This museum is best for the students and people who want to witness the history of the charkhas and various different models of the Charkhas (Spinning Wheels). The place is educational and best to visit with children.

It's a good place to visit and take photographs at the heart of the city ! Entry fee: Rs 20 !

Its a very small museum which is located in the center of city. It represents one of india's rich culture but the maintanence is pretty poor. They also dont have change and wont give change when you try to buy the ticket. Indian is known for being digital for payments even in rural areas, but in this place they dont even have UPI payment.

Must Visit Place. Gandhiji's idol present in premises and different types of charkha present in their. A large Charkha is beauty of the museum. Please buy tickets first and then explore.

Entry fee-Rs 20 Located in Connaught place easily spotted and quite popular place. There's no wait and usually there's a ticket system here But this museum is small and mostly open 👐 There's a washroom facility and outside there's quick snacks stores so you can purchase treatbits and a nice place to relax and enjoy on a Sunday afternoon. The entry fee here is Rs 20 .

Charkha is a spinning wheel and the Charkha Museum in Delhi has on display an interesting collection of 14 charkhas dating between 1912 and 1977. These Charkhas were donated by people are displayed in a long hall, neatly labeled indicating the donor's name and the date of manufacture. The museum is also dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi who was a strong advocate of Charkha and used it as a symbol of self-rule and self-reliance during his struggle against the British Raj in India. The Charkha was used by Gandhi Ji as an important tool for the national rejuvenation of India during the freedom struggle. There are also two steel sculptures outside the main hall that are very interesting. One is a lion made up of charkha wheels, though gear wheels are used. This Make in India structure looks magnificent The other is a huge sculpture of a Charkha The huge Charkha has become a landmark within just a few days of its inauguration The museum is housed in the garden area in the middle of Connaught Place and is not very large. I could see all the exhibits in under 30 minutes. The entrance fee for the museum is INR 20 which is basically pocket change, so plus one star for that. Along with the ticket they also gave me a cotton handloom handkerchief and alternatively I could choose a tricolor cotton band which could be wrapped on the wrist. It looked quite cool but I opted for the Khadi or handspun handkerchief. I loved this gesture very much that will serve as a souvenir. Near the entrance of the museum is an information center and also a souvenir shop. It was a nice experience and this museum stands out from the other 51 museums in Delhi. Since the museum is located at a natural elevation right in the middle of Connaught Place giving a bird's eye view of the entire area How Reach Take the Delhi Metro Yellow, Red, or the Blue line, all of which pass through Cannought Place. I visited the place on my bike and parked in the Palika underground p[arking for INR 10 per hour. Accessibility Features The Information Center and the Souvenir shop are accessible for a wheelchair via a leveled floor from the main road. There is also a tactile path from the Metro Station exit all the way to the entrance of the museum The main museum building however has stairs with no ramp or railing making it a bad example of accessibility at such a prominent place.

The only place which is AC and not for food. Not much to see around. The price is nominal only Rs 20. There are fountains nearby and you can get really good pics there. The museum is promoting khadi and Gandhi beliefs.

The Charkha Museum in New Delhi is a special place that tells a wonderful story. It's a small, but charming museum where you can learn about India's history, especially about Mahatma Gandhi and his ideas of peace and independence. Inside, you'll find many interesting things. There are old charkhas (spinning wheels) on display, which were important tools during India's struggle for freedom. They show how people worked together to make their own clothes and become self-reliant. The museum has pictures and writings that explain Gandhi's life and his principles of truth and nonviolence. It feels like a journey back in time, helping you understand the struggles and sacrifices made for India's independence. The museum is clean and well-maintained, making it a comfortable place to visit. The staff are friendly and ready to answer any questions you might have. In short, the Charkha Museum is a place full of history and inspiration. It's a great spot to learn about India's past and the values that shaped the nation. If you're interested in history or want to know more about Gandhi, this museum is a must-visit in New Delhi.

Its built on a corner opposite the Regal building above Palika bazaar. Charkha museum has beautiful landscape with a large charkha at one end. Various old charkhas are exhibited in a hall. Timings are 10am-9pm. Ticket price is 20 rupees. Maximum Time allowed is 30 minutes. Must visit place if you want to sit,relax and see the bustling connaught place.

