Dandi Kutir Museum

Dandi Kutir Museum is a Gandhi-themed museum located within the Mahatma Mandir complex in Sector 13, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Housed in a distinctive salt-mound-shaped building, it commemorates Mahatma Gandhi's life and the 1930 Dandi March. The museum uses audiovisual displays, photographs, and interactive exhibits to narrate Gandhi's biography and philosophy. As Gujarat's largest Gandhi museum, it serves as an educational and cultural attraction near the state capital.

Visitors can expect a modern museum housed in a large salt-mound-shaped structure symbolizing Gandhi's Salt Satyagraha. Inside, galleries present Gandhi's life from birth to his role in India's independence movement through photographs, paintings, replicas, sculptures, and audiovisual and interactive displays. The museum includes a 3D show and exhibits on the Dandi March and Gandhian philosophy, set within the landscaped Mahatma Mandir complex with pathways and open areas to explore.

Dandi Kutir is dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi and his 1930 Dandi March, part of the Salt Satyagraha against British salt laws. The museum was developed by the Government of Gujarat at Mahatma Mandir and inaugurated in 2015 to preserve and present Gandhi's life, teachings and role in India's independence movement through modern museology.

The museum serves as a cultural and educational centre promoting Gandhian values of truth, non-violence and self-reliance. It is an important attraction in Gujarat's capital for understanding Gandhi's philosophy and its influence on Indian culture and society.