Day 8/100 in Delhi: RajGhat – All You Need to Know BEFORE You Visit

A big field and in front, Mahatma Gandhi's burial. A tomb made of black marble on which Gandhiji's last words are written. 

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Things To Know Before Visiting RajGhat

I welcome you to the 8th day of our challenge of 100 Days – 100 Places in Delhi.

So today we came to Rajghat

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Rajghat Delhi || Mahatma Ghandi Memorial

A big ground and Mahatma Gandhi’s mausoleum in front. 

So, after keeping the shoes in the shoe rack, we came to Gandhi’s Samadhi. A tomb made of black marble on which Gandhiji’s last words are written. 

And then, we came to Veer Bhoomi, the Samadhi of Rajiv Gandhi. And after that, we go to Shakti Sthal which was built in the memory of Indira Gandhi and here you can pay tribute with flowers. 

After this many people leave from here. But now we go to Gandhi Darshan Museum where there is no entry fee. You will get to see many things inside. 

Here you can get a lot of information related to the life of Gandhiji. 

If you are visiting Rajghat then I would definitely recommend you to visit Gandhi Darshan Museum.

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Best Time to Visit Rajghat

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Rajghat opens every day from 6:30 am to 5:00 pm. And since the weather outside is very hot, you are suggested to visit this place early in the morning to enjoy the comfortable atmosphere.

Things To Do in Rajghat

  • Enjoy the peaceful and tranquil environment – The atmosphere here will give you freshness and positive energy. It is a perfect place to take a break from your busy life and enjoy the simplicity.
  • Beautiful lush green gardens – You will be mesmerized by the greenery here. We hardly find any solace around us in the city. Everywhere we look there are very noisy roads and buildings. But here, this park has a beautiful view for you to enjoy the beauty of nature.
  • Recreate the memories of our freedom – I recommend this place to you to relive the memories of our hard-won freedom. This place holds a lot of emotions in itself.
  • Watch the memorial ceremony – On Friday, ceremonies are held. You can also enjoy seeing them.

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How to reach?

  • Nearest Metro Station – Jama Masjid, 5 minutes walk
  • Nearest Railway Station – Tilak Bridge, 19 minutes walk
  • Or you can get there by car, bus or taxi.

Places to Eat near Rajghat

Since food is not allowed inside Rajghat, You can enjoy eating outside the premises. Here are some places for you-

  • Sardar Ji’s Amritsari Naan Kulche (0.4 km from Rajghat)
  • Rustam (0.9 km)
  • Chauhan Sweets (0.5 km)
  • Gupta Ji Ka Dhaba (0.5 km)
  • Anupam Jalpan (0.5 km)
  • Nandlal’s Dhaba (0.7 km)
  • Mughlai Darbar(0.7 km)

Hotels Near Raj Ghat to Stay

  • (1.02 km) GoSTOPS Delhi
  • (0.52 km) SMS Rooms
  • (2.38 km) The Lalit, New Delhi
  • (3.49 km) The Imperial, New Delhi

Nearby Attractions

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  • (0.01 km) Gandhi Memorial Hall
  • (0.38 km) National Gandhi Museum
  • (0.57 km) DelhiByCycle
  • (0.44 km) Sunny Funny Private Day Tours
  • (0.47 km) Vardhman Vacations Day Tours

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In Short

I hope you enjoyed visiting Rajghat with us.

Don’t forget to share your experience with me and see you tomorrow in a new place.

Do you know these Things?

  1. Is Rajghat worth visiting?

    Yes, visiting Raj Ghat will be worth it for you. It is dedicated to the father of the nation, Gandhiji. It is a quiet place and simplicity here will move your heart.

  2. Is food allowed in Raj Ghat?

    No, food inside is not allowed. As you are going to pay tribute and respect to them. You should eat outside after visiting the park.

  3. What should I wear when visiting Rajghat?

    You should dress respectfully and avoid wearing shorts, skirts, or revealing clothing.

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