Bhadrakali Temple Archaeological Museum

The Bhadrakali Temple Archaeological Museum is located within the Bhadrakali Temple complex at Itkhori in Chatra district, Jharkhand, at the confluence of the Mahanad and Buxa rivers. It houses stone sculptures and artefacts excavated from the site dating to the 9th to 12th centuries. Notable for displaying Hindu, Buddhist and Jain relics together, the museum illustrates the region's syncretic heritage and Pala-era art and complements the active Bhadrakali Temple.

Visitors can expect a small museum hall within the Bhadrakali Temple complex displaying excavated stone idols, carved pillars, votive stupas, and fragmented sculptures of Hindu deities, Buddhist figures like Tara and Avalokiteshvara, and Jain Tirthankaras. The museum is set inside the temple courtyard near the river confluence. Visitors can view exhibits at close range and explore the adjoining ancient temple ruins and the active shrine area.