Photograph Trail

The Museum reintroduced previously created trails, on its website, for audiences to virtually experience the Museum and its collection.

The Photograph Trail, created in 2019 for World Photography Day, 19th August, was re-purposed and introduced on the virtual platform. Viewers could thus dive into a collection of 9 photographs, and experience different portions of the palace, from the comfort of their home.

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The Photograph Trail

Safety Measures and FAQ

Bearing in mind the responsibility to make its audiences aware of the current situation, and what is expected out of them for their own good and that of others, the Museum time and again put out visuals as a message to the audience. Some of these were in the form of graphics, while others were based out of the Museum's own collection. This dual approach of sensitization and learning was well received.

A list of Frequently Asked Questions was also charted out and made available on the website, and publicized on other social media platforms. It sought to prepare visitors for the opening up or unlocking of the Museum.

The Museum Care Protocols

Message to stay safe

India Lost and Found

India Lost & Found, by Mr. Amit Pasricha, through its photographic documentation, in a country teeming with heritage, attempts to preserve and share the essence of her history.

They have been actively engaging audiences on social media platforms, and creating conversations on this very subject.

Extensive photography of The City Palace Museum, Udaipur has been undertaken by India Lost and Found, in the past, and shared on their platforms. Some of these were re shared on the Museum's social media handles.

Several professionals associated with the Museum have contributed to India Lost and Found by way of content, the most recent being that on Surya Chopad, written by Ms. Chelsea Santos, Assistant Curator.