A Great Tribute to event which motivated people of India in a movement with many goals - Freedom from opressing tax on salt (1400%), non-violent voice, gender equality, human rights, education and much more. Core team of 80 select had walked from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi Saifee Villa to break the opressing tax law of salt, while many joined accross the way of 241 miles, this movement became a significant national movement. The place really helps in connecting to the History. Well thought and worth visiting for all Younger generation.

Place is very nice compared to other museum in terms of cleanliness and maintanence. Very tide and well maintained place with very low ticket price. This is must visit place while you visit Dandi beach. Minimum 1.5 to 2 hrs required for this place. Entire staff is very well dressed and well behaving. Must visit.

Beautiful and love the lake😍 Very neat and clean, only ₹ 10/- entry fees for adults. Loved the way the entire Salt satyagraha is depicted through the carvings. Very well explained. The artists have done amazing job in creating the individuals of Salt Satyagraha. Also loved the paintings in another room of museum. And was amazed to see how it is depicted in a needle hole 🤩. Also one area covers many Solar Panels.

It's around 10 KM from Navsari town in Gujarat. Along with a beautiful beach, a very large museum is being developed here recently. The museum is very big showcasing the entire event of Dandi March taken by Gandhji and others. One can spent a half day here as museum is open till 7:30 PM. Best time to reach is afternoon. The place will make the memories of Dandi March alive and bring a feel of patriotism.

So serene. Do visit after relaxing on Dandi Beach. Beautifully made . Some amazing craftsmanship on display.

Beautiful place, well maintained and clean . Should be visited late afternoon in summer months.

History about salt revolution.. artificial creation but good time to spend with your family.. recommended time evening

Dandi museum is specially designed based on the biography of Mahatma Gandhi-the initiator of Disobedience and Nonviolence movements for Independence of India. The place is well maintained. Must visit to learn about the freedom of India movement.

It's a nice place to visit for knowledge of salt Satyagraha at dandi Kuch. It was a nice place to visit at the dandi museum. There is a solar park and whole history of dandi kuch from Ahmedabad to dandi. Mahatma Gandhi started the 24-day march from his Sabarmati Ashram to the coastal town of Dandi to produce salt from the sea and defy the salt law. This is known as the Dandi March or the Salt March. This is an important event in India's struggle for independence,

The Dandi Museum is an absolute gem! Nestled in a beautiful location, this museum offers a captivating and immersive experience, taking you through the historical events of the Dandi Salt March. The museum's modern architecture and well-curated exhibits create an engaging atmosphere. The friendly and knowledgeable staff provide excellent guidance throughout your visit. The exhibits are thoughtfully designed, showcasing the significance of the Salt March and Mahatma Gandhi's role in India's struggle for independence. Interactive displays and multimedia elements make the learning experience enjoyable. Authentic artifacts, replicas, and dioramas transport you back in time, allowing you to witness the struggles and triumphs of the march firsthand. The attention to detail is commendable. The museum also hosts regular events, workshops, and educational programs, catering to all age groups. It's an ideal destination for anyone interested in understanding India’s rich history and the importance of nonviolent resistance. With excellent facilities, including clean restrooms, a cozy café, and a well-stocked souvenir shop, the Dandi Museum provides a memorable visit. In summary, the Dandi Museum offers an enlightening and inspiring experience that deepens your understanding of Indian history. Don't miss out on this must-visit destination that showcases the power of resilience and the spirit of independence.

The "National Salt Satyagraha Memorial" or "Dandi Memorial" located in Dandi, Gujarat, India, is designed as an experiential journey that recreates the spirit and energy of Mahatma Gandhi's 1930 Dandi March. Visitors are guided step-by-step through the monument to help them envision and comprehend the history of the famous Dandi March and the Satyagraha approach, which ultimately resulted in gaining India's independence from British colonial rule. History: There have been many liberation movements around the world, but none quite like the Dandi March. In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi made the decision to oppose the British Government's stance on the salt tax. Mahatma took the high road of non-cooperation. He started a 390-kilometer trip from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi with the assistance of 80 marchers. Thousands of people came to show their appreciation along the path. He imparted to them the virtues of truth and non-violence. By taking a pinch of salt when they finally arrived in Dandi, they rocked the British Empire and sent a message for India's independence that reverberated throughout the world.

Situated in the Industrial district in Dandi this museum is worth the visit if you happen to be in Dandi. Unique private collection of Mr Gyan and housed in a space that is designed superbly well and aesthetically very pleasing . Harneet who is the person in charge of showing us around was well informed about the collections. Appointments to be made prior to the visit. Must see for sure.

Must visit place in Dandi. Tickets are easily available. Lots of parking. Can be busy on weekends and school holidays. Approx 18km from Navsari. Nice lighting set up.

NICE KNOWLEGE GIVING PLACE ABOUT THE DANDI MARCH. SAIFEE VILLA IS ALSO A BEST PLACE TO VIEW

Very Beautiful😍✨ And Historcal Museum, Food🍲Court (Restaurant ) is also Available Here, Dandi (Navsari)

Very good place to visit with family to learn about our nation's history. The place is also well maintained and clean.

