Jang-e-Azadi Memorial - History museum in Kartarpur - Jalandhar, India

Nice museum, worth seeing at least once ! The mistake I made is that I went on Monday and they play the movie only on Saturday n Sunday. There were like 60 school kids also there who came to see it in a bus and their chaperone requested to turn the movie on today for kids sake but the stubborn lady at the ticket window refused ! I think kids would have benefited by watching the video ! They need to be flexible about their rules !!

The Jang-e-Azadi Museum in Punjab is a remarkable place to visit, and it is particularly well-suited for families with children. The museum serves as a living testament to the rich history of Punjab and the sacrifices made by its people during the struggle for freedom. One of the most outstanding aspects of this museum is its dedication to preserving the history of the freedom fighters. It showcases a comprehensive collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents that vividly portray the bravery and determination of those who fought for India's independence. This is not just a collection of items; it's a narrative of a significant part of India's history. The museum effectively communicates the sacrifices made by the people of Punjab. It does so through a combination of visual displays, interactive exhibits, and informative signage. This approach makes the history accessible and engaging, ensuring that both adults and children leave with a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and hardships endured by the freedom fighters. Moreover, the Jang-e-Azadi Museum provides an enriching educational experience for kids. It helps them connect with their country's history in a way that textbooks alone cannot achieve. The interactive elements and immersive displays make history come alive, fostering a sense of patriotism and appreciation for the freedom struggle. The overall presentation of the museum is of high quality, and it provides an informative and engaging experience. It is a place where you can spend hours exploring and learning about the struggles and achievements of Punjab's freedom fighters. The combination of historical significance, educational value, and interactive exhibits makes it an excellent destination for families and individuals interested in the history of India's fight for independence. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply looking for a place to visit with your kids, the Jang-e-Azadi Museum in Punjab is a must-see destination.

It's good to see our govt is doing some efforts to present our modern history in front of us in such a beautiful way. Everything here is well made and the details in the galleries are awesome. Although there are few suggestions if they can consider them, first of all the remaining closed areas of the museum should be completed and opened for public. Secondary, the library should be opened as well for public. It will be great if history books related to the events related to the galleries should be made available to buy.

One of the must visit place in Jalandhar. It is a really under rated place but people must visit this place . You will learn more about Azadi . You can see One of the best laser light show inside this Premises . There are some entry Charges ( Adults Rs.100 , Kids Rs.50 ) Worth Visit .

A must visit for everyone !! One of the places which depicts the entire history of contributions of our Brothers & Sisters in this part of the country. Goosebumps guaranteed place !! It needs a lot of our contributions by just visiting the place so it can be well maintained and showcase the pride of our contributions to our nations freedom struggle!! Vande Mataram!!

Nice place for tourists. It requires 2 hours to see properly. The museum is based on the theme "contribution of Punjabi people's in India's independence".

War memorial museum in middle of Jalandhar Amritsar Highway at kartarpur. Great representation of freedom fighter sacrifice and glory of Indian history but mainly focused on role of Punjab in Indian freedom movement. There was several gallery showing the history in form of statue. There are some shows and seminar which was temporarily closed so I'm little disappointed with that. There was a cafe if you want to dig in some snaks you can pay and eat. Super sanitary facilities huge no. of toilets are available.The ticket for adults is 100 rupees which is little overpriced. Parking area is very wide and there was no parking fee.

A huge war memorial located in Kartarpur on NH44 highway. You can visit while returning from Amritsar. Entry ticket is Rs.100 per person. Photography is strictly prohibited inside the galleries. They have a movie show on Saturday and Sunday. There's not much to see in galleries. Cafeteria is good. Parking space is available inside the campus. PS: Don't compare it with Amritsar war memorial. It is nothing as compared to it.