Dandi Kutir (Salt Mount) Museum - Museum in Gandhinagar - Gandhinagar, India

Good Place to spend 4-5 hours. Photography inside is not allowed but you can take pictures outside Kutir. Souvenir shop and food court is there to enjoy. You can also check upon library for related literature. Good experience for history lovers.

This place is amazing and the technology used inside museum is mesmerizing. This museum tells the whole life story of the Mahatma Gandhi Ji with the modern technology. And there is huge garden around this museum. Photography is not allowed inside the museum but people can do photography in the garden. Staff is very humble and cooperative. If you are going to the Gandhinagar then I will surely recommend you to visit this place. This museum is just few meters away from the Gandhinagar Capital Railway Station.

Dandi Kutir Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in learning about the life and work of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum is located in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, and is shaped like a mound of salt, a nod to Gandhi's famous Salt March. The museum is divided into four floors, each of which tells a different story about Gandhi's life and legacy. The ground floor explores the concept of satyagraha, or nonviolent resistance, which Gandhi used to great effect in his fight for Indian independence. The first floor focuses on Gandhi's national satyagraha campaigns, such as the Salt March. The second floor tells the story of Gandhi's community satyagraha campaigns, which were aimed at improving the lives of the poor and marginalized. The third floor explores Gandhi's domestic satyagraha campaigns, which were focused on issues such as untouchability and communal harmony. In addition to the exhibits, the museum also features a number of interactive displays that allow visitors to learn more about Gandhi's life and work. There is also a theater that shows a short film about Gandhi's life. Dandi Kutir Museum is a well-designed and informative museum that does a great job of telling the story of Mahatma Gandhi. The exhibits are engaging and informative, and the interactive displays are a great way to learn more about Gandhi's life and work. I highly recommend visiting Dandi Kutir Museum if you are interested in learning more about Gandhi or Indian history.

Nice experience in such a low price, complete high tech audio visual experience of Mahatma Gandhi life. Must Go once.

Good place for history enthusiasts. You basically go through multiple video screenings about important events in Gandhiji's life. You also get an audio device which guides you throughout the journey.

Three storied Museum based on life of Mahatma Gandhiji. Includes all major events from their Birth to Death. They provide headphones connected with a device by which you can listen various events in Hindi. They allow you to enter the museum in the form of batches, each batch requires approx 1-1:30 hours to visit the museum. Huge area with well maintained premises and lawn. Entery ticket is Rs.10/- per person. Photography is not allowed inside the museum. You have to deposit all your luggage and bags. Restaurant and cafeteria is available. Worth visit to know the life history of Mahatma Gandhiji in digital way.

A modern & unique way of storytelling of Gandhiji's life & their ideals. * Arrangements for the show: 1. Show start time: Mentioned on the ticket 2.Show length: About 1.5 hours 3. Guide: Here, Headphones & a small device (wore around the neck) are the guides themselves. However, staff will always be there to help & guidance as well. 4.Takes to the top: Staff members will first bring a group limited to certain numbers of people to the 3rd floor by elevator. 5.Movement: Staff members will lead this group from 3rd floor to 1st floor by showing posters, videos played on projector screen & photographs on each floor one by one. 6.Posters: By standing in front of posters/projector screen, an audio automatically starts in the headphones related to the poster information. 7. Projector Screen: It is the most advanced feature of this museum. From a single screen to the multi screen rooms on all four sides of the viewer, one will truly immersed in the drama played and seems like a physical presence of the characters inside the room. 8.Train theme: A train coach with sitting arrangements & screens in front & right side of the viewers. Everyone liked this unique way of presentation. 9.Exit: Headphones & device are collected back from the visitors. 10. Feedback: At exit, feedback screens are placed to share your experiences regarding show & staff cooperations. 11. Information screens: These are also placed after feedback screens to explore the literatures, photographs & other information about Gandhiji's life. *Ticket fees: Rs10/- per person for Indian National & Rs200/- per person for foreigners. *Parking: Available free of cost outside museum premises. *Note: The next show starts only after the completion of the previous show. So it may happen that a visitor will end up waiting for quite a long time till the previous show completes. However, they're allowed to sit within the museum & food court is also available inside the campus. I hope it will be helpful.

It's wonderful,I have known so many things about our father of nation shri mahatma Gandhi ji. Have experience relastic and great....