The "National Salt Satyagraha Memorial" or "Dandi Memorial" located in Dandi, Gujarat, India, is designed as an experiential journey that recreates the spirit and energy of Mahatma Gandhi's 1930 Dandi March. Visitors are guided step-by-step through the monument to help them envision and comprehend the history of the famous Dandi March and the Satyagraha approach, which ultimately resulted in gaining India's independence from British colonial rule. History: There have been many liberation movements around the world, but none quite like the Dandi March. In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi made the decision to oppose the British Government's stance on the salt tax. Mahatma took the high road of non-cooperation. He started a 390-kilometer trip from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi with the assistance of 80 marchers. Thousands of people came to show their appreciation along the path. He imparted to them the virtues of truth and non-violence. By taking a pinch of salt when they finally arrived in Dandi, they rocked the British Empire and sent a message for India's independence that reverberated throughout the world.

Wonderful place to be. Around 30 km from Highway. Very well maintained. It would take around 60 to 90 minutes to visit this. Plenty of parking. You have to purchase ticket from there only. Very clean washroom, Shah restaurant also available. There are around 30+ mural which shows the complete journey of Dandi March. And the real life statue of all 80 people who were on Dandi March. I have been twice there now. The audio video presentation is good. Drinking water available free. I couldn't see the lighting but have heard that it is good, illuminated through green solar energy You can give Dandi Beach a miss. Nothing much, parking 50 INR.

Must must must visit experience satyagraha moment also feel proud to see development done in whole area

The cleanliness is osm This place is at distance of 1 to 1.5 hrs ride from Surat it's a museum of dandi yatra done by Gandhiji Place is very well maintained They don't allow anything inside the sculptures are amazing artist names are also mentioned on it it's lovely walkway to see around and taking u back to the history very educational for kids and history lovers, there's a big light-up arranged over the statue of gandhiji which basically has a salt in it which lights up at night & is of 40mtrs of height & is visible from a long distance very near to dandi beach , they have a lounge type area where the salt making process is shown to visitors, a mini hall where history is being told on big screen u can sit & watch it..the big tree shaped solar panels are installed ,the pond inside is artificial very clean A must visit place Open till 6 pm currently Entry fees is 10rs for 5 to 12 & 20 rs for adults

Nice, good and clean place for walking and refreshing to ourself with gain some knowledge.

A must visit museum to gain knowledge as well as information regarding the historic dandi March happened during the satyagraha movement in India during British rule. The photo gallery depicts the good way all the historic information. There is an orientation hall where there is a small video depicting the whole satyagraha movement led by Mahatma Gandhi. Also there is Khadi junction where you can buy various items made of khadi.There is only 20/- entry ticket (for adult) to be taken.

This place has its own significance. The place is so well developed and never expected to be so beautiful with a calm lake and landscape. The Salt Satyagraha led by Mahatma Gandhi is so well explained.. Worth a Visit. Specially for students studying history

The Dandi Museum in Navsari is a fascinating and informative museum that's dedicated to the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. With its extensive collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents, it offers a unique insight into the history of the Indian independence movement and the life of one of its most important figures. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for an educational and enlightening experience, the Dandi Museum is the perfect destination in Navsari.

Though this is the historical place created with the blessings of our PM, the lighting over and around the Gandhiji statue was very poor. On inquiry with the security staff, I could gather that electrician who had to attend the faults, not doing his work sincerely. Some refreshments facilities also should be available around museum.

Place is beautiful,quite and lot of information.thr is pond with good air.all structure are carved out of single rock with minue details.they also play film on gandhi struggle for salt march of dandi.thr is a lot of walking, no vechile for transport.

Good for a 2 hour visit. Prefer visiting in the evening.

Nice beach & road ... Note:- Mahatma gandhi musium is closed on every Tuesday ....

Beautiful place depicting our history in Dandi ..Good place to visit..neatly maintained..nice ambience..Must enjoy this place ...

Really good place to go if you're in Surat

The National Salt Satyagraha Memorial or Dandi Memorial is a memorial in Dandi, Gujarat, India, that honors the activists and participants of the Salt Satyagraha, an act of nonviolent civil disobedience in colonial India which was led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930.

Best museum Very well developed and maintained Ambience is very good and good for family place Lighting is good

Dandi Museum. A museum constructed on International level. It has an entry fees (nominal). The entire episode is depicted in the form of 3D models. The models are made from 5 metals and is displayed on granite rough stone. Beautifully explaining each scene. There are Solar trees which energises the entire area with Solar power. The 80 followers of Mahatma Gandhi are also depicted in model as per the same human dimensions. The artist who has portrayed are displayed against each person. A biggest achievement of the artist is if you see minutely the 3D image of an episode, none of the people in the scenes are duplicated. Visitors can make their own salt with a fixture which heats the sea water and when water evaporates salt remains in the plate. Axman made pond is created with fountains installed at the periphery of the pond. Beautifully crafted and constructed with displays. It has a restroom, drinking water facility. An auditorium place is provided where the entire Salt Act is filmed. The entire place is well maintained, well explained and kept clean. If at all you are near Dandi do visit this Museum especially your children must visit this and obtain the knowledge of our age old history. The depicted 3D model will make them remember the entire episode very well. A beautifully crafted in needle hole by a Goldsmith is displayed which can be admired through a Microscope which is kept for display. It's a Master piece. The idols are in colour.

No information displayed anywhere that pets not allowed...We had a caged baby dog which was refused entry....Even the beach was closed without prior information to public.