is definitely one of the must visit place. This museum is located just 3 km away from Mysore Palace and the museum's building is said to be more than 90 years old. They have carried the theme of music all over the building. It also boasts of having the largest collection of musical instruments in Karnataka. Varied kinds of musical instruments belonging to different parts of the country and ages have been displayed here. Life-size wax statues in native attires are a few of the major attractions at this museum. Display of a wide array of musical instruments, life size statues of musicians playing various instruments in out of the ordinary sets make this museum a place worth visiting. Melody Wax Museum is the result of unwavering hard work of an IT professional named Shreeji Bhaskaran. Bangalore based, Shreeji Bhaskaran conceptualised and developed this museum which was started in the month of October 2010. This museum is maintained and managed by sophisticated computer technology, which is applied by Shreeji Bhaskaran and his spouse Reena. This incredible work of wax was created in the honour of musicians across the globe. Mysore wax museum is not the only work of Mr. Shreeji Bhaskaran. Wax World at Ooty and wax museum in Goa are few of his other creations. Melody World Wax Museum operate from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM from Monday to Sunday. Find more How to reach Melody World Wax Museum By Road KSRTC operates different classes of direc...

WHAT THEHEEBEE SAYS ABOUT MELODY WAX MUSEUM Before I share my experience, I want to recollect few words - "beautiful", "proud", "amazing skills", "rich heritage", "salute". These are the feeling with which I came out after a detailed visit to Melody Wax Museum. I leave it to my readers if you still want to read the review further, or just want to visit and experience. Having said that, let me share some more details about my experience at Melody Wax Museum. This is a delayed post. I visited Melody Wax Museum before the Corona pandemic and lock-down. Please stay at home and stay safe this till these bad times are over. This is a beautiful wax statue and musical instruments' museum housed in a cozy 100 year old private house at Mysuru. The museum is setup and maintained without any government aid my its owners - Mr and Mrs Mahesh Urs. Museum displays more than 1200 different musical instruments collected my the Mr and Mrs Urs for over 15 years. The collection of musical instruments include modern, traditional, community ingenious and some extremely rare musical instruments - all maintained very well and in working condition. Wax museum is sponsored and owned by Mr Shreeji Bhaskaran who has made wax statues by himself and making of wax statues is his hobby. Wax statues include delicately created life-size statues of famous personalities and community setups depicting lifestyles of communities. Whole museum and its collection is amazing. For any visitor, it will give a beautif...

The Wax Museum at Mysore is aptly named as Melody World. The museum fascinates visitors through its display of various musical instruments in interesting settings, replete with life size wax statues of musicians playing the musical instruments. Since the museum is based on music and musical instruments it reflects the diverse kinds of musical instruments that have been in use across various parts of the country and the world since ancient times. This is a one-of-its kind wax museum in the whole world. The museum was established in October 2010 by a Bengaluru based IT professional named Shreeji Bhaskaran. It was created as a tribute to musicians from all over the world. Melody World – A truly charming world of music The wax museum takes its visitors on a 19 gallery tour comprising of 110 life size wax statues and more than 300 Indian and western musical instruments. The statues and instruments are exhibited in various bands and stage settings. Visitors are treated to an amazing representation of musical instruments covering from the Stone Age to Modern Instruments. The attractive exhibits of bands include Indian Classical Hindustani and Carnatic, Jazz, Rock, Hip Hop, Punjabi Bhangra, South Indian, Middle East, Chinese, etc. The museum also has lovely representation of tribal music and its instruments. There are a few exhibits that are more of social relevance than of musical relevance. For instance, a grand statue of the erstwhile king of Mysore, Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar...