Mahatma Gandhi Statue - Museum in Dandi - Navsari, India

Very nice place to visit with wheelchair accessible for disabled and elderly people. It's nice to see history. The only downside is they not let you take any liquid (not even water) to the place. You only have to drink their own water which is situated at the beginning and if you on other side and feel thirsty forget it. They should be more linear to at least water bottle. As long as people behave responsibly for the wastage. Also they do have light show by the Gandhi statue casting the historical video. It's really nice place to relax and be part of the serenity.

Nice place Very well describe the Indian history and legacy by monuments. Need to understand well _ more than just picnic place

The Salt Satyagraha March or The Dandi March of 1930 as it is popularly known, is a landmark in the history of Indian freedom struggle. As a part of the Civil Disobedience Movement against the British rule, 80 Satyagrahis led by Mahatma Gandhi marched 241-miles from Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad to the coastal village of Dandi and broke the Salt Law imposed by the British. As was the symbolic nature of the event, it inspired millions of Indians to join the freedom struggle and brought worldwide attention to the movement. The Dandi March demonstrated the effectiveness of non-violent civil disobedience as a form of protest.

Beautiful place which takes you to amazing history, Real time experience, Very clean

Great architecture. Remember us about freedom fighter. Very knowledgeable for students. Memorable memorial park. Great salute to bapu.

Awesome Beautiful Landscape and Architecture Clean and well maintained

Historical place... Dandi is located at navsari, near surat

Remembers the school history... Gandhi dandi salt march