37 समीक्षाHasta Shilpa Heritage Village Museum Opp: Hotel Lake View, Alevoor - Manipal Rd, near Christ Church, Manipal, Karnataka+91 820 257 4577heritagevillagemanipal.orgएक संपादन का सुझाव दें ಹಸ್ತ ಶಿಲ್ಪಾ ಹೆರಿಟೇಜ್ ವಿಲೇಜ್ ಮ್ಯೂಸಿಯಮ್
This place is a must visit once you are in Manipal. A place of priceless heritage pieces, where you get to learn how our forefathers of different cultures lived. We were fortunate to have had Mr. Srinivas Shenoy (son of the person who built this place). He explained that his father wished to preserve ancient heritage and started acquiring all these pieces with hardly any means. Truly heartening story!
This place is kept well maintained and spotlessly clean. There are about 24different houses to visit and admire, which should take you between 1.5-2hrs. Ticket costs Rs. 300 for adults, but totally worth it.
A must visit place for travelers, students and people interested in Karnataka architecture and culture. Well preserved and beautiful arrangement. Can spend about two hours.
Great place to visit! The place conserves and showcases the traditional vernacular houses of karnataka. It will give you a feel of living in the houses of the olden times!
Manipal is a throttling City, where you always heard roaring buses, trucks, and flying people here to there. After you enter here, you will forget where you are and enter a new era. Every house tells you a different story and tells you about your culture, heritage, and architecture. The fee is quite high but for 300 you can make time travel that's not a bad deal.
This is a fantastic place to visit if you are interested in the cultural and architectural history of different houses of Karnataka. It's a living museum in the sense that the houses, temples or structures from different periods of Karnataka's history. A multisensory treat!
This place has surprised.still hard to belive how a person can be so passionate about heritage and make such a beautiful village. Peshwa wada of Pune. Mudhol house.traditional house from.kerala.all these are so so beautifully re-structured.so much effort has gone into making this place. Guys it's worth a visit.they need more and more people to visit so that they can maintain this place.
Very strange that most of manglorians are unaware of this beautiful place. Things to remember before visiting.students and senior citizen charges is inr 150 whereas others will be INR 300. Try to be there before 3pm. Howvr try and have ur lunch before going as this will take good 2 to 3hrs if you wish to cover the entire tour. It's a fantastic restoration.its a must visit.
A time travel into the country's rich heritage and cultural treasure trove. 11 Heritage StructuresHouses of Malnad, South Canara, North Canara, Historical Structures from North Karnataka and many more. 8 Traditional Shrines Shrines from various parts of Karnataka which includes 13th century Harihara Mandir and 3 museums.
This is really a good place to visit for a cultural and heritage experience of the region. There are 23 houses to visit here and it takes roughly around 2 hours to visit the houses in detail. The price for adult was rs. 300 which I thought was a bit steep. Nearly 5 houses were closed. Considering I paid rs300 I expected all the houses to be open. It was not mentioned at the time of buying the ticket that some houses were closed. The houses are well maintained and gives us a good idea about the ways of living of the people who lived there in the past. It reminds me of my grandma's old house. Its a good place to relax and explore the history of the konkan region. The architecture of the houses is amazing. The woodwork, painting and many other ancient objects are well preserved. This is a must visit place with family and friends.
Hastshilpa museum is very beautiful and picturesque. It contains 23 houses and Village Market which are distributed in approximately 1.5 km area. 15 houses and market are open right now. They are also running one initiative where anyone can adopt any old house and can look after. A must visit place if you like to see old architectural style. One can spend 2.5-3 hours easily.
What a place! Amazing! The brainchild of Mr. Vijaynath Shenoy at Manipal. It is museum of different houses with different architectural style. A must visit and worth enjoying. One needs to spend 3-4 hours at ease and enjoy the monuments. Well preserved and maintained by staff.
This place consists of 23 different structures which is basically maintained in the form of village. It bears the beauty of old age houses, hospitals, essential shops and facilities. Each n every structure is well maintained and the information hung outside the house about particular structure impressed me a lot. Beautiful and must visit place
Beautiful place. Structures and interiors are amazingly done. If you're someone who loves taking aesthetic pictures, this is the place to be. We ended up taking 400+ pictures in 2 and a half hours.
Wonderful experience visiting this site. A big appreciation to all those involved in maintaining these. Had a chance to see lots of things that were used in ancient times and dont exist now or have evolved over the years.
We had a great time at this place. They have maximum kind of structure like Ancient, Vintage and 19th century homes with the articles. The great idea of playing Carnatic, Hindustani music (bgm/music track) while seeing each homes. This place is the best treat for History lovers. Overall satisfied & worth for the entrance ticket price. And we will get nice background to click more photos and selfie Must recommended in Udupi ️
This place is a time machine to the old era. One big applaud for Dedication of the founder Mr. Vijaynath Shenoy. Staff here are good and friendly all proud to work there. I personally loved my experience and time flies here. We spent 3 hrs here and I still felt like not leaving the place. Will visit every time I come somewhere near. Short of words to explain the beauty here. They charge 300 rs for adults and 150 rs for senior citizens and children. Which is totally worth.
