Recently visited this temple. Extra ordinary management. There are many Volunteers to guide us where to go inside the temple. Best time to visit is Sunday with family. There is a cultural activities has been held in the hall. There is a Premvati snacks shops outside the temple where one can have different Snacks with top quality. However, Car parking is little concern. You have to park your car inside the Hospital parking which is located opposite of temple.

Good place for spiritual people... Sit out areas to sit in peace for sometime... Every Sunday Sabha is organized...

Extra ordinary management....There are many Volunteers to guide us where to go inside the temple...Best time to visit is Sunday with family. There is a cultural activities has been held in the hall... There is a snacks shops outside the temple where one can have different Snacks with top quality...However,..Car parking is little concern. You have to park your car inside the Hospital parking which is located opposite of temple....

Really Divine murtis with beautiful waghas. Blissful experience after darshan.

I went in the morning and even during mahotasav period so it was crowded, but overall experience is good , there is so much se see and parise the greatness of Shri Swaminarayana amd even your children will not get bored because they theme park and playground for children and if have time do visit during night then you will not miss night light show which i regret for not attending.

A peaceful place to pray and seek blessings from Swaminarayan Mandir. The mandir premises are quite clean and properly managed by staff.

Peaceful place.. management is so good, Well maintained kids will love to play there also they will learn alot of good things and habit from SABHA... Interior is amazing nilkanth varni temple has been renewed and also things are put of PRASHADI FOR DARSHAN OF SWAMI SHREE🙏🏻 good vibes ,bwell maintain , clean and each and every precautions is taken regarding COVID-19...

Excellent Mandir Experience Peace and learn about humanity Seva Do Visit place in Ahemdabad and Have satvik pure Veg Food at Premvati at very very reasonable rate 1) Pastries 2) Swaminarayan Khichdi 3)Manchurian dry 4)Aloo partha 5) Chivdas & Motichur ladoo 6) Pav Baji 7) Packed dry snacks for munching available Best Quality Food At Premvati located outside of this Mandir Enjoy The food with Family Jai Swaminarayan

A must visit Mandir in Ahmedabad, It's Architecture is very beautiful due to its white colour and the god's Statue are also made very beautiful.

Much peaceful place. I would recommend you to visit this place in the evening. I also attended the Aarti here and it was serene. Swaminarayan Temple is situated on Shahibaug road, in the heart of Ahmedabad. They do not have any entry tickets. I like the architecture of the temple as well. There is a wide seating space for devotees. It's usually crowded in the evening. If you feel hungry, then you can even visit Khaman shops which are in close proximity to the temple which serves the best Gujarati delicacies. Overall a must visit place if you're around Kalupur or Shahibaug.

Clean and food outside temple is good

Shahi bag situated Swami Narayan temple is very beautiful, This temple is being renovated this days. Nice carving and nice idols of God's. There is a snacks shop outside this temple.

Nice temple. But not a proper system to see the god.

BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir Sahibag is a majestic sanctuary that captivates with its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. A visit here is a spiritual journey filled with peace and awe-inspiring beauty. Highly recommended for those seeking solace and cultural enrichment.

The atmosphere here is very sacred .It is very well maintained . Its situated on the main road . It is of pure white color which makes it looks very beautiful . Facilities like free drinking water and toilets are also provided . Trees and flowers add to it's beauty . Also the temperature of the Temple is comparatively cooler than the city .

Nice place

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This temple has more open area and gardens where you can sit and can enjoy with family and friends. Temple also has canteen which provides tasty and good quality food. Also there is AC resturant available. There are one exhibition for children's and adults also can go. There they teach discipline and etc. You must go there. Beautiful religious place to visit with family.

During my visit to this temple, I experienced a sense of comfort akin to being at home, owing to the meticulous attention to detail at the facility. Noteworthy features included the strategically chosen white color on the stairs to mitigate heat during summer, as well as the exemplary standards of hygiene and cleanliness maintained throughout the premises.

As expected, serene and peaceful place. I liked the concept of bringing together multiple deities together at a place. You can sit and pray, however it is not like a typical temple where you can do puja. Due to COVID, lunch and dinner are only available as takeaways for Rs. 70. You can also try Samrasi meal for Rs. 200/240

A place perfect for Jain devotees. You will find peace, fresh air and spiritual vibes. One can also have live snacks from Amba refreshments. You may also shop for packed snacks and bakery products. The temple also has a dining area which serves morning, noon and evening meals at affordable rates. Parking space available.

