Pillalamarri Museum: 800-Year-Old Wonders & Stone Age Tools Await!

• The district museum near Pillalamarri in Mahabubnagar houses rare sculptures and ancient artifacts from the 6th to 16th centuries.
• Main attractions include sculptures from Juralla, the Juralla Pavilion, and Amarabadi artifacts, located near the 800-year-old Pillalamarri banyan tree.
• Inaugurated in 1976, the museum expanded with the Juralla Pavilion in 2019, showcasing exquisite sculptures from state excavations.
• It preserves artifacts from the Middle Stone Age, Chalukya to Vijayanagara periods, including Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain sculptures.
• Displays feature prehistoric tools, coins, pottery, daggers, swords, and idols from various eras, open daily except Fridays and public holidays.