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How To Reach Sabarmati Ashram

Ahmedabad (Amdavad), Gujarat, India
Sabarmati Ashram holds an indelible place in India's history as the former residence of Mahatma Gandhi and a pivotal center for the Indian independence movement. Mahatma Gandhi lived here for 12 years, from 1917 to 1930, alongside his wife Kasturba Gandhi. It was from this ashram that he launched t he historic Dandi March (Salt Satyagraha) in 1930, a seminal event that galvanized the nation against British rule. Gandhi chose this location because he believed that a Satyagrahi (a practitioner of non-violent resistance) would eventually find themselves either in prison or in a graveyard, and the ashram was symbolically situated between a prison and a cemetery. Today, the ashram is preserved as a national monument and serves as a museum dedicated to Gandhi's life and teachings. The serene complex includes several structures: Hriday Kunj: This is Gandhi's modest cottage, where he lived and worked. Visitors can see his personal belongings, including his spectacles, writing desk, and spinning wheel (charkha). The simplicity of his living quarters reflects his philosophy of austerity and self-reliance. Gandhi Memorial Museum: This museum houses a comprehensive collection of photographs, letters, and other archival materials related to Gandhi's life, the freedom struggle, and the ashram's activities. It offers a chronological narrative of his journey and the principles he espoused. Magan Niwas, Vinoba, Nandini, and Kutir: These are other small structures within the ashram complex, each with its own historical significance, often serving as residences for key figures or for specific ashram activities like weaving and dairy farming. Upasana Mandir: This open-air prayer ground was where Gandhi conducted daily prayers and held discussions with his followers, disseminating his ideas of non-violence and truth. The ashram aims to promote Gandhi's philosophy of Satyagraha and communal harmony. Its peaceful ambiance, with the Sabarmati River flowing calmly alongside, offers a deeply reflective experience for visitors, allowing them to connect with the legacy of a man who changed the course of history through peaceful means.

How to Reach



By Auto-rickshaw/Taxi: Easily accessible from any part of Ahmedabad.

By Metro: Take the Ahmedabad Metro to Ranip station (North-South Corridor), then a short auto-rickshaw ride. Alternatively, from Kalupur station, you can take the metro to Old High Court (East-West Corridor) and then transfer to the North-South Corridor to Ranip.

From Railway Station: A taxi or auto-rickshaw will take approximately 7-10 minutes.

From Airport: A taxi or auto-rickshaw will take approximately 15-20 minutes.

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