Very nice Hindu temple to visit near Gandhinagar. Facilities available for big Parking, to stay there and very big food centre at lower price for meal, Lunch time is 11 AM to 2 PM and dinner time is 7 PM to 9 PM.

Most peaceful place to come and relax your mind. You will feel positive vibes. This place also offers books on life, it can give a different perspective towards your life. Must visit

It's is very peaceful temple. You can spend peaceful evening with your family here far from city. Cleanliness maintained here very well. You can have some food in food store.

Beautiful religious place to visit. Accomodation and food available. Hood quality. Snacks parlour also available near the entrance. Worth visiting. Very good for prayers and meditation. Has huge following

The best of the vibe you can experience. The real meaning of peaceful life. The culture is so calm. Every single moment you feel yourself. Pujyashree Deepak Bhai's presence and Lord Simandhar Swami's presence is all about you need!. A total complete and awful place to worship, live, and attend peace in this nusty world. JSCA 🙏!.

A spiritual place, worth visiting. The visionary of the spiritual Path of Akram Science Mr. Ambalal Muljibhai Patel, and post his enlightenment who is known as Dada Bhagwan is the motivation behind this beautiful temple. This temple beautifully merges the Jain vision with the Vaishnav vision. There is a book counter where books in Gujarati, Hindi, and English languages related to Akram Vignan are available.

The temple offers a captivating and picturesque view that is truly enchanting. A visit here provides a deeper understanding of the temple's purpose, as it embodies the coexistence of Jain Samaj, Vaishnav Samaj, and Shiv Samaj within the same courtyard, in line with its name. The Tri Mandir stands as a testament, with three temples harmoniously situated together, offering a profound connection to the divine. The temple's inscriptions emphasize unity, happiness, humanity, and devotion, urging visitors to embrace these values. Additionally, the temple offers paid dining facilities, allowing guests to enjoy a meal. With its serene ambiance and stunning surroundings, one can comfortably spend an hour to an hour and a half here, soaking in the scenic beauty.

It is peaceful place..there is no particular devotee.. It is secular place where you find statue of simandhar swami, shiv, nd krishna... Good and positive vibes over there... They canteen. But i felt price is little bit high. They have kids playing area

Beautiful religious place to visit with family. The temple was built in 1975 by Dada Bhagwan a spiritual leader. The temple is located in Adalaj, Gujarat which is about 20 kms from Ahmedabad. The temple is open to all people, regardless of their religion or beliefs. The temple complex includes a museum, a library, and a meditation hall. This temple has more open area and gardens where you can sit and can enjoy with family and friends. Temple also has canteen which provides tasty and good quality food. Also there is AC resturant available. Only one problem at this place is people entered and touched god without pooja clothes.

The unique architectural marvel combines three major religious traditions – Jainism, Shaivism, and Vaishnavism. The serene ambiance and intricate design make it a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking spiritual solace. The central hall, adorned with ornate carvings and a meditative atmosphere, adds to the overall charm of Trimandir Adalaj. Whether you're a devotee or an architecture enthusiast, this harmonious blend of diverse religious elements makes it a noteworthy stop.

This is very nice temple on road to adalaj. Hardly 5km from Sargasan Gandhinagar. Here there is very nice food facility, excellent parking facility available with free of cost. Temple atmosphere is cool and positive. Very nice place with small garden facility. Must visit this place.

Very calm and peaceful atmosphere. The temple itself is very beautiful build using Marbles. It's very huge also. There are three temples. Big sitting area.

This temple is an innovative concept of Dada Bhagwan . This temple brings three religions at one place. Very well maintained. Very neat and clean.a place to visit.

A good, peaceful, silent, place with beautifully carved statues. There is a Shiv Mandir, Jain Temple and a Krishna temple. The campus is huge and temple design is very beautiful. It is elevated on first floor. While I visited at Night, beautiful lighting was there on the temple.