My visit to Charkha Park or Museum in Connaught Place with my family on 20th August, 2022 was a thrilling and joyous experience. The place is centrally located and well connected with metro as well as by road. The site has spacious lush green lawns well maintained by N.D.M.C. The greenery around is a treat for eyes and has a soothing effect on one's mind. The big statue of Gandhiji and Charkha on entering the venue reminds us of our rich heritage and legacy in 75th year of Indian Independence being celebrated as Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. The place often hosts different kinds of events. Food festival has been organised from 19th August, 2022 to 21st August, 2022. Though the cost of entrance ticket is Rs 20 on the other days it is free during the food festival. This festival has brought together under one roof different players in the industry showcasing and selling their delicacies to the visitors thronging the place from different parts of city. Many stalls have been put up selling different food items ranging from North Indian Amritsary Naan, Missi Roti and Saag to stall put up by renowned South Indian group Sarvan selling South Indian Sambar Vadas, Rasam and many other items. There have been stalls put up by big reputed brands like Haldi Ram and Khandani Pakoda Wala selling chaat and different kinds of delicious pakodas. The special attraction of the festival is the food items prepared in the utensils of mud or clay. The tea and coffee offered in kulhads made of mud and food items prepared and served in these kinds of utensils of mud have been the biggest draw. The music and dance performed in the background by the artists adds charm to the experience. The place has a record of holding such splendid events.

Charkha Museum in Connaught Place, Delhi, disappoints with its small size and lack of unique exhibits. Visitors will find nothing new or remarkable to see, making it a rather underwhelming experience. What further adds to the disappointment is the ₹20 entry fee, which feels unjustified given the limited content on display. The only notable aspect is the view of the bustling traffic in Connaught Place, which can be observed from the museum's location. However, this alone does not justify a visit.

Charkha museum is a place where you can get to know about various charkhas that were used in the early 18th and 19th centuries. It is a small place yet phenomenal. The ticket prices are just Rs 20 per person. Before entering the museum you must take out your shoes and put them in the shoe rack outside. Outside there you can find 4 small monuments. A good place to visit preferably in evening

The National Charkha Museum is a spinning wheel museum located in Connaught Place, New Delhi. This has been built on the already built garden in Palika Bazaar. It has been jointly constructed by the New Delhi Municipal Council and the Khadi Development and Village Industries Commission.The Museum was inaugurated on May 21, 2017 by the then BJP National President Amit Shah

A great initiative by the government for the father of the nation.

A nice place to visit with your kids to aware them about the Legacy and importance of Charkha. Very Neat and well maintained Garden is also a Eye catcher for the visitor’s, Ticket charges is very nominal only Rs.20 per head.

I am not an admirer of Gandhi but this place is good

Nice place, there is so much information about different kinds of charkhas.

There is nothing much in this museum however surrounding garden is beautiful and location is very nice

Good facilities but need little more assistance needed, security staff were good but technical and maintenance staff needs a bit more as I was not able to see the video. A good place to create an inspiration to students and children to know about Mahatma Gandhi. The space is well utilised and beautifully lighted.

The Charkha Museum offers a captivating journey into India's history and its pivotal role in the struggle for independence. The exhibits vividly showcase the significance of the charkha, the traditional spinning wheel, as a symbol of self-reliance and nonviolent resistance. The museum's layout is thoughtfully designed, guiding visitors through a chronological narrative that traces the evolution of the charkha's importance. The museum's collection of artifacts, including rare and well-preserved charkhas, textiles, and photographs, provides a tangible connection to the past. The engaging displays are accompanied by informative descriptions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the socio-political context and the impact of Mahatma Gandhi's teachings. The only reason I deduct a star is the need for more interactive elements. While the exhibits are enlightening, incorporating interactive displays or audiovisual presentations could enhance the overall experience, especially for younger visitors. Additionally, clearer signages and guides would aid in navigation and comprehension. In conclusion, the Charkha Museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in India's fight for freedom. Its rich collection and well-presented narrative make for an insightful trip. With a bit more interactivity and improved wayfinding.

The museum is dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi and his Charkha. Gandhi was a vocal advocate of Charkha and the museum has an interesting display of various types of Charkhas. It is not a very large museum and you can see all the exhibits in under 30 minutes. . he museum is housed in the garden area in the middle of Connaught Place. The building itself is a one roomed Neoclassical building that completely white. I understand that the Charkha was important tool that Gandhi thought would be a point of national rejuvenation for India. The exhibits are beautifully exhibited, but there’s not much information and to be honest, I actually didn’t learn very much.

