The museum is celebrated for its vast collection of artifacts that span from the prehistoric era to the early modern period, offering a deep dive into the archaeological and cultural evolution of Eastern India.

• Archaeological Treasures: It houses the famous Didarganj Yakshi, a masterpiece of Mauryan art, along with an extensive collection of stone and bronze sculptures from the Pala and Sena periods.

• Natural History Exhibits: Visitors can marvel at a 200-million-year-old fossilized tree trunk, which is one of the museum’s most unique and ancient displays.

• Terracotta and Art: The galleries feature a diverse range of terracotta figurines, coins from various dynasties, and beautiful Thangka paintings that showcase the artistic diversity of the area.

• Historical Relics: It is also known for preserving significant items from the British colonial era and personal belongings associated with the first President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad.