Sanskriti Museum and Art Gallery

Sanskriti Museum and Art Gallery is a private museum in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, established in 1991 by environmentalist and artist Bulu Imam. Located in Hazaribagh town, it preserves the tribal and archaeological heritage of the North Karanpura Valley. The museum is noted for its collection of Sohrai and Khovar tribal paintings, stone tools, pottery, and artifacts from megalithic sites, documenting the region's prehistoric and indigenous cultural history.

Visitors can expect a small private museum complex with indoor exhibition halls displaying tribal paintings, archaeological finds, stone tools, pottery, and photographs of rock art and megaliths from the Hazaribagh region. The setting is a residential-cum-museum campus with curated galleries focused on Sohrai and Khovar art, prehistoric tools, and documentation of the cultural landscape of North Karanpura Valley. Guided explanation is often provided by the curators.

Established in 1991 by Bulu Imam, artist and convener of INTACH Hazaribagh Chapter, to preserve the archaeological and tribal heritage of the North Karanpura Valley. The museum documents prehistoric stone tool cultures, megalithic sites and rock art discovered in the Hazaribagh plateau and has played a role in highlighting the region's ancient history.

The museum is significant for preserving and promoting the tribal art traditions of Jharkhand, particularly Sohrai and Khovar mural paintings created by tribal women, as well as artifacts reflecting the living culture of indigenous communities of the Hazaribagh region. It serves as a centre for study and awareness of tribal heritage and folk art.