Raj Ghat, Delhi

Raj Ghat is a monument devoted to Gandhiji. The Ghat is on the banks of the Yamuna River. It is a black platform made of marble at the cremation site of the nation's father Mahatma Gandhi. Raj Ghat tourist attractions have many other prominent individuals than the Gandhi crematorium. Memorial of Jawaharlal Nehru is situated in the north of Raj Ghat. It's known as the peaceful forest. Next door is the K R Narayan cremation point. Other notable monuments include LalBahadurShastri, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, GianiZail Singh, I k Gujral, and Chandra Shekar.

How to reach Raj Ghat?

Delhi from anywhere in the country is easily accessible. It has an international airport that connects it to several international destinations. You will be able to get to the Ghat once you get into the city. The Ghat is situated on Delhi's Mahatma Gandhi Marg Road. Pragati maidan is the closest metro station. Cabs, buses, and cars can be found anywhere in the city. The transport frequency of this monument is high and therefore it is not a problem to reach RajGhat.

Best time to visit Raj Ghat

The humidity and heat of the city can be felt when you visit during the summer season. For outdoor sightseeing, the Monsoons always are an obstacle. Therefore the winter season is better to choose. In October the winter begins and in March it ends. The weather for sightseeing is pleasant and clear. If you visit one of the leaders with a memorial here, during the anniversary of the event, it may be crowded and people may even pay their homage.

Ticket fees and Raj Ghat visit time

The memorial will be open all day long and year-round. Any visitors shall not be charged for entry or camera charges.