India's Largest Memorial Museum
Welcome to Smritivan
The Honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, inaugurated Smritivan on August 28, 2022. This project extends homage to the almost 13,000 victims of the massive Gujarat earthquake of 2001. Located atop Bhujia Hill in Gujarat, the memorial spans an impressive 170 acres on the historically significant Bhujiyo Dungar.
Hon'ble PM Modi's Speech on Smritivan
"Smritivan is not just a memorial — it is a symbol of the indomitable spirit of Gujarat, a testament to how a society rises from devastation and transforms tragedy into triumph."
A Living
Memorial
Where nature, technology, and remembrance converge across 170 acres of history.
Aerial Grandeur
170 acres atop Bhujiyo Dungar
Museum Galleries
7 immersive thematic zones
World's Largest 360° Simulation
An earthquake you will never forget
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Plan your visit to Smritivan — India's largest memorial museum, and experience the beauty of nature, story-telling, technology, and walk away with learnings that will stay with you forever.
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Plan your visit to Smritivan — India's largest memorial museum, and experience the beauty of nature, story-telling, technology, and walk away with learnings that will stay with you forever.
Journey through the memories of the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake with a truly immersive 360-degree simulation experience.
360° Virtual
Tour
Step inside Smritivan from anywhere in the world. Click any scene below to instantly launch the full immersive 360° panorama — no extra button needed.
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All entrance tickets include admission to the permanent collection and the current temporary exhibitions. Book your tickets in advance online.
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