Imagimake Mapology Monuments of India Age Above 5 Years

Age 5+ Imagimake Mapology MP14 Monuments of India

₹549.00 Inclusive all Taxes

Make 13 miniature foam models of Monuments from around the world-includes 7 wonders of the world
Create all 13 models together- Each model is 3-5 inch in size
Involves fixing and gluing (glue provided)
Comes with detailed pictorial instructions for each monument
Size of Box – L-5
Colours & results may vary from these illustrated
AGE: 5 Years and above

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SKU: MP14 Category: Toys

Introducing the Age 5+ Imagimake Mapology MP14 Monuments of India, an innovative educational tool designed to introduce children aged 5 and above to the rich cultural heritage of India through its iconic monuments. This interactive and engaging kit is a perfect blend of fun and learning, providing children with a hands-on experience of exploring India’s architectural wonders.

Inside the kit, you’ll find a set of 14 beautifully crafted monument puzzle pieces, each representing a significant landmark from different regions of India. From the majestic Taj Mahal to the ancient temples of Khajuraho, every piece is intricately designed to capture the essence and grandeur of these monuments.

This not only enhances their spatial awareness but also fosters an appreciation for India’s diverse cultural landscape.

Age 5+ Imagimake Mapology MP14 Monuments of India

WHAT YOU GET: This puzzles for kids for age 5 to 7 includes 130+ pieces for Model Making, 10 Flags, 20 Info Stickers, 4 Patriotic Stickers, Guide Booklet with 50+ fun facts & instructions
REBUILD AGAIN & AGAIN: Bringing out the architect inside the child with our way of play – Build, Dismantle & Rebuild. Invite friends & rebuild the monuments again & again or take on a time challenge of building it the fastest
50+ FACTS TO LEARN: Which is the oldest monument of India? Did you know Red Fort was originally white in colour? Learn 50+ such interesting facts on Indian monuments while you snugly fit the 3D puzzle together
MESS FREE PLAY: Kids are free to express their creativity as they say goodbye to messy glue.