If you’re a fan of Indian history, you’ve gotta check out this museum that depicts Mahatma Gandhi’s transition from a child to an adult. Walk into Laburnum Road (Grant Road) and along a row of colonial- structured buildings stands the large brown and white mansion that pays homage to Gandhi. The ground and first floors are massive libraries containing books that were owned and read by him, as well as relevant tomes, which the museum has collected over time. The first-floor houses copies of correspondence between Gandhi and personalities, such as President Roosevelt, Adolf Hitler, pages from his journals and front page newspaper clippings from the time of his assassination. There’s a section that shows you the exact spot where Gandhiji spent most of his time—it seems totally untouched, and even has a few charkhas!
Don’t Miss: Letters to Adolf Hitler and Franklin D Roosevelt, the library
Entry Fee: Free of cost
Visiting Hours: 10.30 AM to 6 PM
