By Priyanka Roshan | Jan 30, 2025
Martyrs’ Day, observed on January 30, honors Mahatma Gandhi and India’s freedom fighters. Pay tribute by visiting these 10 iconic Gandhi memorials on Martyrs’ Day 2025 and relive his legacy.
A black marble platform marks Gandhi’s cremation site, surrounded by lush gardens and an eternal flame. A place of reflection, it attracts visitors worldwide.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
This ashram reflects Gandhi’s principles and the lifestyle he promoted, featuring exhibits on his teachings and contributions to the independence movement.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Located in the house where Gandhi lived from 1917 to 1934, this museum features photographs, artifacts, and a diorama of the Salt March.
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A historic site where Gandhi was imprisoned during the Quit India Movement. It also marks the passing of Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai and houses a dedicated museum.
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This museum commemorates Gandhi’s visits to Barrackpore, displaying memorabilia and documents related to his influence in the region.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Situated at the site of Gandhi’s assassination, this museum offers insights into his life through exhibits and showcases his belongings.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Dedicated to Gandhi’s life, this museum displays photographs, letters, and memorabilia highlighting his role in India’s independence movement.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Founded by Gandhi in 1936, Sevagram Ashram became a center for India’s independence movement. Today, it embodies his vision of self-sufficiency and non-violence.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Gandhi’s birthplace features a museum that focuses on his early life, family, and influence on the freedom struggle.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)
Established in 1938, this museum promotes Khadi, rural industries, and sustainable living, reflecting Gandhi’s vision for an economically self-reliant India.
(Image: MK Gandhi Org)