Rallabandi Subbarao Government Museum

Rallabandi Subbarao Government Museum is an archaeological and history museum located in Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh. Established in 1967 and named after Telugu scholar and reformer Rallabandi Subbarao, it preserves the heritage of the Godavari region. The museum is notable for its collection of Paleolithic tools, ancient sculptures, coins, inscriptions, pottery, and palm-leaf manuscripts spanning from prehistoric to medieval periods, including Vijayanagara and Eastern Chalukya eras.

Visitors can expect a compact two-storey museum building set within Alcot Gardens in central Rajamahendravaram. Inside, galleries display stone tools, terracotta objects, ancient sculptures in stone and bronze, coins, copper plates, inscriptions, arms, and ethnographic objects. Exhibits are arranged chronologically with labels explaining the Godavari delta's history. The setting is quiet and educational, suitable for self-guided viewing and study of regional archaeology and art.