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Maharashtra

Sevagram

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January

8.1 - 32.5 °C

February

10.8 - 35.9 °C

March

15.2 - 40.3 °C

April

19.4 - 44.1 °C

May

23.0 - 46.2 °C

June

22.8 - 45.0 °C

July

22.4 - 36.5 °C

August

21.7 - 34.4 °C

September

20.9 - 35.2 °C

October

15.7 - 35.7 °C

November

11.9 - 33.5 °C

December

8.6 - 32.2 °C


Major Airports :

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (NAG), Nagpur

Nearest Railway Station :

Nagpur Railway Station (NGP)

Major Airports :

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (NAG), Nagpur

Journey into Gandhi's world

Sevagram Ashram, also known as the "village of service," holds an iconic place in Indian history as Mahatma Gandhi lived there from 1936 until his passing in 1948. The "village of service" played an essential role during India's independence movement and visiting it is like taking an unforgettable journey into one of history's most influential individuals' life and beliefs. Gandhi's dream of finding an ashram at Sevagram became a reality in 1938, drawing people together who shared his belief in nonviolent methods as the means to gain independence. Sevagram epitomizes Gandhi's philosophy while giving visitors insight into his simple yet principled lifestyle.

A pilgrimage site

Sevagram Ashram is more than a historical site; it's a pilgrimage destination. Here you'll find Gandhi's cottage and iconic spinning wheel used to craft his clothing; further along your tour you'll come upon key landmarks, including Gandhi's memorial, and personal effects from his stay as well as murals that bear his image - as well as preserved pieces from this historic location that may still exist today.

A hub of compassion

Sevagram, known for its compassionate spirit and vibrant ashram life, serves as the home for Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (MGIMS), offering affordable healthcare to rural communities. Tourists and visitors interested in the Indian independence struggle and the life and work of Mahatma Gandhi often come here. Gandhi left behind an invaluable living legacy when he founded Sevagram as his laboratory for social experiments and it remains free from modern amenities, standing as testimony to his principles and commitment.


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Discovering Gandhi's footsteps

Exploring the various preserved items at Gandhi's ashram, such as his revered peepal tree, hand-painted murals and personal effects offers a vivid account of his daily life. Additionally, its simplicity remains intact as no electricity is installed - keeping with Gandhi's wishes of life. At Gandhi Ashram, you'll discover a treasure trove of artifacts such as his iconic spinning wheel and humble walking stick, holy texts from various religions, as well as items bearing witness to the Mahatma's remarkable journey. Each artifact holds something important about his incredible life story.

Explore beyond Sevagram

Expand your discovery beyond Sevagram to uncover nearby attractions like the Gandhi Museum in Wardha, Magan Sangrahala,. Pawnar ashram, Bor tiger reserve. Additionally, you can take a closer look at various dwellings within the ashram that each have their own historical significance.

A visit to Sevagram Ashram promises an enriching journey into Gandhi's lasting legacy and his profound effect on India's fight for freedom.