Newly constructed museum located in the center of the city. Easily accessible in the outer circle of Cannought place Delhi. It's very nicely built. One can spend evening in the place and also walk closely thru the journey related to Mahatma Gandhi ji.

Beautiful place with green lawns and number of water fountains . When entering Inside the Charkha Museum building one has to remove the shoes to keep the sanctity of the place. Variety of Charkha are in on display Relationship between Gandhi Ji and Charkha are on display through photos and text messages placed on photo frames. Charkha of diffrent sizes and varieties are on display in the Charkha Museum Hall For entering the Charkha museum one has to buy ticket for Rs.20/- per person. Car parking for visitors is available in underground palika car parking @ Rs 10/- per hour.

The museum is dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi and his Charkha. Gandhi was a vocal advocate of Charkha and the museum has an interesting display of various types of Charkhas. It is not a very large museum and you can see all the exhibits in under 30 minutes. . he museum is housed in the garden area in the middle of Connaught Place. The building itself is a one roomed Neoclassical building that completely white. I understand that the Charkha was important tool that Gandhi thought would be a point of national rejuvenation for India. The exhibits are beautifully exhibited, but there’s not much information and to be honest

Beautifully designed ❤ and i loved the handkerchief that they gave of khadi

A nice place to visit with your kids to aware them about the Legacy and importance of Charkha. Very Neat and well maintained Garden is also a Eye catcher for the visitor’s, Ticket charges is very nominal only Rs.20 per head. Do go with your family and witness the history and origin of Charkha. The history of Charkha with Our Beloved Bapu( Mahatma Gandhi Ji), The statue of Bapu is there which makes this Museum perfect outing for Bapu lovers!!! Big Steel Charkha and Lion (Make in India-Musket) enhancing the charm!!! PS : Due to some technical issues Video is not playing now a days.

As per museum it is a good place to visit. Ofcourse ot is not the fun place where you get to enjoy. It is museum where different type of charkha used before for handmade cloths. It is collection of different type of charkhas other than that you will gain some good knowledge about them from where came who donated it etc. Good for students to visit. They will gain knowledge. Other than that there is a big charkha in between and a big statue of mahatma gandhi at the entrance.

Very small museum. Entry ticket:rs 20 per person. It has a few charkhas of different types. U can reach here from Rajiv chowk metro gate 7 . It's just walking distance from there.

Very peaceful place to visit. To know more about Khadi Cloth and it's history which was begun by our father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi.

A very well maintained place to visit. You will find the Charkha and its history well described here, The best thing is that you will find the exact replicas of the age old Charkha from different places and different types. Keep a minimum of one hour in your hand to know all of the history displayed.

I loved this place... A peacefull place.... A place from where u can see running roads with beautiful night view It's near to sharvana bhawan restaurant more precisely in G block There is entry ticket of Rs 20 per person with a khadi handkerchief as complimentary There is a museum inside of different time era charkas.... Just trying to convey thoughts of ghandi ji Outside in lawn there is a big charka, a statue or sign for make in india lobo and there is monkey 🙈🙉🙊statue. Once a time must visit

A good museum to see antique thread weavers made up of wood. Entry ticket costs Rs 20. One can opt for a khadi handkerchief or thread used for weaving. There is a weaving machine installed where one can try weaving skills or simply take pictures with it.

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Good place must visit near metro gate no. 7 ...hardly 100m ...you can see lots of gandhi ji valuables here

Very beautiful park, perfect location nearby CP road and cp market also near.... small and cozy place to visit, I loved the place so clean and comfortable maintained by the caretakers.

Very nice place to visit at least once 20 rs ticket only you can see some structures and 14 types of charkha here.