A temple is a sacred place for Indian people and there are no adjectives about it. People's faith and trust in God cannot be described in words. Trimandir is very famous and every major city has a temple

It is located near adalaj village and around 20km from Ahmedabad. It has an informative museum and mini-theatre on Dada Bhagwan. Nowadays, it can also be considered as a one day picnic spot. You can bring your kids here who can have fun swinging and sliding. Canteen and restaurant is also there.

The Adalaj Vav. In Gujrati and Marwar regions a vav means a stepwell. In the northern Hindi-speaking regions, a stepwell is called a bowadi. In the arid regions of Gujrat, Rajasthan and Marwar where the water table is low, wells have to be dug to a considerable depth. Hauling water by buckets tied to a rope was back-breaking labour for the ladies and gents alike. Therefore many communities collectively constructed vavs or step wells where one could descend right up to the water level for bathing, washing and filling up drinking water to be carried to their homes. In many cases, wealthy families with a philanthropic bend of mind constructed vavs for the public good. They were built in stone with pillars and walls etc carved with amazingly beautiful designs, motifs and statues of Gods and Goddesses. More often than not such vavs were made up of various stories with large floor spaces, rooms etc at every storey. Such vavs became a focal point for community gatherings, celebrations and religious functions. These vavs were architectural wonders and in due course became well known for their beauty. Adalaj vav is one such vav and so generally referred to because it is located in the village of Adalaj. The real name of the vav, as per the inscription found engraved on a stone in the vav is ‘Rani Dudabai’ Vav. As per history/legend, Raja Veer Singh of the Vaghela dynasty started its construction in 1555. His kingdom was attacked by Mohammed Begda a Muslim ruler of the neighbouring state. In the battle, Raja Veer Singh was killed. The vav could not be completed. It is said that Queen Ruda bai, wife of Raja Veer Singh was very beautiful. Mohammed Begda fell in love with the queen and wanted to marry her. As per the legend, the queen agreed on the condition that Mohammed Begda completes the construction of Vav. He readily agreed and completed the construction in a quick time. It is said that Once the unfinished project of her husband was completed, rather than marry the Muslim ruler the queen reneged on her promise and committed suicide by jumping into the well. Queen Ruda Bai Vav is a five-storey octagonal construction with the well itself is circular in shape. The beginning of the stairs is flanked by two “Chabutaras” or raised platforms. The faces of these chabutaras are made up of intricately and beautiful geometrical engravings of trees and plants etc. Octagonal sides of each floor had engraved latticed stone screens as safety railings. Hundreds of pillars, niches on the floors etc all are beautifully engraved and look very beautiful. One can spend hours admiring the beauty of the engravings/carvings and still come away wondering whether he has seen all that was to be seen. We took lots of pictures, spent maybe an hour and a half and bid good buy to Adalaj/Queen Ruda Bai Vav.

One of most beautiful historical architecture. Parking space is available. Entry ticket is for rs 25/ One can visit this place as picnic spot and also nice place for photography. Snacks are available outside the premises. Try to avoid it on weekends due to the crowd. A drinking water facility is also available.

Great place for photography

One of good places to visit around Ahmedabad. Recommend to visit in early evening. There is ticket Rs 25 for Indians and Rs. 300 for foreign nationals. Earlier there was no entry charges and so not well maintained... however now well maintained. Tickets also can be booking using digital platform we could not as the website was not responsive. So had to pay cash at the counter.

Wonderful place! The place used to be marvelous, but it has been spoiled by the public to the extent that you can detect the strong odor of ammonia from afar. It is essential for the authorities to implement stringent regulations in order to safeguard the ancient architecture.

This is such a unique historical place to visit. This stepwell is in great condition, renovated and well maintained. If you come by car, then parking is available. The entrance fee is just nominal price. From the road this stepwell is not visible but when you actually approach it you understand the grand level of this 500+ years old five storied deep historical place. Behind the construction of this stepwell is a really sad story that you should read before visiting.

Nice to visit. It does smell a bit. The garden is clean and well maintained. Nice to visit for an hour or so.

"Visited Adalaj Stepwell on a Sunday. Entrance fee was only 25 rupees per person. The site's heritage charm is captivating. Open from 9 am to 6 pm, it's a must-visit for history enthusiasts!"

