From a hand painted xylophone to portraits of Mahatma Gandhi carved into 12feet high wooden walls.

Gandhi Smriti has a huge collection of interactive and static installations. While it explains things in a playful way using electric instruments and unimaginable number of projectors screening scenes from his life on different walls it does not fail to give details on life events and habits.

The exhibition space was considerably large with little clues for navigation (pardon me if I missed something from the exhibition).

Due to lack of time the staff tour guide helped us look at the whole museum space in the best way we could.

Printed panels illustrating some notable life events through text and photographic images.

Hallways with panels on both sides

Wooden Charkha

Mahatma Gandhi's house (3Q view)

Mahatma Gandhi's house (Back view)

Artworks made from pieces of glass showing iconic charkha and Mahatma Gandhi

Electronic instruments that convert your voice into tunes of sitar, melodious vocals and tabla.

Students looking at a sculpture that informs about religious equality through A/V

Wax statues of Mahatma Gandhi and  Kasturba Gandhi (wife)

Priceless possessions including soap, fork, spoons, glasses and iconic pocket watch

Handpainted Xylophone that only plays one tune.

Interactive installation showing connectivity through small servos working together.

Khadi clothes.

Interactive installation of Bharat-Chakra that lights up and changes color when interacted with

Wall painting

An installation that uses light and smoke to show positive quotes

Inside a Kaleidoscope with a screen at the end.

Numerous screens installed inside a box hung on the wall communicating using A/V

Interactive Space that takes inputs through the pole (right) and displays the results on the screen at the back

An artwork that requires 2 pairs of hands to be pressed to light up the whole installation.

Embroidery artwork

"Gandhi ji ke teen bandar"

Detailed close up of the statue.

World Peace Gong

Gandhi's last footsteps traced in stone

Outdoor space being used for exhibition using panels.

Handmade puppets

Giant interactive space where people can board the train and take an Audio Visual journey.