A very well managed site indeed. You need to visit two consecutive days as walking trails are split into two and carried out on alternate days. Nonetheless, its a must see for heritage enthusiasts. Loved how every detail in the houses are authentically restored and recreated.
Amazing place for all the history lovers. It showcase 19 types of Old style housing structure. Ample parking space, drinking water available. Toilets at 3 locations are maintained clean. Free for kids below 10 years of age. 50% discount for kids above 10years age, student (require ID card as proof), senior citizens, entry price is Rs150. Entry ticket for Adult is Rs. 300.
Must visit if you are in udupi, just couple of kms from the mutt. Hats off to the people taking care of this, they have done a marvelous job of restoration of old homes ancient architecture. Gives a good glimpse of how the old architecture of homes were designed and how everything fit so nicely.
ಹಳೇ ಕಾಲದ ಜೀವನ ಚರಿತ್ರೆ ಬಿಚ್ಚಿಡುವ ಈ ಸ್ಥಳ. ಇಂದಿನ ಆಧುನಿಕ ಮಕ್ಕಳಿಗೆ ಈ ಸ್ಥಳ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಪಾಲಕರು ತಿಳಿಸಿ ಕೊಟ್ಟರೆ ಹಿಂದಿನ ಬದುಕು ಎಷ್ಟು ಉತ್ತಮ ವಾಗಿತ್ತು ಎಂಬ ಪರಿಕಲ್ಪನೆ ಮೂಡುತ್ತದೆ.
A must visit place. Heritage village museum. Its very near to manipal. Exactly near christ church and opposite to lakeview hotel. Never thought my place would have such a beautiful museum with such a beautiful theme. It has all olden houses n house hold items. Maintained really well. Great job by the management. It takes almost 2hours to see the complete museum. Mondays are holiday. Before visit you can call. You will easily get the contact details if u search in Google.
Wow. Amazing place to visit with family, friends and kids to show our heritage, art works, wood works, old age musical instruments and all items in one place.
Must-see place if you have an interest in heritage buildings.
The highlight, for me, was the home of a chieftain of the Vijayanagar kingdom. The magnificent woodwork of this room in a small outpost gave me an inkling of what was lost when the capital city at Hampi was burnt to the ground.
This kind of preservation of our heritage is highly commendable. I think a place like this can be a great addition to Hampi and other such places of current historical tourism value. Transplant heritage buildings of that era/kingdom to a "building heritage museum" so that people can get a sense of what life was like in those times.
This place displays a wide range of buildings, each carefully transplanted, rebuilt, restored, and preserved. Hats off to the founder and his dedicated staff.
It was a long planned trip to the Hasta Shilpa Heritage Village in Udupi and yesterday it finally came off. I had read about it in detail and wanted to honour the vision of Mr. Vijayanath Shenoy and the incredible efforts put in by him to conserve the architectural heritage of Karnataka which is fast vanishing under the force of modernization. The village is placed in a very peaceful locale. I myself was very pleased with the cawing of crows and the chirping of birds all around. An temple nearby also provided its own audio cues of bells and prayers. All the houses are neatly laid out and numbered. A virtual guide can also be downloaded onto your phone so that you can find out more about each house you enter. The carefully curated music playing in each house also added to the atmosphere. Some staff members were moving around in the grounds to keep an eye on the visitors and provide some guidance. The entire place has been kept very clean and even while we were there a team of ladies were moving from house to house dusting and mopping. Only unguided tours were available when we visited and an gallery of Ravi Varma paintings was locked up. On enquiry we were told that it was closed for renovation (?). Wish we were allowed to browse the museum's/ galleries as well.
Although there some non period items mixed in with period items, structures feel authentic and offer much needed cultural context to an otherwise quickly modernizing Udupi. Preserving these heritage structures is an important way to pass down culture to our future generations.
Self guided tour through a well maintained model of a heritage village. Very good for children and enthusiasts to see houses modelled around different cultures and centuries, the various households items used over time, the type of market places and shops, the ostentatious or simple lifestyle of different classes, and so on.
Must Visit Place! Extremely good place with old houses being brought from its place of origin and installed here. Excellent work. The feel you get by visiting this place is priceless. I encourage more and more people to visit and contribute.
1. Ample space for parking and friendly staffs. 2. Very clean and hygiene place.
A magical and painstakingly restoration of the traditional architecture of Karnataka. Time flew by as we paced through classic homes from different times and sections of the society, transported from their original location, from ruins to being reinstated back to full glory here. Not just the actual houses, but also the art, music and scents unique to each house add personal charm that helps transport you to that time and age! It is an inspiration to see 1 man's vision to save and display the traditional architecture of this region. And its true, all around the fast changing landscape of Udipi and Manipal, the cute vernacular structures are fast disappearing, being engulfed by malls and city style monolithic pigeon holes. So this may be the only place in the future where we will be able to witness the styles of homes of the bygone era. DO not miss this place!