Adalaj Stepwell, also known as Rudabai Ki Vaav, is renowned for its stunning historical architecture. With ample parking and a modest entry fee of Rs 25, it's an accessible destination for picnics or photography. Nearby snack options add to the convenience. However, it's best to avoid weekends and public holidays due to crowds. This well-preserved heritage site features crystal blue water and a serene atmosphere, offering a refreshing escape from the heat. Spending 2-3 hours here is a delightful journey through history, appreciating the beauty of this architectural gem.

Not bad

One of the few heritage sites near Ahmedabad. Go early in the morning to avoid rush and better environment if you are interested in photography. A few hours should be enough if you want to really spend time to take pictures otherwise and hour with the family is a good time to enjoy the old relics.

It is very precious historical place to go with friends and family members. It's a very quiet and calm place to spend time with yourself. This place is divine. The atmosphere of this place is really quiet and cool. The structure and architecture is really amazing. It is octagonal in a plan at the top, built on an intricately carved large number of pillars. An incredible and breathtaking landmark.

If you are interested in history, it's a good place to visit and know a little more about historical architecture. The carving and the structure is really beautiful.

Its a great place to visit if you're a history buff. There are many tales associated with the place which one might find interesting. It's beautiful and one can appreciate the history it displays. Good place for photos!

This is a historical place with quite environment and with a park too. The Stepwell is designed like if you go more down the well once can feel the temperature is lower than the outside temperature. The structure and architecture is really amazing, incredible and breathtaking landmark.

This place is a heritage site which is at all not visible from the roadside 🙈 The place is well maintained. But avoid going on public holidays and weekends as it is packed with people. Well maintained step well. The water is crystal blue and very beautiful. The place is very cool as compared to outside temperatures. You can easily spend 2-3 hours, admiring the beauty (if there is not much of a crowd) The tickets price is 25rs for adults Cheers!

On a short work trip to Ahmedabad and a few colleagues of mine recommended me to visit the stepwell. The structure of the site was astonishing and I believe it’s a place to visit (at least once in your life) when you’re in here. Please remember to bring cash!!! There’s an entry fee of ₹300 and the ticket counter ONLY accepts cash.

Easily accessible through city bus. About 25 kms from centre of the city. No waiting time. 250rs Entry Tickets. Good spot for Architecture Photography enthusiasts Used earlier for Storing Water in Historical times.

This place gives you a sense of what intricate and superior artisans we had back then. The carvings on the stone are so fine and descriptive that you can't even comprehend the HOW aspect of it. A definite visit when in Ahmedabad.

Adalaj Stepwell, also known as रुडाबाई की वाव , stands out as one of the most beautiful historical architectures. With convenient parking available and a modest entry ticket of Rs 25, it's an accessible destination for a picnic or a photography outing. Snack options outside add to the convenience. However, it's advisable to steer clear of weekends and public holidays due to the crowd. As a heritage site, the well-maintained stepwell boasts crystal blue water and a serene atmosphere, making it a cool escape from the outside temperatures. Spending 2-3 hours here becomes a delightful journey, appreciating the beauty of this historical gem.

A bit of a ghost town after the pandemic and also due to the heatwave conditions. Game Zone seems interesting with games and the movie theatre is a good draw. Decent foodcourt. Shopping options are a bit limited.

Looks goods from outside. From inside not that much good. Inside Agora mall have food courts,aagrah thali special,Chinese fast foods,branded clothes shops for girls specially and boys ,footwear,yahoo game zone,ice cream shops,mobile shops,jewellery shops,gift shops,horror house ,child train and London bus,party bars and at last cinema House.

I would consider this to be more of a shopping centre as it doesn't meet the mall standards. But still not bad, you can get your basic requirements from here. Though I guess the restaurants are good. But over the years it feels like this place got left behind in some sense.

One of the best shopping malls in this area multiple restaurant shopping outlets available inside. Theatre is also available here . Some of the restaurants here servee 24*7 all days.

One of the best place for gathering. It was great experience there with not only mall surrounding but also with the game zone. Had so much fun with friends. One can find all type of shops in the mall. And the best part was there washrooms. So, neat and clean. I would loved to visit Agora mall again.

