INA Headquarters - Historical landmark in Moirang - Bishnupur, India

To me, this a temple of India's freedom struggle. This is where the wartime headquarters were set up for INA operations in the Imphal campaign. Step into the bamboo thatched mud house and imagine the scene 75 yrs back. Soldiers everwhere, trucks, tanks, artillary, typewriter and telegraph sounds ... This is where the Indian flag was hoisted and this piece of land remained free for 3 months during the war. Well maintained, I have seen historic structures like these protected from the weather in US before, but first time in India and I am glad that i could also go here and pay my respects to Netaji and INA.

It is the place where Netaji 1st hoisted indian national flag in 1944 in a indian land(Moirang, Manipur) as it was the headquarters of INA(Indian National Army). The House is still intact as it was. Have a visit, you will definitely feel goosebumps to be there, where the land is Widnes of Nataji's footprint.

Symbol of Courage and Independence : The INA (Indian National Army) Headquarters in Manipur stands as a powerful symbol of courage, resilience, and the fight for independence. This historical site holds immense significance in India's freedom struggle and offers a captivating experience for visitors

Lots of information and an interesting place to visit. It also shows how Nethaji was misled to align with the Japanese and his meeting with Hitler.

This is the Location where Subhash Chandra Bose had stayed. This House is now covered by a beautiful fabricated structure in order to preserve it. Clean and well planned

An emotional experience. Thrilled to see the first INA headquarters in independent Indian soil. Jai Hind!

The INA Headquarter Moirang is a great place to visit if you are interested in the history of India's struggle for independence. The museum is well-curated and provides a lot of information on the topic. The building itself is also quite impressive and makes for a great photo opportunity.

Worth visiting to great place by knowing our past and sacrifice of our freedom fighters