This place is basically a visual biography of Gandhi. Every event of his life is represented by an image which is either a photograph or a sketch.One can quickly lose interest here as the texts for the images arent placed conveniently, has no air conditioning, no guide, no audio tours etcIts highlight is that one may find documents and rare pictures of Gandhi which is not easily available online.
This complex houses various things which I will mention below:Generic information first - toilets are neat and clean. There is a mini canteen inside the complex and a full service canteen in the parking lot. Food is good, quantity sufficient and prices reasonable. One can also buy evergreen Choley Kulcha for Rs20 a plate outside the parking lot from a street vendor. Parking is free. Souvenir shop is there in parking lot. This complex along with Rajghat, deserves a day worth of visit.Museum - it consists of hundreds of photographs and paintings of his lifetime of work with detailed descriptions. It is structured in rooms in progression and also houses the boat in which he traveled, the jeep in which his body was carried for cremation and more things. Entry is free. It is very well ventilated which makes it difficult to spend sufficient time during extreme winters or summers.Journey through sculptures made of mud - they are also in the process of installing touch screen informative computer screens.Khadi Outlet - this is where various types of garments are made from Khadi cloth and are sold here too. Decent collection.Library - tons of books, free for all to read here.Books outlet - where they sell books.IGNOU - Office of Indira Gandhi National Open University. Always crowded by College goers and their parents to collect books and other work.Khadi Gram Udyog Training Center - where trainings are conducted on various things often sold through Khadi Outlets like honey business.Industrial Training Center - an excellent place which offers short term courses for a long list of vocations.Incubation Center - which organizes half day workshops on various businesses followed by active assistance in guiding to scale and run a business.
I was glad to see museum of one of the greatest personality ever born
A must visit museum for kids. Real accesories of Mahatma Gandhi ji are kept there. From the charkhas to the bullet he was shot from. Its an open for all, and no guidance will be provided. Its a two storey building with all history about MG. There is no food service in the campus, except a small shop which doesnt really have much of options other than a samosa and chhach.The museum is overall good. Its not very fancy, a little boring at times.
Peaceful as well as quite beautiful and specially for bookworms there is a library
This is not a proper Museum as such but Gandhi Darshan, it showcases life of Mahatma through 100s of photo-pictures.The different phases of Mahatmas life are categorised and given a seperate compartment.Special Attractions: the boat used during Dandi March 1930 and the vehicle used to carry his mortal remains, miniscule Sabarmati Ashram models.This premises is mainly visited by Gandhian Scholars,Drinking water available. No entry fee,
Entire life of Gandhi ji is preserved beautifully.
The Mahatma Gandhi Sangrahalaya is a museum themed on the martyred Father of the Nation Bapu Mahatma Gandhi, located just opposite to his memorial at the Rajghat. It is a large complex with an upasanalaya themed upon Sabarmati Ashrama, exhibitions of the charka, and a huge collection of photographs of the life of Gandhiji and things he used in his lifetime. Photography/Videography is not allowed within the museum.
Though it was an official meeting but really liked the freshness of the place.
A well maintained place. Very big area where we can enter at free of cost. Much place allotted for garden so that kids can have much joy
Nice Place
One should go to this museum. You can know more about Gandhis life, family, work and journey. The museum have a lot of photos and explanation in Hindi and English language which will make it easier to understand. You can enter it without tickets as it is free for all. I highly recommend it for people who wanted to know more about one of the most remarkable leaders in the world
Truth is Power . Mahatma Gandhi life depicts truth
Very good and interesting place. One can completely know about life of Mahatma Gandhi here. Very knowledgeable place. Very good antique things are also present.
The bullet that killed him, his loincloth stained with his blood, the wristwatch he carried in his last days, its all there.The library is one cool place if you want to educate yourself on Gandhiji or about Indias Independence in general. Its free. Theres also a movie room where they show a documentary on him every Sunday.
Remembering the father of our nation. Youll be able to see a lot many things used by the great man, including the dress with the blood marks (used during his final moments). It will be a journey through the life and lifestyle of the great Mahatma. Youll be reminded of some of major incidents in our struggle for independence. A learning opportunity in the areas of our history.
Nice place for learning
Rajghat close till Corona end.Check date 13/12/2020
Rashrpita means father of Nation.Mahatma means the great soul. So he was, till day we know him as a person leader and had his great roll in freedom struggle of India the great nation from the rule of British Empire.He did lot more for Independent India also
Memorabila... you will find many interesting things you will ever not know
One of the most important musuems of Gandhi. Even has the recording of his heartbeat and the clothes he wore when he was shot. The bullet that killed him is also there.
This museum has all about Mahatma Gandhi. His recorded voice which you can listen using telephone receiver. You can reach here easily from ITO metro station or IP metro station. Raj Ghat is also at walking distance from this museum.
There is a lot to see here, so give yourself some decent time. Can get really noisy and hard to move in the week given school trips. The building itself is quite dated as is the manner in which artifacts are kept. Quite strange given Gandhis legacy.
Amazing place to know Gandhi ki n his ideology
This is nice place to remember Mahatma Gandhi... There is full of life stories in pictures..👍💟I uploaded some photos but there are more than 300 photos
Nice place to be.. the khadi handkerchief is one nice thing u would have with the ticket
Here is everything relating to gandhijis life. From his pen to the replica of his room and his ashram.
Truly Mind boggling experience...must go to place...