I visited here after simply walking for 5 minutes from Jantar-Mantar and found it to be a shining jewel in the crowd of Cannaought place. It is 2 minutes away from gate 7 of the metro. They also gave me a Khadi handkerchief along with the ticket of INR 20. Very beautiful place full of patriotism and wonderful Charkhas on display. Unfortunately this place is not accessible for the differently-abled. ♿ Accessibility Features: No=Ramp access. No=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. No=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. No=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

I gave it 4 star bcz of it's realted to our culture and freedom struggle . Other wise there is nothing to see . The price visiting museum is 20₹ and they will give u handkerchief made from khadi . Here if u see the priceless thing are the value and culture of India. The staff is not excited for visiter . The will not tell u what are thing and why 😔. If u are coming from outside of Delhi must visit 1 time . How to reach . U can come here from R k asram by taking metro to Rajiv chowk metro station (10₹) . So have feel of metro and see other places

This charkha museum (spining wheel museum) is one of it's kind, here you can see charkha's made of before the independence of India. Various people donated the old charkha to museum. Somewhere i found that museum is lacking in maintainance but it's really good to visit here. A very large charkha is presented by steel authority of India is the center of attraction in museum. Ticket you have to purchase before visit. It's located near the rajiv chauk metro station and khadi india building.

As per museum it is a good place to visit. Ofcourse ot is not the fun place where you get to enjoy. It is museum where different type of charkha used before for handmade cloths. Overall it's a good meseum for gain some knowledge

I visited this place early in the morning at 9am on Sunday. There was no one so didn't have to wait to enter the museum. 20rs was the ticket and very very small museum it is which has different kind of charkhas which were being used in Chennai, UP, Hariyana, Gujarat. Place was clean and it has a small garden too.

Must visit.

very small...hardly need five minutes ... but really like the big spinning wheel and lion made of steel...and they give khadi handkerchiefs with tickets for promotion :)

A good museum in heart of cannaught place. Has charkha of different types that gandhiji used. Also has a large steel charkha spinning wheel. Entrance is rupees 20, it's open till 9 pm

Nice place where you can gain good knowledge about different type of Charkhas. They have quite old ones.. impressive. must visit place at the heart of Connaught Place ..

The museum features 26 feet (8 meters) long and 13 feet (4 meters) high chromium stainless steel spinning wheel (Charkha). It is weighing five tons and there is no effect of heat on it. Also it is rust resistant and non-magnetic. This Charkha is the world's largest spinning wheel. It was inaugurated on May 21, 2017 by the then BJP National President Amit Shah. This museum depicts the history and evolution of Charkha, from a humble instrument to a symbol of Nationalism. This tool or machine empowered Indian citizens, as they started weaving indigenous (made in India) cloths using the Charkha.[3] The museum has a nominal entry fee of Rs 20.

Charkha museum is simple and effective approach and this is show how to change indian freedom fight with the help of simple charkha

It is an absolutely awesome place for understanding about the importance of Charkha and Gandhijis Reliability on it for Swaraj

(Translated by Google) The National Charkha Museum is a museum located in Connaught Place, New Delhi. It is built on the garden already built above Palika Bazaar. It has been jointly constructed by the New Delhi Municipal Council and the Khadi Development and Village Industries Commission. The specialty of this museum is that it has a 26 feet (9 m) long and 13 feet (3.5 m) high spinach made of chromium stainless steel. [1] It weighs five tons and has no heat effect. It is also rust resistant, non-magnetic. [2] This spinning wheel is the world's largest spinning wheel. It is installed on an open space 9 meters long and 6 meters wide. Among other things established in the museum, there are three monkeys (reflecting bad looks, bad looks and bad speech), also known as Mahatma Gandhi, near this big charkha. [3] Many other types of charkha are also displayed here. Have been done. It was inaugurated by the then BJP National President Amit Shah on 21 May 2017. [4] The ticket to enter it is Rs 20. Ticket takers are provided with a khadi handkerchief. Also, ticket holders can also get Khadi yarn garland for free. These sutamalas are manufactured by prisoners of Tihar Jail. (Original) राष्ट्रीय चरखा संग्रहालय नई दिल्ली के कनॉट प्लेस में स्थित संग्रहालय है। यह पालिका बाजार के ऊपर पहले से बने उद्यान पर निर्मित किया गया है। इसका निर्माण संयुक्त रूप से नई दिल्ली नगरपालिका परिषद और खादी विकास और ग्रामोद्योग आयोग ने कराया है। इस संग्रहालय की खासियत यह है की इसमें 26 फीट (9 मीटर) लंबा और 13 फीट (3.5 मीटर) ऊँचा क्रोमियम स्टेनलेस स्टील से बना चरखा है।[1] यह पाँच टन वजनी है और उस पर गर्मी का कोई प्रभाव नहीं पड़ता है। साथ ही यह ज़ंग प्रतिरोधी, गैर-चुंबकीय भी है।[2] यह चरखा दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा चरखा है। यह 9 मीटर लंबे और 6 मीटर चौड़े खुली जगह पर स्थापित किया गया है। संग्रहालय में स्थापित अन्य चीज़ों में इस बड़े चरखे के समीप महात्मा गांधी की पहचान माने जाने वाले तीन बंदर (बुरा मत देखो, बुरा मत सुनो तथा बुरा मत बोलो को दर्शाते है) भी हैं।[3] अन्य कई प्रकार के चरखे भी यहाँ प्रदर्शित किये गए हैं। इसका उदघाटन 21 मई 2017 को तत्कालीन भाजपा राष्ट्रीय अध्यक्ष अमित शाह ने किया था।[4] इसमें प्रवेश करने की टिकट 20 रुपये है। टिकट लेने वालों को एक खादी का रूमाल प्रदान किया जाता है। साथ ही टिकटधारी खादी की सूत माला भी निःशुल्क ले सकते हैं। इन सूतमालाओं को तिहाड़ जेल के कैदियों द्वारा निर्मित किया जाता है।

