Rajghat

The memorial to the cremation of Mahatma Gandhi. In the centre of a large park close to where he was assassinated. The memorial is simple and open. It is moving and thoughtful. There is a raised walkway with beautiful flowers all around.

A must place to visit, when you visit Delhi. The place is well maintained with elaborate lawns and gardens. Parking is also available. Footware has to be removed . Open racks are available for storing your Footware. The place is usually not crowded during weekdays. But sometimes schools come in groups.

Talking about Raj Ghat it is the place where MAHATMA GANDHI( bapu) were buried after death. This place have a important value for the people amoung the country and outside the country also as it is bapu place. Talking about assessbility to the place is very good as it is located in nation capital i.e. delhi. Tourist from the county and also outside the country visit this place quite friendly. The accommodation is also very good in that area. Once can easily find a hotel for their stay. The security measures is also very good to protect the tourist and the place also from the bad people of the

you are a family and thinking for a different spot to discover, choose RAJ GHAT. It being the memorial thiIn delhi there is many place to visit like Amar joyti, jantar mantar, akashardham, rashtapati bahvan, raj ghat, indira memorial and many more.

Raj ghat is memorical of national father mohandas karmchand gandhi. This is wonderful place where is many tourist and national leaders come to tribute mahatma gandhi.

This place has green garden and many green trees and small and big plants. This place is on main road in dalhi and everyone see this place. I like this place and I also tribute to mahatama gandhi. This place has IGNOU study centre and many student and learners come and tribute to mahatma gandhi. I suggest and recommended this place.

ng of Mahatma Gandhi has its significance. Go there you’ll find peace.

Just before the Amar jyoti, you’ll have to remove your shoes and enter the section of amar jyoti and the main spot.

Just above it is a huge garden, where you can sit and enjoy with your family, specially kids.

Thus, it is a combination of religious and fun spot.

The Rajghat at Delhi is the mausoleum made by the Government of India in the honour of the grat freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi.
It has the following features:
* Peaceful and Serene: Rajghat is a peaceful and serene place that allows visitors to reflect on the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation.
* Simple yet Poignant: The memorial itself is a simple black marble platform, reflecting Gandhi's principles of simplicity and non-violence. It's a poignant reminder of his immense contribution to India's independence struggle.
* Well-Maintained Gardens: The surrounding gardens are well-maintained and add to the tranquility of the place. It's a great place to relax and contemplate.

Raj Ghat is a memorial complex in Delhi, India, dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. The initial memorial, marking the spot of his cremation on January 31, 1948, consists of a black marble platform with an eternal flame at one end. Situated on Delhi's Ring Road, officially known as Mahatma Gandhi Road, a stone footpath leads to the walled enclosure that houses the memorial. Over time, the complex expanded to include memorials for other prominent figures, such as Jawaharlal Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Charan Singh, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, and others.

We visited early in the morning around 6 AM, taking a walk to the upper deck where shoes are allowed. The lower deck requires us to remove our shoes to walk towards the center of the field where the cremation spot is located. It's a peaceful place with many squirrels spotted. A visit of 30 minutes to an hour is sufficient. Security prohibits bringing food items like chips and cold drinks into the neat and clean area. Inside the premises, you'll hear songs like 'Hey Ram.' There are toilet facilities and wheelchair accessibility. We recommend visiting in the morning for a peaceful walk and to capture the scenic views through our lenses. Later, we headed to Sarvana Bhawan on Janpath around 8 AM for breakfast (Sarvana Bhawan opens at 8 AM)."

Beautiful memorial and was a pleasure to visit this. So quiet and peaceful. Planting was so bright and colourful. Good way to spend 15 minutes as a quick stop between places.

Nearest meteo - Delhi Gate
Entry fee - free
The place is quiet and peaceful. You have to open your shoes before entering the gandhi smriti. There is a security check for bags at the entrance. The place is very well maintained

Very peaceful place in Delhi considering how hectic all of Dehli is all the time. So if you are in Delhi and you want to have some breathing space and some peace of mind and go and visit this place.

Very peaceful and well maintained area, the santivan,just few meters away from The center, is a lovely place to spend a calm afternoon with family or friends.

Rajghat is the place if you like Gandhiji and want to know more. It's a beautiful place in the memory of Gandhiji and is a must go place for all age groups.
Some of the useful things I would like to share are :

1. Parking space is there, so there is no issue on that.

2. There is no ticket fee. Everything is free. And well managed.

3. You may not be able to visit Gandhi samadhi everytime you go to Rajghat because burocrats and leaders all over the world keep visiting this place and hence, the samadhi area is kept closed for their exclusive visits often. However, if you have visited rajghat on any such day, no worries, as there are other places in Rajghat for your quality time.

4. There is a desicated museum describing Gandhiji's life in great detail. Any curious mind will be delighted to have so much information with such ease.

5. Some other small museums are there belonging to some historical significance.

6. There is an area dedicated for the swachchhata mission, and the 360-degree film is a delight to watch, with the rotatable seats and infotainment co tent. A must watch.

7. Some eatouts are outside the museum and are Ok to have. Not so many or very good options, though.

Enjoy!!!!

Raj Ghat is a peaceful place where Mahatma Gandhi, a great leader, is remembered. It's a simple but important memorial with a serene atmosphere. A good place to learn about history and pay respects.

Our father of nation rest's in such a beautiful place. Well maintained.The landscaping and planting of these memorials were really nice.

There is lot of things to study about Mahatma Gandhi. If you are student you must have to come here and visit in musium,Gandhi sangrhalya and rajghat. Best place to relaxing near Lake. You will get peace ✌ to see ducks. Family couple also comes here. Washroom not available in site Rajghat but it's good.. washroom facility available in parking it's well clear. Free Entry .

Good memorial to see the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi. Easy walk from the street and you have to go barefoot to walk up close.

RAJGHAT, NEW DELHI: Nestled on the banks of the Yamuna River, Rajghat stands as a poignant tribute to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance of this sacred site, where Mahatma Gandhi, the pioneer of non-violent civil disobedience, was laid to rest. For more visuals watch the video
on YouTube channel, @journeywithjose . Here is the link: https://youtu.be/nBtxz1Q5qpA?si=xVL_KnFeafIkA5k1

Beautiful place to hangout with your family members. If you are a fan of the Gandhi family and Mahatma Gandhi, you will surely love this place. You will find all the samadhis over here.

Raj Ghat, the serene memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, stands as a poignant testament to the father of the nation. Nestled on the banks of the Yamuna River in Delhi, this sacred site exudes an aura of tranquility, inviting visitors to reflect on the life and principles of the iconic leader. The simplicity of Raj Ghat's design mirrors Gandhi's philosophy of minimalism and humility. The black marble platform marking the spot of his cremation is surrounded by lush greenery, creating a peaceful ambiance conducive to introspection. The eternal flame at the center symbolizes the undying spirit of Gandhi's teachings, a perpetual reminder of his timeless influence.

On a foggy, cold afternoon only the father of the nation could provide the clarity and warmth to live ethically and with kindness.
It is not a place, it is an experience.

Must visit this place everything is here! Daryaganj book market is too near so you can purchase books also. Few Statduims are there. Few kilometers ahead Jama Masjid and Red Fort is there. I'm damn sure you will love the environment.

Very nice place to visit on weekend and weekdays too