It was nice you see you also like it. There were pictures of indhira Gandhi ,Rahul Gandhi ,rajvi Gandhi etc but. It was very nice
Beautiful place
Beautiful 😍
Good for spend half day to learn about Ganhdis life
Everything you want to know about Mahatma Gandhi is here.. Its all shown with the help of pictures and letters written by Gandhi himself. Must visit place
It is not a proper Museum but Gandhi Darshan, it showcases life of Mahatma through 100s of photo-pictures. The different phases of Mahatmas life are categorized and given a separate compartment. Special Attractions: the boat used during Dandi March 1930 and the vehicle used to carry his mortal remains, miniscule Sabarmati Ashram models. This premises is mainly visited by Gandhian Scholars, Drinking water available. The Mahatma Gandhi Sangrahalaya is a museum themed on the martyred Father of the Nation Bapu Mahatma Gandhi, located just opposite to his memorial at the Rajghat. It is a large complex with an upasanalaya themed upon Sabarmati Ashrama, exhibitions of the charka, and a huge collection of photographs of the life of Gandhiji and things he used in his lifetime. Photography/Videography is not allowed within the museum. This place is basically a visual biography of Gandhi. Every event of his life is represented by an image which is either a photograph or a sketch. One can quickly lose interest here as the texts for the images arent placed conveniently, has no air conditioning, no guide, no audio tours etc. Its highlight is that one may find documents and rare pictures of Gandhi which is not easily available online. Remembering the father of our nation. Youll be able to see a lot many things used by the great man, including the dress with the blood marks (used during his final moments). It will be a journey through the life and lifestyle of the great Mahatma. Youll be reminded of some of major incidents in our struggle for independence. A learning opportunity in the areas of our history.
If you want to get an idea about who was Mahatma Gandhi you should must visit here.
Very peaceful place ... every should go once ..there are many things to learn from Gandhi ji and his life
Nice place to visit, articles of MK Gandhi are there.IGNOU center is also there. Here, Gandhi smriti is also established and it is near to Rajghat. Very peace ful place and attractive for the nature lovers.It can be approached by Bus route easily in Delhi.
The museum where daily uses things of bapu is conserved to show the culture of ancient times and his work to make india free from britishers and many books and novel written by bapu is well maintained and preseved here.Shot gun khadi and all his groceries and utensils are stored here.
If you love to see historical places then this place is Haven for you
Apart from a few artefacts from Ghandis life the museum does not have an impressive collection. Probably not worth a visit if you only have a few days in Delhi.
No words Amazing place it is
The National Gandhi Museum or Gandhi Memorial Museum is a museum located in New Delhi, Indiashowcasing the life and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum first opened in Mumbai, shortly after Gandhi was assassinated in 1948. The museum relocated several times before moving to Raj Ghat, New Delhi in 1961.
The National Gandhi Museum or Gandhi Memorial Museum is a museum located in New Delhi, India showcasing the life and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum first opened in Mumbai, shortly after Gandhi was assassinated in 1948. The museum relocated several times before moving to Rajghat, New Delhi in 1961.Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated on 30 January 1948. Shortly after his death, collectors began searching India for anything of importance about Gandhi. Originally the personal items, newspapers, and books related to Gandhi were taken to Mumbai. In 1951, the items were moved to buildings near the Kota House in New Delhi. The museum moved again in 1957 to a mansion.In 1959, The Gandhi Museum moved for a final time to Rajghat, New Delhi next to the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum officially opened in 1961, on the 13th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhis assassination, when Dr. Rajendra Prasad, then President of India, formally opened the new location.The Gandhi Museums library is both a showcase for Gandhis work and a general studies library. The books are divided into two sections, those written by or about Gandhi and books on other subject matters. There are currently over 35,000 books or documents in the museums library. The library also has a collection of 2,000 periodicals in both English and Hindi chronicling the life of Gandhi.
Mahatma Gandhi is very famous in India as “Bapu” or “Rastrapita”. The full name of him is Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. He was a great freedom fighter who led India as a leader of the nationalism against British rule. He was born on 2nd of October in 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat, India. He died on 30th of January in 1948. M.K. Gandhi was assassinated by the Hindu activist, Nathuram Godse, who was hanged later as a punishment by the government of India. He has been given another name by the Rabindranath Tagore as “Martyr of the Nation” since 1948.
If you want to know about Mahatma Gandhi, The Father of the Nation India you must go there..
Beautiful place near to rajghat...very peacefull place....you can go with your family and with childrens...here many things available in memory of mahatama Gandhi ji... totally comfortable place.
Nice place to understand the life of mk gandhi.
Great place
Want to meet Gandhiji come and meet Gandhiji...
Peaceful and quiet natural...lovely placs
Life events of mahatma gandhi captured.. More original things of mahatma than in sabarmati ashram
Wonderful place to educate oneself.
Gandhi smriti is another museum which is located opposite to national gandhi museum. Gandhi letter to Hitler during second world war, huge boat used by Gandhi and the jeep which is used during cremation of Gandhi can be seen.
You can find everything related to gandhi ji including voice of Gandhi ji.
HISTORICAL place you will come to learn more.
It is the best place in delhi
Best place to Remember bapu !
Best place to know, feel Mahatma Gandhi ji
Nice place about BAPU......
Amazing
Awesome place for tour
Peaceful place..
Best museum in rajghat
Place where you can have a view of things which Gandhi as used
It is a wrong location on the map, but it is only the parking place for the Raj Ghat; you have to move to the west side of the road.
Nice place
Nice view
Wonderful place ..
Must visit this place with friends
Great experience
What a collection of Of history..
Nice place
Nice
Nice place
Historical memories of gandhiji
Guides of the museum unwillingly to help
Nice
Great place
Good.
Awasome place
Loved it..
Amazing!!
Nice
Instructions
Father of nation