Balaji agora has improved a lot over time but still it operates for very limited time at night. Everything inside closes by 9.30 which is a disappointment. The facility is well maintained and clean. 24 hrs cafe named kaffee is a must go, comfortable and convincing, food is fine not great!

Good enough but not that much great. Had a selfie point at its entrance, mall had various activities like arcade games, air hockey, bowling alley but overall I felt the mall is contested. Had much more restaurants there like every 5 metre you can find a restaurant.

This Mall is great place to have some quality time with family. There are many restaurants, cafe, Big Bazaar, many shops and a beautiful theatre inside the mall.

Balaji Agora Mall is a decent place for an outing especially of you are a resident of Gandhinagar. It is not at all flashy and high end like the newly opened Palladium mall in Ahmedabad or the Ahmedabad One (Alpha one mall). You will get very few big brands here. Many gift shops are there but i found the items to be a bit overpriced. The mall also does not have a fully functional game zone so that was a big disappointment for my kids. We were told it is getting renovated. The Bowling alley was functioning but had a wait time of 35-40 mins. Plus side of this mall is that despite being a Sunday it was not very crowded and a welcome change. The Air Conditioning of the mall is not effective and perhaps help explain the less crowd. My kids had fun going round in a London style Double Decker bus on the ground floor and some fish spa. All in all if you don't have too high expectations from this place you will manage a decent outing and time spent.

Front view is good .. Good parking space in basement.. Ample amount of activities for kids.. Game zone at 3 Rd floor with bowling as well.. Threatre, restaurant also available.. Scary zone is also there But this mall is not as good as it was expected.. Does not have good brand shops , even many of the outlets are vacant

The mall is having a good variety of shops and in-house a play zone and a movie theatre along with a food court. It also has a reliance smart bazaar, and cafe mast hai in it's boundary. There is a book stall and rides for children.

1. Shree Balaji Agora Mall is located at Tapovan Circle, Bhat Circle, Between 200 ft, Sardar Patel Ring Rd, Motera, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382424. 2. It is HUGE with good parking space. You can spend an entire day here with family and friends. 3. It is on the EXPENSIVE SIDE. 4. You can find:- 4.1 different shops catering to the needs of men, women and kids, 4.2 Gaming zone including Go-kart, 4.3 different restaurants 4.4 movie cinema 5. See attached photos to get an idea.

It is just beside my home and we are frequent visitors there for movies at s.b. multiplex to dinner date at masala county, for a picnic, for shopping, for kids rides, bumper car,horror house, 7d cinema, VR ride, and what not.

Great Mall All Shopes Are Open Right Now but As Comperative to orher mall crowd is not found. In Game Zone little around 3 years child game have to make available.

Very poor maintainance... The mall seems to almost shut down now... The shops are almost closed or no customers seen.. There is throughout a foul smell, due to lack of proper air conditioning... They are not even maintaining proper air conditioning, may be doing cost-cutting... The washrooms are so hot, and with full bad smell... Can't stay in mall even for an hour.. The food court too is idle.. No one eating inside.. Only the multiplex is a bit working and looks active... But not good class of public can be seen here.. I recommend never to go at this mall..!!

It’s really cool mall .. Perfect place for Gujarati Thali & pool table 😀

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.

It's one of a kind museum ✨️ so interactive and top notch. Was really amazed to see it for the first time. Good use of technology to make it interesting to the people. Recommended for all age groups. School students should must visit it for better understanding about the glimpse of our country's freedom fight . The ticket price is so nominal ,it's just 10₹ for adults. Bags are not allowed, you have to submit it in the Baggage counter. only mobile, wallet and water bottles are allowed. NoTe: you can't click photos inside the premises ( inside the stupa, salt mount inspired one) . The staff is so good. The exhibition show starts from 3rd floor to second and first ...seniors citizens can use lifts while coming down instead of stairs. The museum is physically challenged friendly. Even the washrooms are very clean. The entire show takes around an hour , so be patient and go with the flow... Definitely worth a visit .

Great experience ! Whole life of Mahatma Gandhi is captured and shown in a beautiful way with videos. One suggestion, if you want to really know all the information and want to read it,try to go on between Tuesday to Friday because in Saturday-sunday there is a lot of people out there. Also, garden and other facilities like food, library , rest rooms are also available. We can stay there for a moment and enjoy the peaceful environment.

