BMCOE, Nagpur Review

This is the place where Gandhi spent last few days of his life. It's a nice place well preserved. They have a organic cafe its a must try

Good place to see if u r around nagpur, takes you back in time how Gandhiji lived

This is the place where Mahatma Gandhiji has spend his time , you can see the various old structure and Mahatma Gandhiji's things!!
Best place to visit!!
A very peaceful place!!!

Great place to visit if you want to experience the real ashram lifestyle

Very nice bapuji ...... happy gandhi jayanti yesterday.

The basic facilities are all present, you can pick between Indian style or western toilet and the type of room
The tea is really good, a must have.
Word of warning, there are a lot of mosquitoes and insects so do get insect repellent.
It is an overall unique experience
You can also join the evening prayer that happens daily at 6

It's very good place to visit.

It's a karmabhoomi of gandhi ji .

U can feel spirituality here when u come here.

U can reach here by train , bus, car, Auto or by bike.

Canteen is there for eating some veg food only.

Very tasty food and great quality organic food.

I have been to this place.......it seems as if Gandhiji is everywhere around you....nice place indeed!!!!!

Nice n pleasant atmosphere here. Feeling at peace after visiting Bapu kuti. Wonderful

Gandhiji Ashram, need to be more Tourist oriented and can attract good revenue for Govt

Sevagram is a small village near Wardha town, established by Mahatma Gandhi in 1933, which is about 75km south-west of Nagpur. Earlier known as Shegaon, the village was renamed as 'Sevagram' during the year 1940. This village was once served as the headquarters of Mahatma Gandhi for conducting social service programmes (from 1934 to 1940) and hence derived the name Sevagram or Village of Service (Sewa means service and Gram means village). It is said that Gandhiji himself built the Sevagram Ashram with locally available materials like bamboos, mats, country mud etc. and he along with his wife Kasturba Gandhi spent their life here for 15 years.

The attractions within the ashram premises are Adi Nivas, the first hut built in the ashram with a prayer ground around; Ba Kuti (Kasturba's hut); Bapu Kuti (Gandhi's hut); Bapu's Kitchen with a flour grinding machine used by Gandhiji; the last abode termed as Akhiri Nivas housing the weighing machine used by Gandhiji and several other huts termed as Prachure Kuti, Adya Adi Nivas, Mahadev Kuti, Kishore Nivas etc.

For the benefit of visitors and for holding training camps and conferences by various constructive work institutions, a visitor's residence named as Yatri Nivas was built by the government in 1982 which is managed by the Ashram. Nearby Sevagram Ashram, there is a Gandhi Museum exhibiting Gandhi photo displaying the life and works of Gandhiji.

Maintained with originality to a great extent. Very peaceful environment.

It is beautiful place. History is preserved and must visit place in wardha.

Stuff gives complete information. Breakfast is also good. Kept clean.

Overall a wonderful experience visiting this place. The way managemnrt has preserved and kept all the things associated with Bapu is really good. I and my family was fascinated to see all the things. Only bad experience was the toilets at the place. It was badly stinking and the urinals were totally clogged, and least expected that at a place of such historic importance we will experience such bad toilets.

Great to see Bapu's kuti whre he spend some time during the pre indepence time.

Good place to know about Gandhi ji..... Very informative.

'Prakrutik ahar Kendra' inside premises is very good.
But was under renovation 2 months back.

It's nice to visit here... Peaceful place as it was workplace of Mahatma Gandhi

Sevagram, originally Segaon, is a small village, located about 8 km from Wardha. M.K. Gandhi set up what eventually became an ashram in the outskirts of the village. Seth Jamnalal Bajaj of Wardha, a disciple of Gandhi, made available to the ashram about 300 acres (1.2 km2) of land. Near the ashram there is a museum where artifacts of India's freedom struggle are preserved.
This place really gets you close to gandhiji, you learn so much abouth them.

Bathrooms are separate and large for Bapu. Small for Kasturba. There was also a bathtub for Bapu.
Commodus for Bapu, nor for Kasturba.
There was a lot of discrimination.

A historic start up point of freedom fight of India...

Very good every one should visit & observed old technology

Best picnic spot in wardha for refreshment. Lots of historical stuff of mahatma gandhi

Historical place, so much to learn about simplicity, humility and sense of purpose for humanity and the Nation.

Very good, you can feel the existence of Bapu Ji when you see his belongings.

Predictable humbling experience. Not a visit for fun but knowledge

A truly wonderful experience knowing everything and feeling the essence of modern India and particularly father of the nation is truly remarkable a worth to visit place .. everything is just same as it is then ..

A historical place reminding us of The Mahatma and his forever relevent philosophy and values , well maintained, well described,haven of peace and serenity.....

Good place to visit for Mahatma Gandhi and their thoughts

The place is keep and quite. Enjoy peaceful atmosphere. Better to open your shoes at one place and have a walk barefeet it it's not hot, because you need to open shoes every time to go inside. Admire the place, not to touch anything.

Beautiful memories of Mahatma Gandhi and a must visit place to see old used things by Gandhi ..such a peaceful place..revitalizing experience

Nice place to visit along with family friends and alon too.

You will feel something amazing the Ambience and surrounding areas are amazing and relaxing as far technology concern and living standards of a person in that time era is amazing and thoughtful.

Awesome place 2 go. You can learn many things about our father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Its a peaceful place and u can have nice picnic with frnds