Gandhi Samadhi Rampur

Gandhi Samadhi Rampur is a memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi located on the banks of the Kosi River in Civil Lines, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh. It marks the site where a portion of Gandhi's ashes was immersed after his assassination in 1948. The memorial features a simple platform and landscaped garden, serving as a place of remembrance and tribute. It is a quiet civic landmark within Rampur city.

Visitors can expect a small, peaceful memorial complex with a central samadhi platform, surrounded by a maintained garden and pathways on the Kosi River bank. The setting is quiet and open, suitable for brief sightseeing, photography and paying respects. There are no large structures or museums on site; the experience is centered on the memorial platform, surrounding greenery and river-side environment.

The memorial commemorates Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948). After his assassination on 30 January 1948, his ashes were divided for immersion at several rivers across India. One portion was immersed in the Kosi River at Rampur, and the Gandhi Samadhi was later established at the immersion site as a memorial to mark the event.

The site serves as a local place of remembrance for Mahatma Gandhi and is visited on national observances such as Gandhi Jayanti and Martyrs' Day for tributes. It represents the city's connection to the national memorialization of Gandhi and functions as a civic landmark for quiet reflection.