Great homage to Father of the Nation. His eni history is being shown in a Audio video method and with latest museum technology by guided tour. Ambience is good and public convenience is also neatly maintained. Every citizen should visit and know the history of Mahatma and his and other freedom fighters contribution to our independence. Nice visit

One of the best places I have visited. Amazing place and shares a lot of history about Mahatma Gandhi and his journey in life. It is a 3 floor museum showcasing Mahatma Gandhi’s journey from his birth. His work in South Africa and India. The Entry fees is nominal. They provide us headphones before entering the museum. The place is kept clean and tidy. Also they have a small cafe to have snacks. You can see the place around. It is very spacious and next to Gandhi Nagar Railway Station. Also, there is a huge lawn with benches around to sit and relax.

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

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.

If you think museums are boring, then this place is for you (to change your mind) I didn't expect much going on because museums in India aren't that amazing, that's the sad truth. But this was genuinely a unique experience. If anyone is visiting Gujarat then this is a must visit place. The audio-visual experience is just so interactive and fun and educational all in one. 10/10 would recommend. The narration and details combined with so much modern technology did such a beautiful retelling of our history, many things we tend to forget as we grow up, it can bring up some emotions! Tickets were also extremely cheap for the superb experience.

It is an Awesome Place to know about Mahatma Gandhi and the freedom journey of India. Surprisingly, the entry fees is just ₹10 which is great thing. Hats of to the staff for maintaining cleanliness. You get visuals, idols, posters and a lot antique crafts in there to see. Photography is prohibited inside as of now.

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.

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.

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.

It was nice place to visit in gandhinagar, all about Gandhiji's life, efforts and independence, all about our history. Good technology user for sound visuals and presentation. Lowest rate for entry free, just 10Rs for age above 4year.... Chilled air conditions in theater and very well managed staff.

Large interactive and well managed museum shaped as mound of salt, where a glimpse of Gandhi's early life is beautifully portrayed with the help of audiovisuals. This museum is located in the capital of Gujarat- Gandhinagar. The fee of ₹10 is payable at the museum which is open from 10:30 am to 5:00 pm.

The place is very good and dedicated to our leader Mahatma gandhi ji. Inside dandikutir we Shaw the films and articles about Mahatma Gandhi's life .it is very well maintained by goverment.

Very innovative and creative way to learn about Gandhi’s life and impact. I especially loved the unique incorporation of visual displays with smart audio. The only drawback was that the timed tickets made it feel a bit rushed, as the whole group had to move together. And sometimes the audio did not sync up, or some displays were skipped since people finished them at different times.

It's good you can get a brief about Mahatma Gandhi ji life, but then you will want to know more about freedom struggle and 1.5 hrs is not enough. But anyways technology used is advance and good. Clean area. Good to go with family. Photogenic are. Nice place and the ticket price is also very low. Nothing to think about. Nice place 👌

A world class museum done in a world class manner or even better. The architecture is stunning and the presentation on the life and times of Mahatma Gandhi are excellent. One really gets an insight into the history and birth of our nation.

I recently visited Dandi Kutir and had a fascinating experience at the museum. Upon entering, we were provided with receivers and headphones, which added an interactive element to the tour. The lift ride to the museum was smooth, and upon arrival, the abundance of exhibits was impressive. The visuals within Dandi Kutir were captivating, with well-crafted interiors enhancing the overall ambiance. The collection of paintings, statues, and models was not only extensive but also of high quality. The integration of modern technology was efficient, making the museum experience both educational and enjoyable. One standout feature was the effective use of the Bluetooth/wifi system. As we approached different exhibits, the receiver and headphones automatically provided historical information and stories, enhancing the depth of understanding about each display. The seamless synchronization between the sender and receiver added a dynamic layer to the tour. The utilization of screen projection was particularly noteworthy. The visual aids complemented the exhibits, providing a comprehensive and engaging narrative. This thoughtful integration of technology contributed to an immersive and informative visit. Overall, Dandi Kutir, with its visually appealing displays, well-designed interiors, and clever use of modern technology, offers a rich and enjoyable museum experience. The combination of historical insights, captivating visuals, and efficient audio guidance makes it a must-visit for those interested in history and technology.