Charkha Museum

Must Visit Place.
Gandhiji's idol present in premises and different types of charkha present in their.
A large Charkha is beauty of the museum.
Please buy tickets first and then explore.

A nice place to visit with your kids to aware them about the Legacy and importance of Charkha. Very Neat and well maintained Garden is also a Eye catcher for the visitor’s, Ticket charges is very nominal only Rs.20 per head. Do go with your family and witness the history and origin of Charkha.
The history of Charkha with Our Beloved Bapu( Mahatma Gandhi Ji), The statue of Bapu is there which makes this Museum perfect outing for Bapu lovers!!!

Big Steel Charkha and Lion (Make in India-Musket) enhancing the charm!!!

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As per museum it is a good place to visit.
Ofcourse ot is not the fun place where you get to enjoy.
It is museum where different type of charkha used before for handmade cloths.
It is collection of different type of charkhas other than that you will gain some good knowledge about them from where came who donated it etc.
Good for students to visit.
They will gain knowledge.
Other than that there is a big charkha in between and a big statue of mahatma gandhi at the entrance.

This charkha museum (spining wheel museum) is one of it's kind, here you can see charkha's made of before the independence of India. Various people donated the old charkha to museum. Somewhere i found that museum is lacking in maintainance but it's really good to visit here. A very large charkha is presented by steel authority of India is the center of attraction in museum. Ticket you have to purchase before visit. It's located near the rajiv chauk metro station and khadi india building.

My visit to Charkha Park or Museum in Connaught Place with my family on 20th August, 2022 was a thrilling and joyous experience. The place is centrally located and well connected with metro as well as by road. The site has spacious lush green lawns well maintained by N.D.M.C. The greenery around is a treat for eyes and has a soothing effect on one's mind. The big statue of Gandhiji and Charkha on entering the venue reminds us of our rich heritage and legacy in 75th year of Indian Independence being celebrated as Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
The place often hosts different kinds of events. Food festival has been organised from 19th August, 2022 to 21st August, 2022. Though the cost of entrance ticket is Rs 20 on the other days it is free during the food festival. This festival has brought together under one roof different players in the industry showcasing and selling their delicacies to the visitors thronging the place from different parts of city. Many stalls have been put up selling different food items ranging from North Indian Amritsary Naan, Missi Roti and Saag to stall put up by renowned South Indian group Sarvan selling South Indian Sambar Vadas, Rasam and many other items. There have been stalls put up by big reputed brands like Haldi Ram and Khandani Pakoda Wala selling chaat and different kinds of delicious pakodas. The special attraction of the festival is the food items prepared in the utensils of mud or clay. The tea and coffee offered in kulhads made of mud and food items prepared and served in these kinds of utensils of mud have been the biggest draw. The music and dance performed in the background by the artists adds charm to the experience.
The place has a record of holding such splendid events.

Charkha museum is a place where you can get to know about various charkhas that were used in the early 18th and 19th centuries. It is a small place yet phenomenal. The ticket prices are just Rs 20 per person. Before entering the museum you must take out your shoes and put them in the shoe rack outside. Outside there you can find 4 small monuments. A good place to visit preferably in evening

Its built on a corner opposite the Regal building above Palika bazaar. Charkha museum has beautiful landscape with a large charkha at one end. Various old charkhas are exhibited in a hall. Timings are 10am-9pm. Ticket price is 20 rupees. Maximum Time allowed is 30 minutes. Must visit place if you want to sit,relax and see the bustling connaught place.

I visited this place early in the morning at 9am on Sunday. There was no one so didn't have to wait to enter the museum. 20rs was the ticket and very very small museum it is which has different kind of charkhas which were being used in Chennai, UP, Hariyana, Gujarat. Place was clean and it has a small garden too.