“Sarnath Museum has ancient sculptures, antiquities, and the Lion Capital of Ashoka. The museum was designed by James Ransome on the pattern of a Sangharam or a vihar. The museum has five galleries and two verandahs showcasing artifacts found in Sarnath, dating from the third century BC to the twelfth century AD. Entry is free for children under 15, and guide services are available. Guide services are available, and there are separate toilet facilities for differently-abled individuals. The Sarnath Museum is historically significant as the site where a new order of monks (Sangha) and a new religious doctrine (Dhamma) were established. The museum has a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot.”
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