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Ancestral home, now a research center & museum, of renowned Indian freedom fighter Netaji Bose.
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You can see his house and his belongings. I wish they made his office a bit more accessible. The souvenir shop is nice as well. They should have magnets
It is best place to visit among historical places in India. Its house of Subhas Chandra Bose , having collection of memorable priceless things about Netaji and his visit to Europe and entire world. A true freedom fighter, each Indian must visit
It was a very good place to celebrate ur weekend with Netaji's some good memory.It will help us to know about our freedom fighters and about our country (Before our country was independent)
No word is apt to describe the significance of this place. If you are an Indian, you should visit there to have some goosebumps even after so many years of our noble leader's demise. I visited on Netaji's Birthday, 23rd Jan. you have to pay for a ticket around 20-50 Rs to have access to enter the museum. Except Monday, everyday is open for visitors.
Awesome 👍👍 this is the house from where netaji started his unknown journey to make India free.. He was house arrested here. Yet one night he escaped along with his nephew Sisir in a German wanderer car to gomoh for his next journey.. that car is there at the entrance for visitors..
The resident of Netaji Subhas chandra Bose where he was living during house , arrest and great escape to Germany . Nowdays it's became a museum . Various things which was used by Mr. Bose is preserved here . This place is open for everyone , ticket price is 20 rupees for adults and 10 rupees for children. This museum is a great place for the people who loves netaji and those who wanted to know about Indoan independence was .
Wonderful place to visit.
Must visit.
Museum Rs 20/ person. (No photo and video allowed)
The book store is the ticket counter.
Note: Take your time to read all the articles displayed. The documents are wonderfully curated and displayed.
Must visit.
Museum Rs 20/ person. (No photo and video allowed)
The book store is the ticket counter.
Note: Take your time to read all the articles displayed. The documents are wonderfully curated and displayed.
