Massive Scale: The Abhay Prabhavana museum, inaugurated on November 5th, 2024, is being hailed as India’s largest museum dedicated to Jain philosophy and culture. It sprawls across 3.5 lakh square feet within a 50-acre campus along the Indrayani River.
Immersive Experience: The museum features 30 galleries showcasing Jain values and teachings through cutting-edge technology, including audio-visual displays, animations, virtual reality, and interactive systems. It also houses numerous artworks, sculptures, and replicas.
Five Journeys: Visitors can embark on five distinct journeys within the museum, exploring Jain philosophy, history, the path to happiness, and Indic values. An outdoor nature trail complements the indoor exhibits.
Accessibility and Future Plans: The museum aims to attract over 2,000 visitors daily and is wheelchair accessible. Plans are in place to create a dedicated children’s museum within the campus to cater to younger audiences.
Notable Inauguration: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, along with other dignitaries and spiritual leaders, inaugurated the museum, emphasizing its role in inspiring future generations and promoting societal development.