It's a very popular place for Indians

Very hygienic

Great loving museum... Everything represented as it is were in realty... Types of chrkhash and also having written notes about every parts and working principles

Must visit place

It is simple as we thought . Good for visit . It is at centre of cp . It is not time wasting place and money .

Nice place to visit near market area.

(Translated by Google) Heritage Charkha Museums opposite Khadi India ... (Original) Heritage Charkha Museums opposite Khadi India...

Make in India awasmmmmmm

If you are looking for short tour you can visit this place in cannaught place.

Interesting place to visit..

The museum is beautiful and well maintained .Also a good place to visit. This museum has different charkhas from different places around the and different times.

It was a nice experience and something different. A museum devoted to Charkha. Located at the prime junction in CP, giving a bird's eye view of the entire crossing. The huge Charkha has become a landmark in just few days of it's inauguration. The Make in India structure looked magnificent. The three monkeys, the green grass, overall nice evening experience. Would certainly be visiting during day time someday.

Good for one time visit.....In order to see different types of Charkhas you should visit here. But this is very small a single room museum... You have to pay ₹20 as entry fee and you will recieve a khadi Handkerchief......

A peaceful place and atmosphere. The moment you enter, a patriotic feeling rushes in to you. All kinds of Charkhas, centuries old are very well displayed and detailed information is placed besides. Inauguration with the hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Good museum displaying few of charkhas donated from couples of states in India. However it should be great if there is any documentary also showing the life cycle of charkhas...and a workshop also explaining how to use charkhas

Detailed collection of various Charkhas used by Gandhiji donated from all over India. The ticket is just twenty bucks along with which you get a Khadi handkerchief (which is amazing btw). Spend time as much as you want here in the open garden overlooking Connaught Place A-block. A huge Charkha installation is an eye grabber, along with signature Make In India lion made beautifully.

The National Charkha Museum is a museum exhibiting the history and evolution of humble spinning wheel, the Charkha. The museum is housed in the garden area in the middle of Connaught Place. The building itself is a one roomed Neoclassical building that completely white. I understand that the Charkha was important tool that Gandhi thought would be a point of national rejuvenation for India. The exhibits are beautifully exhibited, but there’s not much information and to be honest, I actually didn’t learn very much. The two steel sculptures on the grounds of the were more interesting. One is a lion made up of charkha wheels, the order a giant sculpture of a charkha wheel. The entrance fee for the museum is basically pocket change, so plus one star for that.

This meusem is dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi's life , charkha and khadi clothes. while entering they provided one tag made of khadi threads as a ticket. Different types of charkhas and spectacles of Mahatma Gandhi was kept there. A large sized charkha was built outside is very beautiful.

A wonderful initiative to aware the youth about our history. The Connaught circus is one of the lively place of the Delhi, a small museum dedicated to father of nation and its spinning wheel in the midst of this most prominent place of the capital is wonderful idea. People can take a glimpse of Charkha and it's history in this small place and enrich themselves. Further free drinking water and toilets are also available for the visitors. Free gift of khadi handkerchief or tricolor ribbon with every ticket is also a good idea and shows that commitment and purpose of the museum is to promote and make aware about khadi not to earn money. Kudos.

Ticket price 20 Rs..and along with it they also provide either a cotton handloom handkerchief or a tricolour cotton necklace type thread which u can even wrap on ur wrist. It looks quite cool. I love this gesture very much..it is like a small token of memory that u carry along with urself.

