This is not a big place to visit but I was surprised to find it seemed to be free when I was there. I don’t think I jumped any queue or missed something but was ushered through the gates like others by a uniform guard...More

Seeing where Gandhi spent the last fourteen days of his life was a highlight at the start of an Incredible Trip. The humbleness of this man and the history showing how he reached there was humbling in its own way to the visitor. Very well...More

Very informative and well kept museum. It is a fitting tribute to a very inspirational man. A reminder of who he was and what he achieved in his lifetime. Well worth the visit.

This small museum houses a weath of information about Gandhi in a variety of formats -- letters, histograms, photos, paintings, and physical objects. While not modern, and far from the "slick" presentations of many newer museums, the National Gandhi is nonetheless one of the most...More

This is where Gandhi spent his last hours his foot steps are raised showing his path up to the assassin. His home is what one would expect from Gandhi, simple modest, and open. There is much history all around the grounds showing Gandhi's life and...More

Gandhi is such a part of modern India - and this museum has so many nice spots. The animated show of his last day with the background raga is very special. The path of his footsteps is very moving.

Going to the Ghandi Museum was one of my goals while in New Delhi and it didn't disappoint. I ended up spending about 3 hours there (I'm one of those people who likes to read all the wall text at a museum). There is so...More