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Salute to this Place and our people who have sacrificed there life for the freedom
Overview
1. Museum
2. Bullet marks
3. Well where people jump to save there life
4. Time spend - 30-40 minutes average
5. Nearby shopping area
Overview
1. Museum
2. Bullet marks
3. Well where people jump to save there life
4. Time spend - 30-40 minutes average
5. Nearby shopping area
After entering the premises everything goes off in the mind only one thing left i.e., Patroitism and the music which remains in your mind after you left the Jalianwala bagh
Such a great place to remember the cost of our freedom and the price we have to pay to maintain and progress our nation. Beautiful galleries with light and sound show describing the Jalianwala Bagh massacre and events leading up to it. It's a must visit for everyone coming to Amritsar.
Nice place to visit..if you hear the past about our nation about this place then you can directly touch the place n visit feel the pain or situation on that time they pace..or if you don't know about past then their is video streaming art gallery they can explain everything about all.. or it's a garden to seat to eat to spend time with your loves once...kids enjoy to see open area..but if you have short period of time after visit golden temple then you much show 1 or 2 place n exit early so you can visit wagah border..after golden temple it's just out side connected with temple..out side nice market where you can shopping for your family friends etc..
Memorial of 14_April_1919, Bloody day for upcoming Independent India, A great loss of lives including Children, Women who died under a cruel leader General Reginald Dyer.
You can find bullet marks on walls. No word but respect for those who died for us.
#Respect, God bless them.
You can find bullet marks on walls. No word but respect for those who died for us.
#Respect, God bless them.
This is one of the historical plce , total fee is zero... you will see 3 gallery hall 1 theatre and a statue , all the sign of bullet shots , that banyan tree, well . All things give the memory of 13 april 1919.
The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre was a horrific incident that occurred on 13th April 1919 in Amritsar, Punjab, India. The event is also known as the Amritsar Massacre. On that day, a peaceful gathering of thousands of Indian protesters was held at the Jallianwala Bagh, a public park. They were protesting against the oppressive British Raj government.
The British military forces under the command of Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer arrived at the park and indiscriminately opened fire without any warning on the unarmed crowd. The brutal attack continued even after the panicked crowd tried to flee. Over 1,000 people were killed, and around 1,500 were injured.
The incident sparked outrage among Indians and further intensified the freedom struggle movement. It became a turning point in India’s fight for independence from the British.
The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre is a tragic and unforgettable incident in India's history. People still remember it every year and pay tribute to the innocent lives lost on that day.
The British military forces under the command of Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer arrived at the park and indiscriminately opened fire without any warning on the unarmed crowd. The brutal attack continued even after the panicked crowd tried to flee. Over 1,000 people were killed, and around 1,500 were injured.
The incident sparked outrage among Indians and further intensified the freedom struggle movement. It became a turning point in India’s fight for independence from the British.
The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre is a tragic and unforgettable incident in India's history. People still remember it every year and pay tribute to the innocent lives lost on that day.