A short visit of less than 30 mins is enough for this place. One of it's kind and should be visited. It costs you a ticket of 20 rupees but you can choose from a tiranga thread mala or hanky as free gift for you. A good initiative from Indian Govt. Has some nice to see statues made of stainless steel and stone also.

Good and lovely place

Nice

(Translated by Google) Aaj hi Jake aaya hu mae ... 20 rs entry ticket hae ... with free khadi handkerchief milta hae ... max 15 min me aap museum dekhlenge .. car parking connaught place me hogi ... it has no special car parking .... (Original) Aaj hi Jake aaya hu mae ...20 rs entry ticket hae...with free khadi handkerchief milta hae...max 15 min me aap museum dekhlenge.. car parking connaught place me hogi...it has no special car parking....

Nice and clean museum with beautiful park

(Translated by Google) One of new must watch site in Canaught place, Delhi. This is a new type of museum where many types of Charkhas are demonstrating, Charkha was in center of attraction of Indian freedom duration. Charkha museum delhi There are many places to visit in Delhi but some new places have been included in it like 1. India festival: 26 to 30 January, Red Fort 2. War Memorial: India Gate 3. Charkha Museum: Connaught Place 4. West to Wonder: Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station Charkha Museum 2017 was launched under the joint aegis of Khadi Village Industries and New Delhi Municipal Corporation of India. The underground palaces located at Connaught Place are above the market, apart from the various charkha inside the museum, the main attraction is a large charkha which is visible from the nearby area. This museum is in front of Khadi Bhandar and can be reached via metro, the nearest metro is Rajiv Chowk, from where it can be reached on foot. Prakash Parashar 'Amargarh' (Original) One of new must watch site in Canaught place, Delhi. This is a new type of museum where many type of Charkhas are demonstrating, Charkha was in center of attraction of Indian freedom duration. चरखा म्यूज़ियम दिल्ली दिल्ली में घूमने देखने को कई जगह है लेकिन कुछ नई जगह इसमे शामिल हुई है जैसे 1. भारत पर्व : 26 से 30 जनवरी, लाल किला 2. वॉर मेमोरियल : इंडिया गेट 3. चरखा म्यूज़ियम : क्नॉट प्लेस 4. वेस्ट तो वंडर : हजरत निजामुद्दीन रेलवे स्टेशन चरखा म्यूज़ियम 2017 को भारत के खादी ग्रामोद्योग एवं न्यूदिल्ली मुनिसिपल कॉर्पोरेशन के संयुक्त तत्वाधान में प्रारम्भ किया गया। क्नॉट प्लेस में स्थित भूमिगत पालिका बाजार के ऊपर हैं, म्यूज़ियम के अंदर रखे विभिन चरखों के अलावा मुख्य आकर्षण एक बड़ा सा चरखा हैं जो पास के क्षेत्र से दिख जाता है। यह म्यूज़ियम खादी भंडार के सामने हैं एवं मेट्रो के जरिए पहुंचा जा सकता है, नजदीकी मेट्रो राजीव चौक हैं, जहाँ से पैदल पहुंचा जा सकता हैं। प्रकाश पराशर 'अमरगढ़'

Museum about Charkha and khadi.

Nice outdoor garden along with the museum

Nothing much to see

Not very much to explore

(Translated by Google) Lovely place, in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi..they said satya prem karuna ,,,, jai Shri Ram. (Original) Lovely place, in the memory of mahatma Gandhi ji..they said satya prem karuna,,,, jai Shri Ram.

Gandhi's museum at Connaught palce

Not so good, not so bad. Worth visit once 😇

(Translated by Google) Grast (Original) Grast

It was just a museum of charkha that are used by Mr.gandhi .and it gives us knowledge about how they made their own cloths by making threads by the help of charkha.

Nice piece full

Amazing place history about charkha and process of making cotton also u can see and different types of thread also u can see and also go with family , friends and very enjoyable....

Charkha museum of so wonderful

A good place in the memory of bapu.

Loved

Nice place. It's properly maintained with scenery around and place to sit for people who come to nearby CP.

Nice and quiet place in between a fast moving location.

