Visit Rajghat in Delhi, a heartfelt tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. Reflect on his legacy of peace at this serene memorial. A key destination for India travel and tourism.
Pay Respects At The Memorial
Reflect On Gandhi'S Life And Teachings
Stroll Through The Gardens
Visit The Nearby National Gandhi Museum
October-to-March
All-Day
₹500 per person
Raj Ghat is the location where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated on 31 January 1948, following his assassination. The site quickly became a place of pilgrimage for those seeking to honor his memory and the principles he stood for. The memorial itself, a simple black marble platform, was designed to reflect Gandhi's humble nature and philosophy. Over the years, Raj Ghat has become a significant national landmark and a symbol of peace and nonviolence. It attracts visitors from all over the world who come to pay their respects and learn about Gandhi's life and teachings. The area surrounding the memorial has also become a place where other prominent Indian figures, including several Prime Ministers, have been cremated, making it a significant historical site within the city.
Mahatma Ghandi cremation on January 31, 1948 site,situated on Delhi's Ring Road. simple, beautiful, clean, and peaceful. A black mausoleum adorned with flowers signifies his eternal resting place. You can either walk up the incline and view from above, or walk to the stone. Quotes from Gandhi line the walkway along with beautiful flowers. Very well kept and clean grounds. Photography is allowed but visitors are encouraged to do so with reverence and sensitivity. Food items are NOT ALLOWED Inside this place and a thorough security check is done at entrance gate. Inside the premises, you'll hear songs like 'Hey Ram.' There are toilet facilities and wheelchair accessibility. 30 minutes to an hour is sufficient. The lower deck requires us to remove our shoes to walk towards the center of the field where the cremation spot is located. Try to go in cool weather you would have a wonderful experience. Avoid in the afternoon or extreme hot weather. Nearest metro - Delhi Gate and Entry fee - free
Ticket 🎟️ - No entry Ticket free entry... They don't allow and food items with you inside when you entered... At Entry their is security checking and also they check and food items you carry they take it...then and then allows you to go inside... Beautiful place, well maintained grass,You can seat on grass... There is toilet available on right side when you entered after security check...you can ask them they tell you... Overall the place is Full of silence, peace
Nice and cool place to relax alone otherwise also with friends and family here and here you can see Gandhi ji,s smriti (memorial) . Nearest metro station is Delhi gate and from there you can have a gud walk of approx 800-900 meters . Overall nice place to have fun and there a little pond is also there where some ducks are swimming
Rajghat stands as a solemn tribute to the Father of the Nation. The quiet atmosphere and the eternal flame create a powerful reminder of Gandhi's enduring legacy. The site is beautifully maintained and offers a moment of introspection amidst the hustle of Delhi. A visit here leaves you with a profound sense of respect and inspiration