Param Vir Memorial - Memorial park in New Delhi - New Delhi, India

The Param Vir Memorial has been rebuilt recently. So, i have visited there. If we go in flashback, we got to know that the complex is a commemoration of the sacrifices made by Indian soldiers since Independence with the names of 25,942 martyrs etched in stone forever. Speaking about entry to the National War Memorial complex is free for all, but the main area and Param Yodha Sthal will have timing restrictions and will also play host to retreat ceremonies every evening. I believe you can stay till 11pm, lastly. The views to see are like obelisk, veerta, rakshak and tyag chakra, etc I haven't captured all the things but this place is so photogenic currently. They made several ponds and lots of lights and plantations. Lastly I would say you should visit and revise the old days here with your family. #indiagate #delhi #cp #india gate #paramvir

Could have been organized better we have been asked to leave from there by the Cops rather very rudely as this place is closed by 11 pm. But no one stopped us at outside gate 5 minutes back. They should block the outside barricade 15 minutes before so that no one enters and had to leave or rather chase by the cops.

Must visit to pay homage to great warriors. Located behind India Gate. To visit walk through behind India Gate. Well maintained memorial park. After reading the narratives written on the stone , the heroic deeds can be visualised of the great Army men to fought to save the nation.

Not popularized as National War Memorial but this should be as respected and famous as NWM because it houses the bursts of Param Veer Chakra Awardee and the Amar Jyoti monument which was placed between India Gate is now in it's center. This must be visited if you visit India Gate.

great people who served the country with highest effort.... Always in debts of such param veers

Went there for the first time. Saw my friends and colleagues names etched in stone and they will be there forever. Proud and fortunate to serve alongside them. Jai Hind

The complex comprises busts of war heroes, and a precinct of four chakras, with each one signifying different values of the armed forces. The Amar Chakra (Circle of Immortality) is the innermost circle. It has a 15.5m tall granite obelisk with an eternal flame to pay homage to the heroes who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. Then comes the Veerta Chakra (Circle of Bravery), a gallery depicting scenes from the battles Indian forces have fought. Nearby is the Tyag Chakra (Circle of Sacrifice) made of granite bricks with names of 25,942 heroes, their rank and regiment, etched in gold. Besides soldiers who were killed in wars of 1947, 1962, 1965, 1971 and 1999, the names of heroes who died while on Indian Peace Keeping Force Operations in Sri Lanka are also inscribed at the Tyag Chakra. This structure is fringed by 600 trees that act as a wall representing the soldiers who protect the country, and hence called the Rakshak Chakra (Circle of Protection).

This place doesn't need to be rated on behalf of star, this place is already decorated with the fragrance of battle heroes. People rarely visit this place. Please do visit! It takes not more than 10 min.