Pratap Gaurav Kendra, also known as the National Pilgrimage, houses statues depicting qualities like bravery, sacrifice, and valor, such as Mahimahendra, Yavadarya, Kulkamal Divakar, Ravikul Bhushan, Maharaja Adhiraj, Raj Rajeshwar, Shri Ekalinagnath Devan, Hindu Suraj, and Maharana Shri Pratap Singh, narrating the tales of valor and bravery of Mewar and Maharana Pratap through visual displays, exhibits, and audio-visual presentations. The center serves as a means to convey the glory of Mewar and the saga of Maharana Pratap to the masses. Visitors can witness various paintings, mechanical structures, and audio-visual displays that evoke a sense of pride. The museum provides free guides to help visitors understand and view the entire collection.

Statue Of Pride

 Maharana Pratap: A 57 feet tall statue of Maharana Pratap in the renunciant posture is installed on a mountain in the Pratap Gaurav Center. The statue is crafted from eight metals and is a masterpiece by renowned sculptors Shri Mahavir Murtikar and Laxman Vyas of Jaipur. The statue weighs approximately 4 tons and depicts Maharana Pratap in a regal pose, showcasing his valor and warrior spirit. The statue is commonly referred to as the “Statue of Pride.

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Major Attraction
Bharat Mata Mandir, Bharat Darshan Dirgha, Art Gallaries of Maharana Pratap painting, Mechanised Gallaries, Water pound, cloak room, 57 feet statue of Maharana Pratap, Marvellous statue of Swamibhakt Chetak , Meera Bai and Documentary film on Mewar history. Apart from this cafeteria, market, drinking water, parking etc are also ready.
OUR TEAM
Our team is your team. Meet the innovative, driven and creative team of Pratap Gaurav Kendra

Prof. Bhagawati Prakash Sharma

President
Veer Shiromani Maharana Pratap Samiti

Mr. Deepak Kumar Shukla

General Secretary
Veer Shiromani Maharana Pratap Samiti

Anurag Saxena

Director
Pratap Gaurav Kendra
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History Of Pratap
About Maharana Pratap

Maharana Pratap, the lover of freedom, saintly king, may succeed in instilling patriotism in us and may inspire us to exert for the protection of Dharma, culture and society.

It is with this aim that this picture gallery is being presented. Let us go through it with a feeling of reverence. Udaisingh was saved thanks to the incomparable sacrifice of Pannādhāy. He was married to Jayavanti Devi, daughter of Akherāj Sonagarā.

From the womb of this queen Pratap was born on May 9, 1540 (Jyestha Shukla 3, V.S. 1597). The birth of Pratap coincided with the capture of Chittorgarh by Udaisingh after vanquishing Banbeer.

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