Jalan Museum, Patna, Bihar India

The museum holds the private collection of jade, Chinese paintings and silver filigree work of the Mughal period. It is constructed at the site of Sher Shah's fort.

The Jalan Museum was established by late Shri Diwan Bahadur Radha Krishna  Jalan with his entire collection of art objects in the year 1954. It is a  private museum housed in a purposely built building by the founder himself. The  collection of objects - numbering to about ten thousand - belonged mostly to  the modern period, include those of stone, metal, terracotta, ivory, glass and  porcelains. Besides, a few manuscripts may also be mentioned to the credit of  the museum. Of the art objects, many are European and a few from the  far-and-near-eastern countries of Asia.