Super

Very good

Mahatma Gandhi favourite place of the charkha museum I like this place really very good in Delhi Connaught Place Chowk

I definitely learnt about Charkras today and why the ended up on the India flag, super cheap and small museum will only take you about 10-15 minutes but it is very conveniently located in the heart of the city so worth a stop

It's a great Museum to know the Spinning wheel (Charkha ) history....in India

Good place to visit for

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They have settled LED tv too if you wanna watch bahubali just carry your memory card.. 😂

You will get to see some Charkhas in a room and some art work and you will get 1 khadi handkerchief with each ticket.

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Worth going once

Beautiful

Make in India logo - lion on the prawn made entirely with cogs symbolising manufacturing, strength and national pride is newly added value to the charka museum.. Beautiful lawn in a prime location like Indira chowk to sit and relax and view the dynamics taking place right Infront of your eyes Ticket price - Rs.20 and we get a cloth as complementary Charka museum - consists of multiple chakras used during 90s at various locations based in India

Receive a khadi handkerchief against minimal entry ticket price of Rs20 to have a look at different charkhas that were used in different states/areas of India. Pretty much clean area to visit along with well maintained garden to sit and relax. Huge sized charkha and Make in India logo also statued in garden. Fountains with nice lightening adds to the aesthetics of the whole area.

Best experience tickets price is 20 ruppees and for 30 minutes this tickets is valid and you have to see everything about Charkha types of charkha... Largest charkha in the world... Weight is 2.5 tone

Nothing much inside only some charkha inside but yes surrounding is great with fountain and garden

Very Nice Place... Various kinds of Charka inside the Museum. Outside is like a Park. Only Rs 20.

There are only different charkhas are available which were used by gandhi ji. They are from different states of india basically UP,punjab,haryana. There is nothing interesting there. You have half hour to visit and thats enough. Half part of visiting areas were closed which have netaji subhash chandra bose status and that is in open area so you can easily get a view from outside also. There is a big charkha statue at the entry gate.

Ticket is for ₹20. Maximum stay time is 30 minutes. A large steel charkha made in 2017 is planted here. Inside the hall, there are many wooden and iron charkha from different states, some from before independence and some of after it.

The National Gandhi Museum has a very rich collection of original relics, books, journals and documents, photographs, audio-visual materials, exhibitions, art pieces and other memorabilia closely connected with Mahatma Gandhi, Kastur Ba and Indian Freedom Struggle. It is developing into a Resource Centre for the Gandhian and allied Studies and Research. It also processes the information, data, audio-visual materials, etc., for the use of different categories.

The National Gandhi Museum has a very rich collection of original relics, books, journals and documents, photographs, audio-visual materials, exhibitions, art pieces and other memorabilia closely connected with Mahatma Gandhi, Kastur Ba and Indian Freedom Struggle. It is developing into a Resource Centre for the Gandhian and allied Studies and Research. It also processes the information, data, audio-visual materials, etc., for the use of different categories

The National Gandhi Museum has a very rich collection of original relics, books, journals and documents, photographs, audio-visual materials, exhibitions, art pieces and other memorabilia closely connected with Mahatma Gandhi, Kastur Ba and Indian Freedom Struggle. It is developing into a Resource Centre for the Gandhian and allied Studies and Research. It also processes the information, data, audio-visual materials, etc., for the use of different categories.

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The National Gandhi Museum has a very rich collection of original relics, books, journals and documents, photographs, audio-visual materials, exhibitions, art pieces and other memorabilia closely connected with Mahatma Gandhi, Kastur Ba and Indian Freedom Struggle. It is developing into a Resource Centre for the Gandhian and allied Studies and Research. It also processes the information, data, audio-visual materials, etc., for the use of different categories.

Calm and peaceful place.

Excellent

Place with various charkhas kept in the place.

Beautiful calm place. It is located near Central Park and just above Palika Bazar. There you can see verity of charkhas even a huge charkha also. You can enjoy history of thread making and can click lots of beautiful pictures.

A good place to visit with kids (younger ones), here you knows about the different types of charkha which is donated by different peoples from all over India.. Ticker 20 RS per person... They took money but didn't give you the ticket ( i didn't like this) You can spend 30mins as mentioned on the board but one hour is sufficient... Very neat, clean, area... On entrance a big statue of Gandhi ji, and A big steel charkha and lion (make in India musket) and 3 monkeys which depicts Na bura suno, na bolo aur na dekho... There is small museums where you must remove your shoes for entry... Really a good place and must visit atleast onces...