#Museums in Calcutta
Indian Museum- Indian museum is India's first and oldest museum, constructed in the 2nd century BC, during the Sunga period. India's best collection of Gandhara sculptures is here with a large number of Buddhist relics from the Mahayana period.
Central Museum- This is specifically ethnographic museum and has on view objects and specimens related to the different tribal and other communities of India.
Ashutosh Museum of Indian Art- It has interesting collections of patachitras, or painted scrolls from Bengal, playing cards, palm leaf manuscripts, ritual objects, toys and dolls alongwith the sculptures from Pala and Sena periods with its distinctive blend of Hindu and Buddhist styles.
Victoria Memorial Museum- The impressive Victoria Memorial houses a collection of the British colonial period. There are numerous oil paintings in the Royal gallery, illustrating episodes from Queen Victoria's long, eventful life and reign.

#Museums in Chennai
Government State Museum- This museum is famous for two important collections- sculptures from Amaravati and its famed Bronze Gallery. The Amaravati collection has panels, pillars, carved railings and Buddha statues of milky white marble from a Buddhist stupa excavated at Amaravati, Andra Pradesh.
Fort St. George Museum- The museum displays collection of portraits and paintings of former governors of Chennai as well as of English royalty.

#Museums in Jaipur
Central Museum (Albert Hall)- Situated in the midest of Ramnivas gardens, it is an imposing stone structure executed in the Indo-Persian style of architecture. The museum has a wide collection of miniatures from the Bundi, Kota, Kishangarh, Udaipur and Jaipur school of painting and ceremonial robes worn by kings and queens
.Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum- Situated in the Chandra Mahal Palace, the museum displays the ancestral collections of former maharajas- paintings, manuscripts, maps, carpets, textiles, costumes, weapons and decorative art objects depicting courtly life in Jaipur state between the 16th and 19th century.