Discover the incredible, exceptional life of Mahatma Gandhi (the father of India) and his role in Indian Independence. Trace his journey and learn messages of non-violence and truth that he propagated across the Globe.
Private tour with personalized pick-up, drop-off, and dedicated guide.<br/>Pickup included
Enjoy a shared group tour with convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off, guided experiences, and comfortable transport included.<br/>Pickup included
You’ll be picked up directly from your hotel in a comfortable vehicle, where your guide will welcome you and share a brief overview of the day. Together, you’ll set off to explore three of Delhi’s most significant landmarks connected to Mahatma Gandhi’s life and legacy.
Your first stop will be Gandhi Smriti, the house where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life. Here, you’ll walk through preserved rooms, see personal artifacts, and experience exhibits that vividly narrate his final journey. Expect a thoughtful and immersive introduction to Gandhi’s daily life and philosophy.
Next, you’ll visit Raj Ghat, the serene memorial marking the site of Gandhi’s cremation. You’ll spend quiet moments reflecting at the black marble platform, surrounded by peaceful gardens and the eternal flame—a place of contemplation and respect.
Your final stop will be the National Gandhi Museum, which houses an extensive collection of books, journals, and artifacts related to Gandhi’s life and teachings. You’ll have time to explore exhibits that showcase his enduring influence on global peace movements.
At the end of the tour, you’ll be comfortably dropped back at your hotel or at a central point in the city—whichever you prefer—bringing your immersive Gandhi experience to a close.
• Shoes & slippers to be removed at Raj Ghat. They can be stored for you in a safe place.
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