Home India Gujarat bhujodi vandematram memorial park

bhujodi vandematram memorial park

Kutch, Gujarat 370020, India

Map

Detailed Information

Place Types Park
Address Kutch, Gujarat 370020, India
Coordinate 23.2193525,69.7370146
Website Unknown
Rating 4.7
Compound Code 6P9P+PR Bhujodi, Gujarat, India

Openning hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Photos

Reviews

Charmi Mehta (10/20/2020)

Very nice place to visit. Make sure you arrive early (before 5pm) during weekends, because the place is mostly crowded, so they run out of the tickets.nCost for visit is :- Rs 50 (Per Person)nCost of visiting museum:- Rs 100 (Per Person)nParking:- Free

Kumar Anand (10/12/2020)

A perfect place for family outing , interesting exhibition of freedom movement for children .. very beautiful gardens , please buy generously beautiful handicraft items of local artisans and support them .. paintings , handloom products are worth every penny ..

YOGESH VATIYA (11/10/2020)

The Vande Mataram Memorial is a unique national Monument seeking to immortalize the most momentous episodes in India’s freedom struggle from British Rule.nnVande Mataram uses a combination of art; architecture and technology to create an immersive experience which helps us re-live the journey to independence first-hand.nnIndia’s journey to independence and the sacrifices of our countrymen to attain it cannot simply be relegated to the pages of history; they need to be experienced, to be re-lived and to echo in our hearts and souls for eternity – that is what the Vande Mataram Memorial has set out to achieve.nnVande Mataram is a once-in-lifetime and a must-do experience for every Indian who is keen to reconnect with his roots and who seeks to renew and restore his sense of national pride and belonging.nnThe Vande Mataram Memorial is build by Ashapura Foundation and is located over a 12 acre complex at Bhujodi – Bhuj (Kachchh), Gujarat and is a non-profit initiative of the Ashapura Group; the primary structure of the museum admeasuring over 100,000 square feet is modeled on the likeness of the “Sansad Bhavan” (the Indian Parliament Building) and was constructed over 4 years with a mélange of inputs from prominent historians, architects, sculptors and artists